Hotel Venera Istanbul Old City, Istanbul

My stay at the hotel was a mixed experience. The rooms were modern, clean, and comfy, making my stay very pleasant. The service, especially from Ali and Cansu, was superb, but the dining options were quite ordinary. The location was convenient for exploring the city on foot, but being in the middle of a textile wholesale neighborhood was a bit crowded for my liking.

The hotel has a great location in the heart of the Old City, making it very convenient for first-time tourists in Istanbul. The top terrace offers a beautiful view of the sea. The service is exceptional, with staff being polite and helpful, surpassing a 5-star experience. However, the dining options were limited, which was a bit of a letdown. The rooms, although a bit small for three adults, were clean and cozy for our two-day stay.

The hotel is located in a bustling neighborhood near the grand bazaar and public transport facilities. The rooms are nice, but with unexpected bed arrangements. The service is mixed, with language challenges but some helpful and friendly staff. Dining offers a variety of foods, though quality may vary. The location is ideal for history lovers and shoppers, but could be crowded. Overall, a decent stay with some room for improvement.

The hotel has a very convenient location close to the Grand Bazaar Market and historic areas of Istanbul. The rooms were really nice and helpful despite the cigarette smell and facing the front of the hotel. The staff provided excellent service, although there were some unfriendly encounters in the spa area. The dining experience was really good with a variety of tasty options, especially with a beautiful sea view. Overall, a decent hotel with some room for improvement.

I had a mixed experience at the hotel. The rooms were small but clean and quiet, offering a picturesque view over the Bosporus and the Asian side of Istanbul. However, the lack of soundproofing disrupted my sleep initially.