Hotels in Istanbul (Istanbul Province, Turkey)

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  1. Ciragan Palace Kempinski Istanbul

    5 Stars
    9.4Excellent (17,388 ratings)

    Exquisite dining with Bosphorus views, Direct access to a private beach

    2.7 km to Taksim Square
    from  $672
    See prices from 11 sites

  2. The Peninsula Istanbul

    5 Stars
    9.3Excellent (1,664 ratings)

    Rooftop dining at Gallada, Panoramic Bosphorus waterfront views

    1.6 km to City centre
    from  $814
    See prices from 6 sites

  3. The Grand Tarabya Managed by Accor

    5 Stars
    9.4Excellent (5,668 ratings)

    Panoramic Bosphorus views, Luxury serviced residences

    13.7 km to Taksim Square
    from  $346
    See prices from 13 sites

  4. Fuar Hotel

    3 Stars
    8.1Very good (1,207 ratings)

    Recently renovated guest rooms, Panoramic rooftop dining experience

    1.6 km to Grand Bazaar
    from  $59
    See prices from 9 sites

  5. Bosphorus Palace Hotel

    4 Stars
    9.3Excellent (1,901 ratings)

    Elegant Restaurant with Bosphorus Views, Bosphorus Views from a Historic Mansion

    5.1 km to Taksim Square
    from  $175
    See prices from 9 sites

  6. Modernlux Hotel

    8.0Very good (49 ratings)

    Modern and chic interior design, Secure on-site parking available

    14.0 km to City centre
    from  $39
    See prices from 5 sites
    • Popular choice

    Hilton Istanbul Bomonti Hotel & Conference Center

    5 Stars
    9.4Excellent (37,740 ratings)

    Diverse international dining at The Globe, Modern 24-hour fitness center

    2.4 km to Taksim Square
    from  $219
    See prices from 9 sites

  8. Milano Hotel&SPA Sultanahmet

    3 Stars
    8.7Excellent (5,344 ratings)

    On-site dining and bar options, Rejuvenating spa and wellness center

    0.2 km to Hagia Sophia
    from  $52
    See prices from 10 sites

  9. White Monarch Hotel

    4 Stars
    6.1(2,936 ratings)

    A la carte restaurant on-site, Ottoman-style room decor

    3.6 km to Taksim Square
    from  $44
    See prices from 9 sites

  10. Pera Palace Hotel

    5 Stars
    9.3Excellent (12,001 ratings)

    Agatha Restaurant's fusion cuisine, Historic luxury for Orient Express guests

    0.7 km to Galata Tower
    from  $243
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  11. Four Seasons Hotel Istanbul at the Bosphorus

    5 Stars
    9.3Excellent (11,441 ratings)

    Gourmet kosher dining options, Bosphorus waterfront location

    2.3 km to Taksim Square
    from  $842
    See prices from 8 sites

  12. Rixos Tersane Istanbul

    5 Stars
    9.0Excellent (3,037 ratings)

    Diverse culinary experiences, Golden Horn waterfront location

    3.1 km to City centre
    from  $246
    See prices from 12 sites

  13. Ciragan Hotel Bosphorus

    4 Stars
    9.0Excellent (491 ratings)

    Bosphorus views from renovated rooms, Modern and elegant room decor

    5.2 km to City centre
    from  $156
    See prices from 4 sites

  14. Sultan Hamit Hotel

    5 Stars
    9.1Excellent (3,561 ratings)

    Rooms with floor-to-ceiling windows, Panoramic Marmara Sea views

    0.9 km to City centre
    from  $90
    See prices from 3 sites

  15. Wyndham Istanbul Old City

    5 Stars
    7.4(9,929 ratings)

    Historical Ottoman mansion setting, Rooftop pool with city views

    0.7 km to Grand Bazaar
    from  $99
    See prices from 9 sites

  16. Mandarin Oriental Bosphorus, Istanbul

    5 Stars
    9.4Excellent (4,615 ratings)

    Italian gastronomy at Olea, Bosphorus-front location

    7.5 km to City centre
    from  $1,025
    See prices from 5 sites

  17. 116 Residence

    3 Stars
    9.2Excellent (400 ratings)

    Rooms with private balcony or terrace, Excellent metro access

    2.8 km to Taksim Square
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  18. Swissôtel The Bosphorus - Istanbul

