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Discover the Beauty of Istanbul, Turkey from Our Boutique Hotels


Nestled within Istanbul, our curated selection of boutique hotels, including White Palace Old City Boutique Hotel and Hotel Turkish House, offers more than just a place to stay. They serve as your gateway to exploring the depths of Jewish culture and history that this city proudly holds. Whether you're looking to indulge in the luxury of a 5-star retreat, enjoy the comfortable elegance of a 4-star haven, or cherish the charming coziness of a 3-star getaway, each hotel is meticulously chosen to ensure that your visit is both memorable and meaningful. Situated near significant Jewish sites, these accommodations not only promise comfort and convenience but also a deeper connection to the cultural heritage of Istanbul.

Our hotels are not just about exquisite rooms and exceptional service; they are about creating a bond with the city that lasts a lifetime. From the moment you step into them, you'll feel a sense of belonging and awe, as each establishment reflects the unique spirit and stories of Istanbul. Make your visit to Istanbul an enchanting journey of discovery, comfort, and luxury.

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White Palace Old City Boutique Hotel

Our business life, which started in Sultanahmet, the most visited touristic region of Istanbul in 1987, continues with the opening of our hotel in December 2021. Our hotel, located in Sultanahmet, at Actor Sokak No:26, is within walking distance of the most visited museums, mosques, churches, parks and performance areas in the historical peninsula. You can visit thousands of hundreds of years old structures, museums and open spaces that have hosted different cultures in about five minutes by walking through the narrow streets filled with nostalgia-filled historical houses. Places you can visit after leaving your hotel throughout the day: Topkapı Palace, Hagia Sophia Mosque, Blue Mosque, Hürrem Sultan Bath, Theodosius Obelisk, German Fountain, Million Stones, Yerabatan Cistern, Gülhane Park, Beyazıt Square, Grand Bazaar. Our hotel is close to the tram stop in Sultanahmet, making it easier for you to visit touristic spots in more distant areas. For those who want to join the Bosphorus tour, which is one of the must-do activities in Istanbul, Ahırkapı Pier is only a few minutes' walk from our hotel. Yenikapı Event area, where various shows, social events and concerts are held, is only 10 minutes away by taxi. You can choose our hotel for a peaceful and enjoyable holiday in a classically restored mansion in the heart of Istanbul, which has hosted civilizations throughout history.
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Hotel Turkish House

The building was made from wood at the end of 18th century and it is situated at Sultanahmet quarter, which is at the core of the old Istanbul, the capital city of three great civilizations. The Sultanahmet Mosque and it’s social complex, the Sultanahmet square, where the building is situated, are surrounded by the Great Palace constructed during the Byzantine Empire era. The garden wall of the Great Palace is surviving today; you can take your breakfast at the shadow of the Great Palace wall at the Hotel Turkish House Sultanahmet; during the reconstruction of the hotel, structure remnants dating from the late Byzantine early Ottoman era were found; they were taken under protection as first degree archeological remnants and offered to the appreciation of hotel guests, being visible under a glass corridor. The historical building was reconstructed in traditional wood carcass system and architectural style, as in the original structure. The traditional “lath and plaster” technique is made through hammering wood lath on wood carcass with lime mortar. Wall and floor panels made with İznik tiles, which is a traditional Turkish art, bordures as well as ceramics are used in the building. Again wall motifs called “hand-drawn”, an Ottoman Turkish hand craft are drawn by artists. Stone wall technique is performed in the garden with original “Khorasan Coating”, “the marble of Marmara” is used in the bathrooms. The traditional wooden Turkish house built at Sultanahmet, Istanbul is an historical cultural asset, which should be preserved; the Hotel shall provide accommodation for its guests as a boutique hotel under the name of Hotel Turkish House Sultanahmet.
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