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Even the most jaded critic runs out of superlatives to describe this small and intimate gem in the crown of the Four Seasons brand. It has a sister hotel down on the Bosphorus shore, but if we have to choose, this 65-room haven wins on the strength of its location in the ancient heart of the city. From the rooftop terrace, there are the requisite views of the domes and minarets of Sultanahmet. Each room is individually designed and decorated, service is unobtrusively superb, and the menu at the à la carte ‘Seasons’ restaurant may serve the best modern Turkish food in the world. ‘Seasons’ is in the inner courtyard, which – in the building’s original 19th century incarnation as a prison – must have been the exercise yard. If this is prison, lock me up and throw away the key.
Local exploring
City Style
Sailing
Local markets
Sights nearby
Great walks
Other Activities
Pet friendly
Conference facilities
Gourmet
Family Suites
Wedding license
Rooms with balcony/terrace
Luxury
Sit-out Terrace
Full of character
Opulent
Spa
Grand Hotel
Restaurant
Historic
Gym
Child friendly
Romantic
5* Luxury
Disabled access
Wellbeing
Traditional
Air conditioning
Rooms
65 rooms in this hotelPet friendly
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Business Centre
Bar
Family Suites
Safe
Conference facilities
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Airport transfer
Outdoor dining
Sauna/Steam
Meeting Room
Massage
Sit-out Terrace
Room service
Spa
Restaurant
Garden
Gym
Child friendly
Disabled access
Suites
Concierge
Satellite / Cable TV
Air conditioning
Wifi
Sailing
Local markets
Sights nearby
Great walks
Other Activities
"Only the Sultan in Topkapi palace enjoyed a better location than this. From its rooftop terrace, prepare to be awed by its 360-degree panorama: on one side, the mouth of the Bosphorus and Sea of Marmara laden with merchant shipping; behind you, the Blue Mosque, a paragon of poise with its slender minarets."
Originally published by The Telegraph
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