Wi-fi excellent, breakfast included in the price, breakfast on the roof terrace is very nice, near (walking distance) major sights (Hagia Sophia etc.), near tramway station, too little daylight in the room, no chair in the room, bed too short for taller persons

We stayed in this nice htel with my husband 2times:and when we'll be in Istanbul again we'll stay in Konak Sude because it's quiet,rooms very clean,breakfasts very tasty,personnel is very lovely,friendly and helpful.We really felt in this hotel like in our home.Thank you very much!!

Yes the rooms are small but there's sufficient room for suitcases and any normal-sized person can easily get in and out of the standard double bed. Shelf over the bed makes bed seem short but there is no foot board so tall people can dangle their feet. We found our room exceptionally hot owing to two hot pipes going through... More

We were in a room with a windows to a closed space, no views. The outside was noisy. The room was incredibly small. On the other hand service was excellent, with very kind employees. The room was clean. Breakfast was very good with views to the sea.

Every time we fly in and out of Istanbul, we almost always overnight at the Sude Konak Hotel in Istanbul. It is conveniently near both the Old City and all the tourist sites there, and is also reasonably close to the Ataturk International Airport. Taxi fare to the airport from the Sude Konak Hotel usually run under 50 Turkish Lira,... More

I love the location of this hotel. It is very close to practically everything. I managed to draw a room which faced inwards in to the bowels of the building. Lovely view of the airconditioning system... The view from the restaurant is sublime with views up to the blue mosque.

This summer, again in Istanbul. This time we choose as hotel - the SUDE KONAK hotel. We were luky! The hotel hase a good location, clean room good breakfest and very freindly&understanding staff. Brandusa & Monica

This is a great hotel, found it on easytobook, and booked a week ahead. Situated close to the Spice Bazaar, the harbour area, and lots of restaurants in the area (although a bit too touristy for my liking, but you will also find a lot of places the locals eat too). Only gripe is that they added more to the... More