Pera Palace Hotel Reviews

amazing historical hotel. cleanliness and the way they maintaining hotel are superb. convenient location near istiklal street. The staff are very friendly and seem to take pride in working there. very impressed.

Excellent historical hotel. Great location. Nice view

A 5 star hotel with a vintage flavour that takes care of the finer details of our stay. Breakfast was good and staff were polite. Great location. Visit Room 101 for the glance into the Ataturk history.

Wonderful atmosphere and smile people everywhere

Amazing hotel , great location .

Cozy and comfortable

My style! Loving here~

The room is a little small and furniture is a little old given the price. Overall, the experience is good.

If you are looking for the perfect place to stay in İstanbul you are in the right place.

A great experience, a very old hotel, I experienced the world's second oldest elevator, the room was very large, with a bathtub. The hotel staff was very enthusiastic 👍 Highly recommended!

Our room was just across from Agatha's room, and the floor environment was nice. The most enjoyable thing was riding in the antique elevator that was more than a hundred years old. The waiter also introduced the history of the elevator. The room was moderate in size, and the only drawback was that the bathtub had a sewer smell, so we couldn't enjoy the pleasure of taking a bath.

It is a very old hotel, about 8 minutes from Taksim Square, and the location is very good. The swimming pool is small, but the sauna facilities are relatively large and excellent, and the breakfast has a very good variety and quality of food. It was like riding a time machine to Istanbul's Belle Epoque era. One problem was that at first, even though there were only two people staying and we had a lot of luggage, we were given the smallest room with a view of the Golden Horn, which made us feel a little bad, but on the second day, we were immediately changed to a different room, so we had a comfortable stay. The cleaning was very good, and the staff was friendly. When checking in, check the reservation details carefully and do a time slip.

Facilities: The room is well maintained, the details have a sense of age, but it is clean and comfortable to stay, the supplies are complete, and the welcome fruits and desserts are very exquisite. There is a full set of Agatha's works in the room, but it's a pity that the cabinet door is locked and can't be taken out to read. Environment: The hotel itself is a historical museum, and the exhibits and buildings are full of stories. From the balcony, you can see the houses in the Golden Horn, which is spectacular. Service: The concierge is decent and service-minded. The same waiter received me when I checked in and checked out. He was very warm and thoughtful. Thank you very much. The waiter in the bar was also very meticulous and enthusiastic, which left a good impression on me. The only problem is that when I checked out, the concierge gave other guests a key chain for room 411 in front of me, but I, who went to room 411 for Agatha, got nothing. This kind of favoritism made me feel very uncomfortable.

This century-old hotel in the New Europe District is a treasure. It was built in 1892 to facilitate the opening of the Orient Express from Paris to Istanbul. It was the first hotel in the Ottoman Empire to be powered by electricity, except for the imperial palace. It has the world's second wooden elevator, the first of which is in the Eiffel Tower. Strictly speaking, it has transcended a place of accommodation. It is more like a time machine, a history museum, and a celebrity memoir. Living in history, nothing else matters. But to be honest, the breakfast is still good.