I’m passionate about hospitality and take pride in ensuring our guests feel at home. My rule is simple: if I wouldn’t stay there myself, I wouldn’t offer it to others. Every home is prepared with care and attention to detail. We offer a range of homes, from affordable city-center stays to luxurious accommodations. The gratitude from our guests inspires me to continue offering exceptional experiences. Best Regards, Nurten

Galata Tower Is Almost In The House/The Balcony/Silhouette of Galata Tower View. As a price for the view, our flat is on the 5th floor, there is no elevator in the building.Our apartment fits right into Istanbul’s hilly character However, being in the city center, this is quite common as most historical buildings rarely have elevator. If you're visiting Istanbul, staying near the iconic Galata Tower is a must—and from our home, you can easily see this historical landmark right from your bedroom! This location combines the city's rich history with its modern vibe, offering charming cafes, artistic gems, and an energetic atmosphere. Plus, you'll enjoy easy access to all major attractions. That’s why our home is the perfect place for your stay in this magical city. 3 balconies in the flat, and common roof terrace with great golden horn, estuary view. It is a privilege to stay in a house with a view in Istanbul has been renovated, historical building that is why there in no elevator. It is a privilege to stay in a house with a view of the Galata Tower in Istanbul. Pamper yourself, you deserve it. Olta Ceiling: A wooden-structured ceiling, often decorated with plaster or fabric coating. It was commonly used in the late Ottoman Enjoy the wonderful view, peaceful/ historical texture. Smoking is only allowed on the private terrace and please do not throw butts into the garden/outside :) Only guests with a confirmed reservation are allowed in the apartment. Visitors or additional guests are strictly prohibited. We have cameras in the building to monitor the number of guests checked in and to ensure that your reservation aligns with the number of people in your party. Check-in time is any time after 15.00 and check-out time 11.00am . please take off your shoes when entering. It is a Turkish thing :) In the evenings, garbage is collected in front of the building, or when you leave the house, there is a garbage container on the first street on the right. Enjoy your stay!

The Galata Tower is one of the most iconic and prominent landmarks in Istanbul and it lies at the famous junction of the waterways - the Golden Horn drains into the Bosphorus. The Tower dates back to the 14th century and the architectural details hold influences of east Roman, Genoese and Ottoman styles.Exploring Galata and Beyoğlu: A Cultural Mosaic Galata and Beyoğlu represent the vibrant heartbeat of Istanbul, attracting both local residents and international visitors alike. Your street is brimming with lighting shops, various accommodations, charming cafés, diverse restaurants, and markets catering to all your daily needs. Galata: The New Soho of Istanbul Often likened to Istanbul's Soho, Galata is a hub of creativity featuring art galleries, fashion studios, chic cafés, well-stocked bars, and luxurious dining options. This eclectic mix showcases a modern flair that beautifully reflects the exotic and mystical atmosphere of the Ottoman era. The district is a haven for caricaturists, painters, and actors, creating a bohemian vibe where cafés buzz with lively debates on theater, cinema, literature, and philosophy. Getting Around Navigating the area is easy and enjoyable. You can take the tram from Taksim Square to Tünel or vice versa. The tram glides along Istiklal Street, the main thoroughfare connecting Taksim, Beyoğlu, Galatasaray, and Tünel. For a more scenic route, stroll down Sıraselviler Street from Taksim Square to Cihangir. This pleasant walk covers about 6-7 city blocks, and you'll know you’ve arrived in Cihangir when you reach its charming mini-square, popular among expatriates and local Bohemian Turks, dotted with quaint cafés tucked into narrow streets. Within Istanbul's historic Galata district lies Serdar-ı Ekrem Street, which captivates visitors with vibrant ambiences and eclectic shops, cafes, and galleries. Sitting near Galata Tower, Serdar-ı Ekrem boasts boutique hotels and gives good public transport access if staying in the area.