Ring Stone Hotels properties in Istanbul

The room is really cost-effective in Istanbul. The suite I set is facing the street, a bit noisy, but thinking about the small double room in the new European city that I lived in before, the price is about the same. I feel that it is okay to wear earplugs for one night of music. The room was newly renovated, but there were some shortcomings in the decoration, such as the wet and dry separation bathroom looked separated, but in fact the water would overflow. The hot and cold water in the shower was installed backwards, the towels were slightly old, the breakfast was more ordinary, and the wash basin in the suite was small. But I think it is worth it to spend this price to live in a suite in the old town for ten minutes from the Cathedral of Santa Sophia. It is recommended that friends who like to live in a big house directly rush, bring earplugs and their own towels.

I spent two nights here, splitting my stay between an ocean-view room and a standard room. Both rooms were incredibly cozy for sleeping, and the air conditioners worked like a charm—they kept the temperature perfectly comfortable, making the rooms nice and warm even when it was raining outside, which was such a big plus. With police cars stationed downstairs on 24-hour duty, I felt totally safe throughout my stay. The only minor downside was a bit of nighttime noise from parties happening off the hotel premises, which I assume was down to the holiday period.