Price | C$ 45 - C$ 81 |
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CHEAPEST NEIGHBOURHOOD IN ISTANBUL | Avcilar | 31% cheaper | Hotels in Avcilar are the cheapest in Istanbul at just C$ 45 per night on average |
MOST EXPENSIVE NEIGHBOURHOOD IN ISTANBUL | Sisli | 19% more expensive | Sisli has the highest priced hotels in Istanbul with rooms averaging C$ 81 per night |
MOST POPULAR NEIGHBOURHOOD IN ISTANBUL | Fatih | 84% more users visited | More momondo users search for hotels in Fatih than any other neighbourhood in Istanbul |
If you’re planning on staying at any of momondo’s recommended hotels in the area of Istanbul nearest to Taksim Square, you should expect to pay around C$ 196/night. This price fluctuates based on time of year. In general, a rate under C$ 196/night is a good deal for momondo users staying near Taksim Square. Hotels near Taksim Square are typically 69% more expensive than the average hotel in Istanbul, which is C$ 60.
Low season | January | cheapest month to stay |
High season | July | most expensive time to stay |
18% | expected price decrease | |
27% | expected price increase |
Price | C$ 186 - C$ 311 |
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Cheapest day of week | Saturday | is the cheapest day of the week to book |
Highest day of week | Tuesday | is the most expensive day of the week to book |
C$ 236 | is the average per night cost for a hotel on this day | |
C$ 268 | is the average per night cost for a hotel on this day |
Cheapest time to book | The cheapest time to book hotels in Istanbul is: 3 star, 58 days before. 4-5 star, 4 days before. |
1-2 star | C$ 42 - C$ 79 | |
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3 star | C$ 35 - C$ 97 | |
4-5 star | C$ 60 - C$ 97 |
Lowest Hotel Price | C$ 40 |
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Most Popular Hotel (5-star) | Akgun Istanbul Hotel |
Hotels Near Airport | 400 |
Average Length of Stay | 14 days |
The city of Istanbul has a robust public transportation network that includes trams, trains, and buses. If you’re looking for a more personal form of transport, there are also taxis and ride-share services. So, no matter which Istanbul hotel you choose to stay at, you’ll have options for moving around in the city. The Old Town, where you’ll find the Sultanahmet neighborhood amongst many eating spots, has a few metro stops on the blue T1 line. From the Old Town, you’ll have access to the rest of the city, including Karaköy, home of the Grand Bazaar. For an upscale visit, stay in Nişantaşi and experience its high-end shopping. The 129T and 28T buses run nearby.
Hilton Istanbul Bomonti Hotel & Conference Center
Silahsor Cad. No: 42 Bomonti Sisli, Istanbul, Türkiye
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If you’re traveling to Istanbul on vacation and want to be at the heart of the excitement, we recommend you stay in one of the neighborhoods closer to the Bosphorus, like Sultanahmet or Karaköy. These are central to some of the significant tourist attractions and restaurants, so you won’t have to make long trips on public transportation to get to Hagia Sophia or the Grand Bazaar. For a posh experience or a couple’s vacation, the hotels in Istanbul in Nişantaşi put white-table-cloth restaurants at your doorstep. If you’re traveling to the city for business, you may expect your engagements to take you to Levent or Maslak, where many large companies are headquartered. Business executives book hotels in Istanbul near this region to shorten their commute to meetings.
You can find cheap hotels in Istanbul that provide a great deal of luxury and easy access to the exciting attractions in the city. No visit to Istanbul is complete without a visit to Hagia Sophia, which sits across from the Blue Mosque and is the dominant feature of Sultanahmet. Originally built in 537 AD as a cathedral, the edifice has functioned as a museum but operates today as a mosque. For a lesson on the city’s history, head over to the Istanbul Archaeology Museum near Alemdar. If you’re looking for an experience that’ll excite all five senses, we recommend you visit Kapali Carsi; the bazaar is free to visit and sits in the Karaköy neighborhood. Once inside, have fun bartering with merchants and watching them entice customers. You can get here from the Marmaray train, the M2 tram, and numerous buses.
If you’re looking for upscale restaurants, head to Beyoğlu, stopping at Tophane on the blue line, where you’ll discover fine-dining options like Nicole, which serves contemporary Mediterranean food and has beautiful views of the Bosphorus. For an even broader selection of restaurants, you may want to wander around Old Istanbul on the blue or black line and see what strikes your fancy. The area has neighborhoods that are charming and quaint: in Sultanahmet you’ll find restaurants that cater mostly to tourists, serving Istanbul cuisines; in Eminönü, accessible from the Sirkeci metro stop, you’ll find restaurants with traditional Turkish foods, including grilled meats and fish sandwiches. Head to Ortaköy using ride share and experience the city’s vibrant nightlife.
Around March and April, the city hosts the International Istanbul Film Festival in areas along the Istiklal Caddesi in the Beyoğlu neighborhood. Tickets are inexpensive and the films range from Art House genres to films from around the globe. From April into May, you can enjoy the Istanbul Tulip Festival, where you can see the beautiful blooms around Emirgan Park and along the Bosphorus. Entrance is free. Another cultural entertainment experience is the International Istanbul Music Festival, which runs around June and July. This is the most esteemed festival of the year; upwards of 30 acts perform opera, dance, and classical music over multiple days and across multiple venues, including the Hagia Irene Church near the Alemdar district.
The average length of stay in Istanbul is 14 nights.
Hotels in Istanbul show a range of prices for their rooms. These are determined by factors such as availability, locale and amenities. On average, rooms will be around C$ 263 per night.
January is the cheapest month to book a hotel in Istanbul. Prices can be 18% lower than other, busier months, so this is a great time to get a good deal.
The cost of a Istanbul hotel room will vary for each day but generally Friday works out the most economical, with Monday proving the least economical.
The cost of a luxury hotel in Istanbul is generally around C$ 256 a night for every person. In contrast, the average price of a hotel in Istanbul is closer to C$ 263 a night for every person, which is a 12%% difference between the average and luxury accommodation.
Istanbul hostels and hotels with a 2 star rating and below charge around C$ 22 for a bed per person. This will be around C$ 204 under the cost of a typical Istanbul hotel.
When visiting Istanbul, people tend to book hotels in Fatih, Sisli, Nişantaşı and Esenyurt.
With an average temperature of 7 °C and expected precipitation of 50 mm, March is a great month to explore the outdoors near Istanbul.
Yes, there are 10,563 vacation rentals in Istanbul. At the moment, Panda Residence Deluxe Taksim is the most popular Istanbul vacation rental based on our user data. Search for vacation rentals in Istanbul.
Yes, 164 hostels are available in Istanbul if you’re looking for this type of accommodation for your trip. Based on our user data, Taksim Green House Hostel happens to be the most popular hostel in the city. Find hostels in Istanbul.
There are 12,478 operators available for hotels in Istanbul as of March 2024.
Prices for hotels in Istanbul are updated daily.
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