    5 Stars
    9.4Excellent (31,645 ratings)

    Award-winning Purovel Spa & Sport, Rooftop dining at 16 ROOF

    1.1 km to Taksim Square
    from  $335
    See prices from 11 sites

  19. Fez Inn Hotels

    4 Stars
    7.5Good (824 ratings)

    On-site restaurant and bar, Modern and spotless room interiors

    7.9 km to City centre
    from  $60
    See prices from 2 sites

  20. Valide i Suit

    6.7(542 ratings)

    Peaceful garden retreat, Indoor pool for relaxation

    4.5 km to City centre
    from  $53
    See prices from 8 sites

  21. Ramada Encore by Wyndham Istanbul Bayrampasa

    4 Stars
    8.0Very good (3,140 ratings)

    Encore À La Carte Restaurant with show kitchen, Terrace Cafe with city and sea views

    5.3 km to Galata Tower
    from  $67
    See prices from 12 sites

  22. Seyithan Palace Spa Hotel

    4 Stars
    7.1(2,816 ratings)

    Inviting indoor pool and sauna, Prime location near shopping mall

    14.6 km to City centre
    from  $31
    See prices from 10 sites

  23. Crowne Plaza Florya Istanbul, an IHG Hotel

    5 Stars
    8.9Excellent (12,505 ratings)

    Panoramic sea view rooms, Executive lounge for enhanced stays

    15.2 km to City centre
    from  $190
    See prices from 10 sites

  24. Lenus Hagia Sophia Hotel

    3 Stars
    9.0Excellent (546 ratings)

    Modern, newly built hotel, Select rooms with sea views

    1.3 km to City centre
    from  $66
    See prices from 4 sites

  25. Duck Hotel

    3 Stars
    8.0Very good (1,783 ratings)

    Charming duck-themed decor, Excellent public transport links

    5.4 km to City centre
    from  $60
    See prices from 4 sites

  26. Hilton Istanbul Bosphorus

    5 Stars
    9.1Excellent (23,314 ratings)

    Diverse international dining options, Family-friendly accommodations and activities

    0.9 km to Taksim Square
    from  $331
    See prices from 7 sites

  27. Senyor Garden Hotel

    3 Stars
    8.0Very good (404 ratings)

    Rooms with private balcony, Executive lounge access

    0.9 km to City centre
    from  $47
    See prices from 4 sites

  28. Ramada by Wyndham Istanbul Pera

    5 Stars
    7.2(15,629 ratings)

    Rooms with jacuzzis and city views, Unique room quotes by philosophers

    0.6 km to Galata Tower
    from  $94
    See prices from 8 sites

  29. Fuat Pasa Yalisi

    4 Stars
    7.5Good (3,769 ratings)

    Ottoman-style restaurant with strait views, Direct Bosphorus waterfront access

    14.7 km to Taksim Square
    from  $179
    See prices from 9 sites

  30. OttomanZade

    3 Stars
    7.5Good (607 ratings)

    Rooms with private balcony or terrace, Personalized concierge assistance

    0.8 km to City centre
    from  $44
    See prices from 5 sites

  31. Park Dedeman Bostanci Hotel

    4 Stars
    8.4Very good (3,460 ratings)

    Rooftop restaurant with island views, Rooms with city or island vistas

    12.7 km to City centre
    from  $92
    See prices from 9 sites

  32. Villa Pera Suite Hotel

    4 Stars
    8.9Excellent (2,754 ratings)

    Unique room decor and skylights, Spacious rooms with kitchenettes

    0.5 km to Taksim Square
    from  $62
    See prices from 9 sites

  33. Istanbul Royal Hotel

    4 Stars
    7.1(1,861 ratings)

    Authentic Turkish cuisine restaurant, Rooms with private balconies

    1.2 km to Grand Bazaar
    from  $49
    See prices from 9 sites

  34. Eresin Hotels Express

    3 Stars
    8.6Excellent (1,060 ratings)

    Modern and recently renovated rooms, Select rooms with private balcony

    3.9 km to City centre
    from  $52
    See prices from 8 sites

  35. Four Sides Sisli

    4 Stars
    8.3Very good (5,330 ratings)

    Full-service spa and wellness center, Family rooms for up to four guests

    5.3 km to City centre
    from  $80
    See prices from 7 sites

The prices and availability we receive from booking sites change constantly. This means you may not always find the exact same offer you saw on trivago when you land on the booking site.

