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The hotel is very new, the rooms are luxuriously and tastefully decorated, and every detail is in place. The children's products are especially thoughtful. In addition to a complete set of toiletries, there is also an age-appropriate T-shirt. The toys delivered to the room were also well maintained. The staff in the housekeeping department are polite and considerate. When they hear us leaving the house in the morning, they will come over to greet us. The power cords and clothes in the room will be neatly stored. The breakfast staff was a little lacking, there was a separate menu for hot food, and the wrong one was served twice on one day. But the food quality and presentation are impeccable. Downstairs is Zorla. I really like a hotel like this that is close to a mall and is convenient for dogs.

This is a beautifully appointed boutique hotel in the heart of the Sultanahmet historic district. It is one of the premier hotels I have ever had the pleasure of staying in. The staff is pleasant, professional and very accommodating. The rooftop restaurant has not only fantastic views, but also an excellent buffet and menu of breakfast foods. Don’t miss getting dinner reservations! My husband and I had a delicious and authentic Turkish meal of tender lamb shank and scrumptious meatballs in sour cherry sauce. We highly recommend a stay at the Ajwa Sultanahmet! Check them out online. They offer too many services to list here.

The location of the hotel is very good! Just a few steps to the Blue Mosque and Hagia Sophia! Very close to the sea too! The location is really good. But the room is a bit damp

Truly exceptional experience with a level of service that exceeded my expectations. Weeks before, the team helped us secure reservations at two hot spot restaurants we knew we wanted to try. They made recommendations on hammams that were both excellent experiences. The restaurant great food and great service with an amazing view that was open air or closed depending on the weather.

Excellent location in the heart of Sultanahmet district within a short walk from the Blue Mosque and Hagia Sophia. The hotel staff were all very helpful and friendly, while helping us with directions or signing up for tours. The hotel was very clean and our corner room with sea view was a good size and very nicely furnished. As others have said, the bathroom is small and you have to navigate around the door to get to the toilet. The Turkish breakfast was nice with a good selection of fruits, pastries, and eggs made to order. Overall a very pleasant experience and would stay there again.

Located in the old town, only a five-minute walk to the mosque. There are many restaurants around, but the hotel is located on a relatively quiet road with a small garden at the door. Overall, it is much quieter than those hotels facing the road. The room is relatively small. If two people's suitcases are laid flat on the floor, there is basically no aisle, but it is clean and tidy. The breakfast room on the top floor is the highlight, and the scenery from a distance is amazing. Breakfast is also okay, and there is something for Chinese stomachs to eat, but freshly ground coffee is charged separately. The only shortcoming is that the front desk service is not as warm and sincere as other hotels on our trip. The reserved room was no longer available and was not informed when we checked in. We were given a room change after Ctrip complained. But the faults do not hide the advantages, and overall I am quite satisfied.

Very comfortable experience, excellent location, professional and friendly service staff, not overly enthusiastic, can provide just the right help, although the room is not big, but the facilities are well maintained, the sofa in the room is very comfortable for children to sleep on, although it is The city is busy but there is no sound insulation problem. There are many delicious foods nearby. I recommend the Turkish Kitchen directly opposite.

I recently had the pleasure of staying at Mula Hotel in Istanbul with my family, including two toddlers, and it was an experience I won’t soon forget. Nestled in the heart of the old Sultanahmet area, the location couldn’t be more ideal. It’s within walking distance of all the major attractions, offering a perfect blend of convenience and cultural immersion. The surrounding area is a food lover’s paradise, with an array of great restaurants offering local and international cuisine. Plus, the easy access to the tram makes exploring the city a breeze. The hotel itself is a gem. My room was not only beautifully appointed but also boasted a stunning sea view that added a special touch to our family stay. Waking up to the serene vista of the sea was truly a highlight. The hotel’s family-friendly atmosphere made our stay with toddlers smooth and enjoyable. However, what really sets Mula Hotel apart is its exceptional service. Every staff member I encountered was not just professional but genuinely warm and welcoming. Their constant smiles and readiness to assist at any hour truly made me feel valued and taken care of. From getting a bottle of water in the middle of the night to personal touches like waiters remembering my omelette preferences after just one day - every detail was noticed and appreciated. I must give special mentions to Ercan at the restaurant and Ilknur at the front desk. Their outstanding service and personal attention significantly enhanced my stay. Their professionalism and kindness reflect the hotel’s commitment to guest satisfaction. Coming from someone who travels significantly and has stayed in several fantastic properties across the world, I can confidently say that Mula is right up at the top, and a rarity among hotels. In conclusion, Mula Hotel is more than just a place to stay; it’s a destination that offers a memorable experience. Whether it’s the prime location, the beautiful rooms, the delicious food, or the unparalleled service, this hotel ticks all the boxes for an exceptional stay in Istanbul. I highly recommend it to anyone visiting the city, especially those traveling with family.

Facilities: One of the few hotels in the old city that also has an elevator. The room is large, has a large balcony and kitchen, and there are welcome snacks and red wine. Hygiene: Very clean, the hotel has a good cleaning attitude Environment: Just one minute away from Galata, there are countless coffees and restaurants nearby. Service: The service at the front desk is great and will provide everything you need. The attitude is better than five-star chain hotels

Pros: -very close to the hagia Sofia and Blue mosque. -You have a beautiful view of the blue mosque from the terrace, I can imagine it would be beautiful to sit there and eat breakfast in the summer. -clean towels and bedding -The house keeping were super friendly and ready to help and front of house were really welcoming too. -Close to tram and metro lines -24 hour shop literally 1 minute walk - front of house are present 24 hours a day Cons: - we were on the ground floor and it was quite noisy at night when some guests had come back from nights out - quite noisy from traffic in the morning as the hotel is situated on a street - very small room - small shower area - fridge did not work - breakfast was bare minimum so don’t expect much (no bread just baguettes sliced up to toast and eat as you please, standard salads and cereal) If I was on a budget, I would book this hotel again for the sheer fact that it’s close to everywhere we needed to go and we didn’t spend much time at the hotel at all. For £30 a night it was a bargain!