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Four Seasons Istanbul at Sultanahmet
Istanbul
Istanbul's Four Seasons is noted for its superb and unique Ottoman architecture.
Located within a five minute walk of the Blue Mosque, Aya Sofya and the
Hippodrome, the hotel combines a perfect location with truly stunning decor.
The rooms are unique and decorated with the finest of Turkish textiles and
objets d'art. Fine examples of both Ottoman and contemporary art enhance
the property. Enjoy dinner in the glass-enclosed courtyard, with the sight
of seagulls soaring between the minarets of the Blue Mosque creating the
perfect backdrop to your meal. The hotel offers a health club and sauna
on-site.
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 The
Ciragan Palace Hotel
Istanbul
The Ciragan Palace Hotel was originally built by Sultan Abdulaziz, in the
late 19th century. Now a luxury hotel, the property offers a rare opportunity
to experience ultimate Ottoman style and grace. The hotel is noted for its
impeccable service, a highlight of any visit to Turkey. The Tugra restaurant
serves sumptuous Turkish cuisine, considered to be some of the world's finest.
Located on the European shore of the Bosphorus, the palace is within minutes
of such charming neighborhoods as Ortakoy, whose trendy cafes and art galleries
are situated amidst fine classical Ottoman architecture. Next door to the
Ciragan is the Dolmabahce Palace, the last Ottoman palace and Ataturk's
final home.
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 Anatolian Houses
Cappadocia
Imagine a luxury hotel version of the ancient stone cave dwellings that dot Cappadocia's famous landscape, complete with colorful Turkish rugs, elegant furniture, and antiques tucked in little nooks. At the Anatolian Houses, guests can enjoy the atmosphere of a cave dwelling without sacrificing any of the creature comforts of a five-star hotel. The hotel is ingeniously carved into the rock and even has unexpected amenities like a heated indoor/outdoor swimming pool, wine fountain, and Turkish bath. Despite the stone walls, floor, and ceiling, the rooms are anything but gloomy - they are surprisingly airy during the day and cozy at night. Windows and terraces at the hotel offer commanding views of the sweeping otherworldly landscape.
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 Four Seasons Hotel Istanbul at the Bosphorus
Istanbul
Four Seasons Hotel Istanbul at the Bosphorus offers guests an elegant seaside escape from bustling Istanbul. Set in a gorgeous renovated Ottoman palace from the 19th century, ornate ceilings with hand-painted motifs speak of history and tradition, while modern touches give the property a chic, sophisticated vibe. The suites have sky-high ceilings and many of them look out on the Bosphorus straits. Be sure not to miss the 22,600 square foot spa that features a his hers and a couples hammam, the perfect mix of utter relaxation and ancient Near Eastern traditions. If you'd prefer to get some sun, the heated riverfront pool and chic terrace restaurant are the perfect place to relax after a day exploring the city.
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 Pera Palas Hotel
Istanbul
The long awaited restoration of Pera Palas Hotel is finally complete, and well worth the wait. Originally opened in 1892 for upper-crust travelers arriving on the Orient Express, today the property retains the charm and noble atmosphere that made Winston Churchill, Ernest Hemingway and Greta Garbo swoon. Rooms are furnished with carefully chosen 19th century features like original paintings, "White Carrara" marble and "Murano-glass" chandeliers, all exuding the luxury and decadence one would expect from "The Pearl of Istanbul". For a nostalgic nod to the past during your stay in this 8,000 year-old city, be sure to partake in teatime at Pera Palas Hotel, a pure delight.
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 Park Hyatt Istanbul-Macka Palas
Istanbul
The Park Hyatt Istanbul-Macka Palas is Istanbuls's answer to a stylish retreat. The ninety-room property is perfectly situated in the posh shopping district of Nisantasi (Emporio Armani and Gucci boutiques have already staked out the bottom floor), and just a short stroll to the areas most fashionable boutiques and trendy restaurants. Luxury and sophistication exude from every angle, typified by the bathrooms which come equipped with a steam shower, heated floors, and five fancy faucet fixtures to wash away any stresses you could have picked up on your travels. Our favorite part? The private French balconies off our room - the perfect place to watch the city unfold.
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