I stayed at the Hotel Eyfel for one night before my flight home. Needless, to say I stayed only about 8 hours before my connecting flight in the morning. To start, the room was small and it was not the single double bed I reserved online through booking.com. I believe I would have nothing negative to say but, this was... More

The hotel is kind of old, and not recently renovated. The furniture in our room was very modest, I could even say very limited. But the beds were confortable and the room was clean and quite. All rooms have air-conditioning. The location is awesome, just one minute walk from the tram station Laleli. It's just a few stops from Hagia... More

Stated at the Hotel for 4 days. Breakfasts were poor, room dirty and looked like it would fall apart. However, the staff were really friendly and it is set in a fantastic location near the centre of Istanbul.

The location is good, strategic place, near to main attractions... friendly stuff... but i wanted to take sunbathing in the terrace - the pool was very dirty, the bar was closed... the situation there wasn't good :(

The hotel is in a nice position in Istanbul,strongly suggested for that.Rooms are not big,but big enough.Beds are clean,so are bathrooms.Breakfast is not bad,receptionist sufficient. .

Stayed here as part of a university study tour. Hotel could do with some brightening up and fishtanks in the reception not to everyones taste. Could do with taking down the Christmas decorations (this is May not December!). If just a bit more effort was made this hotel could be really really good, as it was it was adequate, linen... More

The hotel is located in the old district and is conveniently close to many attractions (by public transportation or on foot) but the rooms are really small and during the summer you are forced to switch on the air conditioning which is actually freezing so you cannot really sleep well. The bathroom is quite shabby. The breakfast is "nothing special"... More

I am a university student, and as part of one of my Modules, we got to Visit Istanbul. This was the hotel we stayed in, after reading the reveiws, i was bit wary of it. But in all fairness, it wasn't that bad at all. It was a bit of a gem stuck in an old shanty town. Alright so,... More

I stayed in the Hotel Eyfel as part of a tour around Turkey, and it was by far the worst hotel we encountered, despite visiting some locations which were fairly off the beaten track, during the low season. The rooms are tired, to say the least, and there were frequent power shortages. Be warned: this hotel appears to double up... More