Hotel Daphne

This new boutique hotel is situated in the historic Sultanahmet district, offering comfortable, quality accommodation with sea views and within walking distance of Istanbul's main attractions.

Enjoy sea views throughout, most notably from the terrace where you can gaze across the Marmara Sea whilst enjoying breakfast. Elsewhere, the Daphne Café is an ideal place for a rest, whilst playing chess or watching TV.

A function room is on site, to accommodate meetings or celebrations for up to 50 guests.

Guests staying at the hotel for a minimum of 3 nights are entitled to a free one-way transfer from the airport.

A free return transfer is available for guests staying a minimum of 6 nights.

This promotion is valid for stays between 4th November 2009 and 15th March 2010.

Rooms: 20

Availability

Hotel Facilities

General

Restaurant – Bar – 24-Hour Front Desk – Non-Smoking Rooms – Rooms/Facilities for Disabled Guests

Services

Laundry – Ironing Service

Internet

Wireless internet is available in the hotel rooms and is free of charge.

Guest Parking

Free private parking is possible at a location nearby.

Food & beverage

A buffet style breakfast is served every morning on the terrace restaurant-bar. From here you can enjoy a sea view and gain a sense of the city's architectural scope.

In the evenings, a rich selection of Turkish cuisine is on offer.

Room information

Each air conditioned room offers a panoramic sea view and is equipped with direct dial telephone, music system and en suite bathroom

3 of the rooms on offer are inter-connected, making them ideal for families or small groups.

Area information

The Hotel Daphne is situated in Sultanahmet, a district of Istanbul which was once the imperial centre of the Ottoman Empire. Today it is the most popular part of Istanbul, home to the vast majority of the city's stunning cultural and architectural highlights.

Nearby attractions include:

Sultan Ahmed Mosque (200 metres) - built between 1609 and 1616 by order of the Sultan Ahmed I, after whom it is named. It is commonly known as 'The Blue Mosque' due to its striking interior blue tiles.

Hagia Sophia (500 metres) - constructed between AD 532 and 537, this superb survivor of Byzantine architecture is often considered one of the greatest and most beautiful buildings in existence. It is now home to the Ayasofya Museum.

Basilica Cistern (600 metres) - the largest of several hundred ancient cisterns that still lie beneath the city of Istanbul, capable of holding up to 80000 m³ of water.

Travel information

By Air:
From Atartuk Airport (13.5 km):
- Take the Metro train to Aksaray.
- Take a tram in the direction of Kabataş.
- Get off at Sultanahmet.
- Walk down Al Meydani Sokak (with the Blue Mosque on your left).
- Turn right with the bend at the end of the road.
- Turn left almost immediately.
- Turn right at the end of this stretch onto Sehit Mehmetpasa Yokusu.
- Cross the 1st junction and the hotel will be on the corner in front of you.

Important information

Guests who are entitled to a free transfer from the airport should provide the hotel their flight details after the reservation has been made, otherwise transfer is not guaranteed.

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Making your reservation

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