“Au calme et bien situé”

Au coeur du centre historique, à proximité à pied de tous les sites historiques ( mosquée bleue, sainte sophie, Topkapi etc.) et des appontements pour les tours sur le Bosphore. A proximité du tramway pour aller place Taksim ou à l'aéroport en une heure environ. Hôtel au calme, bien tenu avec un personnel sympathique. Le petit déjeuner buffet pourrait être amélioré.

“Adora : proche des lieux à voir”

personnel accueillant. hotel bien situé à 1 mn du tram. petit déjeuner moyen.

“Hotel Adora séjour Istanbul”

Nous avons passé 4 nuits à l'hôtel Adora et le séjour s'est très bien déroulé. L'hôtel est très bien situé, à quelques minutes à pied du palais Topkapi, au coeur du quartier de sultanhamet. Nous avons tout fait à pied depuis l'hôtel (le tramway est juste à côté pour ceux qui ne veulent pas trop marcher). L'hôtel est calme, bien insonorisé. Petit déjeuner correct (même si exactement le même tout les matin!). Le personnel est vraiment très gentil, parle parfaitement anglais et a toujours une petite attention pour vous. Petit bémol: une partie de l'hôtel était en travaux (certaines chambres, l'espace petit déjeuner...) Un peu bruyant donc mais pas très grave étant donné que nous étions quasiment tout le temps dehors. Et surtout une bonne nouvelle pour les prochains: vous aurez peut être une chambre toute neuve et surtout une grande salle pour le déjeuner. A noter que très bientôt ( priori avant l'été) l'hôtel Adora pourra proposer des repas le soir. Le jour du départ, nous avons eu droit à une boîte de loukoum (pas mauvais du tout) et un grand sourire qui donne envie de revenir.

“good experience”

Hotel staff were excellent especially Burhan and Erdi were very helpful.Rooms are tiny but so clean. There are some minor problems such as small fridge and lack of a trash bin inside the room. There is no restaurant inside the hotel,unlike what they advertise. only a small area for breakfast with 4 tables, as such, you have to wait some times for a while to sit but some nice restaurants nearby. Hotel location is great and close to visiting areas.

“Great staff; horrific room”

I really wish I could write a good review because the staff at the Adora was wonderful. However, the mattress was hard as a rock, the room was either freezing cold or swelteringly hot, the shower ran all night (not just dripped, but actually ran), and the heating unit vibrated and shook so that my husband and I were unable to sleep a wink. The hotel owner needs to do some major upgrades: new mattresses, new heating units, and plumbing repairs. Even though the location is wonderful, the hotel was not cheap, and it was definitely NOT worth what we paid. I would have gladly paid more per night to stay in a place where we could get some sleep. We stayed for three nights at the end of two weeks in Turkey, and we ended up going home utterly exhausted. I cannot recommend this hotel. We saw people in the hotel asking for new rooms, but the new were as bad as the old. We saw at least two parties leave early to go to other area hotels. It's a shame as the rooms were clean, though quite small, and the hotel has a lot of potential. I hope the owner will invest some money to make it livable.

“Perfect stay in historic part of Istanbul”

Our family of 3 had an outstanding stay at the Adora, which is only 5-10 minutes walk to the major attractions in Istanbul and only a few minutes any direction to great places to eat or shop. The hotel is directly on the tramline. Service was terrific, Erdi and Hasan were very helpful and even gave us tips that were not in the travel books. Breakfasts were great, but we didn't hang around there during days or evenings to have other meals.

“Nice hotel in the middle of Sultanahmet”

Very clean hotel in the middle of the historic district (easy walking to the Blue Mosque, Spice Market, Galata Bridge, etc). It's right off the tram route which is convenient; you can hear all of them go by if the window is open. I did find that if you closed the window, no sounds came in. It's not too close to that many mosques, so if you like to hear the call to prayer at all hours of the day, it's not the best spot. (They sound pretty at 2pm, but not so much at 4-5 am.) The staff is very helpful and spoke solid english. They even helped me get my 45 pound bag to the tram.

“very good”

good hotel, central, extremely helpful and friendly staff. enjoyed my stay. would go back.

“Small budget hotel close to main attractions”

The Adora is a small friendly hotel which is just off the main street leading to Topkapi Palace, Aghia Sofia and the Blue Mosque. Although the trams run up and down the main street you cannot really hear them from the hotel bedrooms which were peaceful. Our bed was firmer than we would have liked. There was a good selection of food at breakfast. Different kinds of breads, eggs, Turkish-style sausage, cereals, fruit juices, jams, Kona coffee and Turkish tea. The menu for lunch/dinner wasn't very inspiring, but with so many restaurants and lokantas on the doorstep you didn't need to eat at the hotel. The staff were lovely and went our of their way to help us. Very helpful in terms of tours and local information.