The Bank Hotel, Istanbul
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“Away from the overcrowded tourist zones near Taksim Square and Istiklal Caddesi, this hotel is a solid choice (but by no means a bargain) for those seeking a quiet but central location and abundant amenities.”
“The exclusive House hotel and restaurant chain have pulled off another coup in the acquisition and renovation of this superb stone edifice, built in 1863 as the headquarters of the Credit General Ottoman Bank. As much as possible of the former bank’s grandiose interior has been left intact.”
Featured as Frommer’s Exceptional Choice in Istanbul.
“A family-friendly Istanbul hotel with period charm, an atmospheric restaurant, a hammam and Golden Horn views. The latest in a string of impeccably stylish hotels from the House group, built in a former bank in the now-hip, waterfront Karaköy district.”
What guests liked
- Top location
- Excellent Wifi
- Comfortable beds
- Friendly staff
All you need to know
This five-star hotel is located in a prime location where it offers guests comfortable and posh room options. Room options such as Deluxe King Room, Duplex Suite, Classic King Room, Penthouse Suite with Terrace and a Superior King Room. These rooms are well-furnished with modern décor and feature elegant warm colors.
The Bank Hotel is the perfect place to stay when in Istanbul for business or pleasure. The hotel is located in the up-and-coming district of Karakoy on Bankalar Caddesi where it offers guests a closeness to the city’s financial and economic center.
The hotel is a short walking distance from a number of famous art galleries such as Gallery Mana and Istanbul 74 while guests can enjoy and explore bohemian Beyoglu and Sultanahmet. The popular Istiklal Avenue is 700 m away from the hotel while the famous Taksim Square is 2 km away.
The rooms are fitted with modern amenities and facilities such as free Wi-Fi, air-conditioning, an iPod docking station, a minibar and a flat-screen TV with satellite channels. The rooms come with a private bathroom that features thoughtful touches such as bathroom slippers, bathrobes, and Lokum Istanbul brand amenities.
Guests can enjoy a breakfast buffet featuring several Turkish and international cuisines in the hotel’s on-site restaurant, Kasa Lokanta. The restaurant features high ceilings and large windows making it the perfect place to enjoy a good meal.
The hotel has a garden and a terrace which are ideal places for relaxation.
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