I’m passionate about hospitality and take pride in ensuring our guests feel at home. My rule is simple: if I wouldn’t stay there myself, I wouldn’t offer it to others. Every home is prepared with care and attention to detail. We offer a range of homes, from affordable city-center stays to luxurious accommodations. The gratitude from our guests inspires me to continue offering exceptional experiences. Best Regards, Nurten

Located in the heart of Taksim, our home is close to all major tourist attractions and entertainment spots, yet tucked away in a quiet, authentic Beyoğlu neighborhood. Here, you can experience the true charm of Istanbul while enjoying its vibrant culinary scene and indulging in delicious sweets. The apartment is on the 5th floor of a building without an elevator, so you’ll get the added bonus of burning a few calories as you climb the stairs! Despite Istanbul’s famously hilly terrain, our location is comfortably situated and ideal for a short, enjoyable stay. This is quite common as most historical buildings rarely have elevator.The stairs are challenging, but they are very good for the heart:) it will be worth the difficulty when you reach to home. It will make you feel special. Enjoy the wonderful view, peaceful/ historical texture. Please keep your music to a minimum and please take off your shoes when entering. It is a Turkish thing :) Only guests with a confirmed reservation are allowed in the apartment. Visitors or additional guests are strictly prohibited. We have cameras in the building to check how many people have checked in to make sure your person number reservation is correct. Check-in time is any time after 15.00 and check-out time 11.00AM. In the evenings, garbage is collected in front of the building, or when you leave the house, there is a garbage container on the first street on the right. Ömer Hayyam: Prime Location Near Taksim Square Location Overview The Beyoğlu district is one of Istanbul's most famous areas, characterized by its lively and cosmopolitan atmosphere. With crowded streets, popular restaurants and cafés, shopping centers, cultural attractions, live entertainment, and vibrant nightlife, it offers an unforgettable experience. Walking Distances to Key Locations: Arter Museum: 10 minutes Bilgi University (Dolapdere Campus): 12 minutes Taksim Square/Metro Station: 13 minutes Kent University: 14 minutes Galataport: 27 minutes

Located 5 min walking from tasksim square. In the area that includes Istiklal Street, Galata Tower, and several museums, Beyoglu is a neighborhood definitely worth staying. You get to choose what to do, and how much—but the bottom line is that it's safe, clean, charming, and quite authentic to the Istanbul experience.Ömer Hayyam: Prime Location Near Taksim Square Location Overview The Beyoğlu district is one of Istanbul's most famous areas, characterized by its lively and cosmopolitan atmosphere. With crowded streets, popular restaurants and cafés, shopping centers, cultural attractions, live entertainment, and vibrant nightlife, it offers an unforgettable experience. Walking Distances to Key Locations: Arter Museum: 10 minutes Bilgi University (Dolapdere Campus): 12 minutes Taksim Square/Metro Station: 13 minutes Kent University: 14 minutes Galataport: 27 minutes Çukurcuma: A 5-minute walk Explore Çukurcuma: Art, History, and Taste When mentioning Çukurcuma, art, antiques, museums, and historical sites come to mind. Museums: Museum of Innocence: Opened in 2012, this museum exhibits objects from the books of Nobel Prize-winning author Orhan Pamuk. Visiting hours: Tuesday to Sunday, 10:00 AM - 6:00 PM. Orhan Kemal Museum: This museum houses the belongings and works of Orhan Kemal, a renowned writer, making it a must-visit. French Street (Algeria): Known for its charming cafés and picturesque ambiance, French Street features gas-operated lamps and a variety of shops, including street cafés, jazz bars, galleries, restaurants, boutique hotels, and antique shops. It’s a lively shopping street with interesting auctions nearby. Historical Baths: Çukurcuma Hamamı: Built in 1830 by Nakşedil Valide Sultan, it reopened in 2018 after renovation. Galatasaray Hamamı: Constructed in 1481 by Beyazıt II, it has a captivating history tied to the Galatasaray Complex. The Bohemian Vibe of Cihangir Cihangir is a district where caricaturists, painters, and actors thrive,fostering a bohem