avoid at any cost , very noisy hotel, AC not working , very rude reception lady manager ,…read moreFilthy rooms , made me really upset don't go there

We stayed in the king suite. Needless to say we were not impressed…read more 1. WiFi worked but was super sloooow! 2. Room service was not very good, food was not great. 3. NO mini bar. 4. No robes were provided. 5. The slippers were super cheap, like wearing pieces of paper. Overall our stay could of been a lot better.

I was guest at this hotel in 2016 the breakfast was very good and the service was excellent as you…read morecan expect from five star hotel. But when I visited them again in 2019 it seems they have lost some ground in hospitality, service and maintenance of the hotel in general. First of all the check-in was a nightmare. It took them half an hour to figure out the booking that I did with Expedia and on top of that they asked us €100 for security deposit just in case... The lobby seemed very outdated and the furnishings are all stained and it seems they haven't been cleaned science my last visit in 2016. The interior needs a good paint job for sure. The elevators are all beat up and there are some missing cover panels, a lot of screws are missing and the panel is sticking and shifting. The rooms seem ok but the bathrooms look outdated and the new silicon job in the shower looks very unprofessionally done. We haven't tried their breakfast and not planning to eat here because it doesn't seem to be clean. Over all it is far below our expectations and we would not be coming back for sure.

A nice chic hotel. Rooms are of a good quality. Room service menu could be a little nicer and the…read morehousemaids could be a little friendlier but overall it was a pleasant hotel to stay in. Also being right in the centre of the city, not hard to get around.

Bathroom shower was over flooding the drainage was clogged the room walls had cobwebs No…read moreAIR-CONDITIONING ALL THE ENTIRE HOTEL THE SO CALLED FOUR STAR HOTEL SHAME ON THEM,, I BOOKED FOR 9 DAYS BUT I HAD TO CHECK OUT THE VERY NEXT DAY AND THE STAFF WAS NOT HELPFUL AT ALL ,,,, Had to keep the window open to get Air because there is no air-conditioning and the bed has bedbugs Be Aware Guys, please stay away from this shit hole and this hotel they don't have any reviews from January of 2022, so don't waste your money

My husband and I and friends stayed at Hotel Amira for three nights in May, 2026. We had the most…read morewonderful time and many thanks to all staff at Hotel Amira. They assisted us in reservations with a guide, Bosphorus Strait tour and Turkish Bath. Our guide, Josh was the best. He made our day together seeing the Old Town sights perfect. Hotel Amira is a perfect location. Their breakfast was excellent. I would stay there anytime!!

Hotel Amira was the second hotel that I stayed in to get a different point of view. It is located…read moreon Sultanahmet's side which is within walking distance of Hagia Sofia, Blue Mosque, and the Grand Bazaar. All of these sites are quite famous and usually take a long time to get in. But during November it is their low season so it was less busy than I have seen it before. Hotel Amira was also my first time staying at this boutique hotel which cost was quite reasonable. The only negative thing is maybe the stairs if you have heavy luggage you will need some assistance depending on which floor you get. We got the 7th room number which doesn't have an elevator to connect to that level. But besides that it was fine. The staff here is quite friendly and nice. If you have any questions just ask them and they will be able to help you out. The rooftop is closed though since it is cold but you can still go on top of it and take some photos of the view. It is fantastic to see the ocean on one side and also the mosque on the other. For a boutique hotel, the location, area, and being able to walk around at all the most famous places in Istanbul is quite nice!

I didn't have a Hammam scheduled but it was available and really close to the hotel, it's cultural,…read moreit was a long day of...you know what? I don't need an excuse to have a spa day on a nice vacation. It wasn't on my 'to-do' list so I didn't do a lot of research. I was expecting a more communal style affair-my only point of reference was a Korean style sauna since I got walked into a communal area where people were just chilling out. After being walked upstairs and into a changing room. The next room was a large steam room, but not oppressively humid, probably because it was surprisingly high ceilinged and laid down on a marble bench, another surprise, it was way more comfortable than it sounds. I lost all sense of time. The hammam was like a cross between a scrub, a wash and a massage. I never saw why Turkish towels were 'a thing,' but after this I was surprised at how absorbent and supple it was. After getting all the travel stress out of my system THAT was when I was given a robe and then taken up front to that cavernous common area with a nice cup of hibiscus tea.

I highly recommend this hamam. I was able to book a reservation using WhatsApp while in Istanbul…read moreand communicating directly with the hamam. This is a nice touch since I'm using my US cell phone. The hamam itself is immaculate. I booked a session for me and my 2 daughters. We were given 2 changing rooms. Each room has a dyson hair dryer and q-tips etc. to use after your Turkish bath. Each room locks automatically and you are given a bracelet which unlocks the door. Very convenient and secure. The hamam experience is comparable to other experiences I've had - very good! I do like that for the bubble/massage portion, you are laying down on the marble. I've been to another hamam where they do this part while you're sitting. Here, my girl did a great job to get the knots out of my back. The experience is so relaxing and calming. You can take your time and chill in the relaxation room after your Turkish bath. With this hamam being co-ed/couples, you can bring your own 2 piece bikini which is convenient and comfortable. I've been to non-coed hamams where you eventually end up taking your bikini top off, but not here. It's really no biggie but just wanted to mention the differences. This is a great hamam for first timers or seasoned hamam goers. This is a great part of the Ottoman/Turkish culture to experience.