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Istanbul Turkey is one of the most magnificent cities in all the world. The Sultanahmet area of the city is the most popular for tourists and is where you’ll find a great many of Istanbul hotels. You could easily find enough to do in just this part of the city to keep you busy for a weekend. Istanbul has many other districts, too, and each is beautiful and unique. saemco.org can help you find hotels in Istanbul, whether you’re looking for a five star luxury resort or one of the discount hotels Istanbul offers. If you’re on a budget, finding Istanbul cheap hotels is a great way to save cash.

Be certain to visit Hagia Sofia. It was originally built as a church, then became a mosque and was turned into a museum in 1935. From an architectural standpoint, you’ll find no more beautiful building in all the world. Next, enjoy a visit to Topkapi Palace, which is also an architectural wonder, but also home to a great museum. Gülhane Park is located on the slopes below the palace and extends to the seashore. This lovely park is home to a Gothic Column that is part of Byzantine ruins. You’ll often find outdoor concerts going on at this park. Yerebatan Sarayi is Istanbul’s largest underground cistern, and the only one open to the public. Not only will the coolness here give you a great break from the heat, but it’s a very interesting place for a stroll.

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Welcome to our selection of the most charming hotels in the center of Istanbul. Best locations, calm and friendly atmospheres and elegance. We offer you the best in price, quality and service.

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At the crossroad of continents, the city of Istanbul has always been the home of travelers. At old times by means of caravanserais, today by many hotels. The city was a center of world trade since Byzantine times. As part of its tradition, you can find many different hotels for your taste and wishes.

In order to please different traveler budgets, we have selected a fine group of hotels in Istanbul. We have: 5 star hotels, 4 star hotels, 3 star hotels, special category hotels ..

Hotel choices at different regions of the city make it easy for you to find the room you want at an affordable price. The prices given here are very carefully researched, but they may rise according to Istanbuls volatile hotel market. So book early. We have listed centrally located hotels in Old City of Istanbul and also in Taksim, Topkapi and Merter areas ranging from budget to luxury..

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Istanbul's airport , 24km west, has two connected terminals, international and domestic. Buses run to Taksim Square northeast of Beyoglu ($4) stopping at Aksaray, from where trams run to Sultanahmet ($0.40). Taxis taking the direct route along the seafront road (Sahil Yolu) cost $12-15 - make sure they use the meter. Construction work on the airport metro station is due to be completed by the end of 2002, when it will give a direct link to the centre. There are two main train stations : trains from Europe terminate at Sirkeci , linked to Sultanahmet by a short tram ride; trains from Asia end at Haydarpasa on the east bank of the Bosphorus, from where you can get a ferry to Karaköy and a bus from there to Sultanahmet. From Istanbul's otogar (bus station) at Esenler, around 15km northwest, the better bus companies run courtesy minibuses to various points of the city including Taksim, although if you're heading for Sultanahmet it might be quicker to take the metro (actually an express tramway) to Aksaray, where you can change to the Eminönü-bound tram line which passes through Sultanahmet and Sirkeci. Most buses arrive at the Esenler otogar , including European and Asian services, although some also stop at the Harem bus station on the Asian side, from where there are regular dolmuses to Haydarpasa station.

The most central tourist office is in Sultanahmet near the Hippodrome on Divanyolu Caddesi (daily 9am-5pm, sometimes later; tel 0212/672 6914); with other branches at the airport and the two train stations. They usually have a good range of brochures and maps and can help with accommodation.

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