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stay the 32 beautifully decorated one, two or there-bedroom suites overlooking the sea of Marmara and Princess Islands provide its guests quality comfort. All sui...
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against scale shown which is 1 inch apart (2.5 cm). See how the towns and cities have changed over the years. Came from an antique dealer from auction. All are g...
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The Marmara Istanbul is a modern nineteen storey hotel situated high on a hill in Taksim ... more
Square set 500 metres from the Bosphorus. This towering property features 387 air conditioned guestrooms, all of which are decorated in smart tones with traditiona...
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The Marmara Istanbul is a modern nineteen storey hotel situated high on a hill in Taksim ... more
Square set 500 metres from the Bosphorus. This towering property features 387 air conditioned guestrooms, all of which are decorated in smart tones with traditiona...
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Price is per double room per night and may vary depending on date booked...
Location. The Marmara Sisli is located in Istanbul, Turkey, 200 metres from the Astoria ... more
and Cevahir shopping centres, two kilometres from the nightlife and restaurant district of Nisantasi, and 15 kilometres from Istanbul's Old Town. Hotel Features...
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Location. The Marmara Sisli is located in Istanbul, Turkey, 200 metres from the Astoria ... more
and Cevahir shopping centres, two kilometres from the nightlife and restaurant district of Nisantasi, and 15 kilometres from Istanbul's Old Town. Hotel Features...
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Fun and comfort in downtown IstanbulA stylish hotel in Istanbul's happening Beyoglu ... more
district in the historic Pera region of Istanbul The Marmara Pera is within walking distance of the city's major business leisure and shopping areas This new addition to The Marmara Hotels brings a hip new swagger to this up and coming corner of Beyoglu The Marmara Pera will offers an ideal combination of stylish design and access to Istanbul's new trendy nightlife hotspots amidst the historic texture of the city
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Located in the trendy Beyoglu district, the Marmara Pera is a modern, cosmopolitan hotel ... more
situated two kilometres from the shops, restaurants and nightclubs of the tourist area of Taksim Square. The 203 contemporary guestrooms feature smart decor mixed with antique furnishings. All rooms are equipped with individual climate control, satellite television, direct dial phones, minibars, safes and wireless Internet. Guests can lounge next to the roof top pool or enjoy a light lunch accompanied by panoramic city views from the poolside restaurant. Active guests can work out in the fitness centre and then unwind in the hot tub. Business travellers are able to hire out four conference rooms which seat a total of 370 delegates. In the evenings, socialites can mingle in the sophisticated hotel bar before sitting down to a dinner of gourmet Mediterranean and Turkish delights in the trendy Cafe Marmara. Afterwards, guests with a sweet tooth can indulge in decadent desserts and coffees at the cafe's patisserie. Nearby attractions include the beautiful Baroque and Rococo styled Dolmabahce Palace which is 3 kilometres away, and the Grand Bazaar a bustling shopping area. The nearest airport is Istanbul Ataturk International, 25 kilometres from the hotel.
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Located in the trendy Beyoglu district, the Marmara Pera is a modern, cosmopolitan hotel ... more
situated two kilometres from the shops, restaurants and nightclubs of the tourist area of Taksim Square. The 203 contemporary guestrooms feature smart decor mixed with antique furnishings. All rooms are equipped with individual climate control, satellite television, direct dial phones, minibars, safes and wireless Internet. Guests can lounge next to the roof top pool or enjoy a light lunch accompanied by panoramic city views from the poolside restaurant. Active guests can work out in the fitness centre and then unwind in the hot tub. Business travellers are able to hire out four conference rooms which seat a total of 370 delegates. In the evenings, socialites can mingle in the sophisticated hotel bar before sitting down to a dinner of gourmet Mediterranean and Turkish delights in the trendy Cafe Marmara. Afterwards, guests with a sweet tooth can indulge in decadent desserts and coffees at the cafe's patisserie. Nearby attractions include the beautiful Baroque and Rococo styled Dolmabahce Palace which is 3 kilometres away, and the Grand Bazaar a bustling shopping area. The nearest airport is Istanbul Ataturk International, 25 kilometres from the hotel.
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not available - HRS Rating: 7,07/10 - The hotel is next to Metro station. Located in the ... more
so called Soho of Istanbul, The Marmara Pera is just around the corner from the famous pedestrian street called Taksim Square in The Beyiglu district and walking distance to Taksim Square, which is known as the heart of the city, and to major business, leisure and shopping area. The f
Advantages: Fascinating, historic, romantic, magical, nowhere else like it Disadvantages: Must go at the right time, can be very busy
day, many of them living in illegally built apartment blocks on the outskirts of the city (although Ankara has an even greater problem with this). It's known as the city where Europe meets Asia but that is a little confusing because what is geographically the European side is the part with the more Asian feel and the very oldest buildings such as the hippodrome, the Basilica Cistern and the Grand Bazaar. Conversely, the "Asian side" with its main shopping street Istiklal Caddesi off Taksim Square feels much more European.
Istanbul is a watery city standing on the River Bosphorous and the section of the Sea of Marmara known as the Golden Horn, which cuts through the western shore. Istanbul is a major port and the Sea of Marmara links the Black Sea and the Mediterranean. Vessels bound for destinations around the world pass through ...
Advantages: So many wonderful sights, clean and easy to get around, reasonable prices Disadvantages: Smoking in some places put us off our meals
Istanbul sightseeing.
This is a review of my experience and really there is so much to see and do you need to read a few of the great reviews on this site, as I did before we went in order to make your own mind up as to what you want to experience for yourself. There is no way I could go into depth about every sight, I have tried to create a desire to go and a taste of what is there.
WHEN WE WERE IN ISTANBUL:
We spent five days in Istanbul just before Easter 2009 and we stayed at the Orient Express Hotel in the Sirkeci area of old Istanbul. (Another separate review)
Istanbul is the only city built on two continents and split by the sea. The Bosporus is the section of water which unites the two continents and joins the Sea of Marmara to the Black sea.
FIRST IMPRESSIONS:
The first thing that struck me as we drove from the Airport to ...
Advantages: Quiet, no traffic noise or pollution, good food, scenic Disadvantages: Not huge amounts to do
Just a short ferry ride from Istanbul, the Princes Islands are a brilliant place to kick back and escape the relentless noise and bustle of the city. Other than emergency vehicles, motorised vehicles are not allowed on the islands which makes them very peaceful and makes walking more enjoyable. I love to walk but Istanbul can be hard work for walkers and so visiting the Princes Islands gives you an opportunity to stroll without needing eyes in the back of your head. Huddled together in the Sea of Marmara, each island has a character of its own and it's easy to forget the proximity of one of the world's largest cities.
The Islands can be visited all year round but ferry and hydrofoil services are less frequent in winter. One of the reasons they are so popular is that several of them have beaches and this is the nearest place to ...