Other stays in Istanbul

A UNIQUE CITY CAUGHT IN BETWEEN TWO CONTINENTS

Istanbul gives you an opportunity to see things that you will never see anywhere else. The city’s particularity is its geographic location, with one part of the city in Europe, and the other side in Asia.

The city boasts several millennia of history, which goes all the way back to ancient Greece. The city later fell under Christian influence, and was taken over by Muslims in the 15th century. This wouldn’t be so important if the city didn’t have such a particular heritage, shaped by its successive religious influences. Come discover a unique blend of Christian and Islamic culture!

Whether you want to enjoy a quality vacation in a heavenly setting or looking to try and blend in with the locals, Istanbul will hit your spot.

TIPS FOR A LUXURY STAY

First of all, you need a good hotel. Somewhere where you will feel at ease. For a place that will match your standards no matter how high they are, get a room at the Shangri-La Bosphorus hotel. This amazing luxury place is located right by the Bosphorus, and you will even have the opportunity to book a room with a wonderful view.

During the day, after waking up in your 5-star room, you will be right next to Dolmabahçe Palace. This beautiful building was erected in the 19th century, when the Ottoman Empire was declining. Marvel at its rich decoration! Also, Atatürk, who is considered the “father of Turkey”, died in that palace. Therefore, all of its clocks are adjusted to the date and time of his death, as a tribute to his contribution to Turkish history.

If you’re there mostly to relax, you couldn’t have chosen your destination better. Go on and experience a Turkish tradition, hamams. Some of these buildings date back several hundred years. In this zen atmosphere, take a dip in waters with various temperatures, relax in a sauna or order massages and other treatments. It’s up to you!

In terms of activities at night, you can explore the city for secrets of Turkish cuisine. This typically Mediterranean gastronomy will please your taste buds. To relax from your plentiful meal, opt for one of Istanbul’s many rooftop bars to enjoy a scenic view to the city. Or if you are up for it, take part in an evening cruise on the Bosphorus and marvel at the beauty of the Turkish capital… by night!

A GOLD MINE FOR HISTORY AND RELIGION

Take a trip to the old Fatih neighborhood, where several interesting sights are located. To avoid yourself a daily metro fare, why not book a hotel in that area?

If there had to be one monument which sums up the history of Istanbul perfectly, it would have to be Hagia Sophia. This incredible building, which once was an Orthodox church, was later turned into a mosque when the Ottomans invaded Turkey. As a consequence, you will see a one-of-a-kind blend of decorations which belong to several different religious worlds.

For over 500 years, Turkey has been ruled by forces of Islamic influence. To find out more about its history, visit one of Istanbul’s best places, Topkapi Palace. For a long time, it was the residence of Turkish sultans. There, you will see their jewels, their room of weapons which shows impressive craftsmanship skills, and also the harem, a cage where all of the sultan’s women were held. To top if off, enjoy great views to the Marmara Sea and the Bosphorus and take splendid pictures!

For an insight on what Turkey used to be like in the Antiquity, take a trip to the Archeology Museum. With over a million artifacts, this place will teach you about pretty much any civilization that has ever lived in this world.

Still in this part of town, if you’re hungry for more, go down in the Basilica Cistern, which was built at the Byzantine time to store drinking water. You will be in awe when you see its complex architecture. Some visitors find it romantic, others spooky… So just go there and form your own opinion!

For some nice pictures of the old town, cross the river and climb up to the top of Galata Tower, an impressive monument which offers you breathtaking 360-degree views!

LIVING LIKE THE LOCALS

Everybody has their own way of travelling, and though tourist itineraries often are a blast, you might want to experience your destination in a different way.

Istanbul is a city with some very interesting authentic traditions. Its lifestyle itself is a landmark. So who would blame you if you wanted to experience it? Here are a few suggestions.

First of all, you should experience the savory, varied Turkish cuisine. To do so, you can find some restaurants away from tourist areas and their unauthentic traps. Or you could seize the opportunity to cook yourself your own meal. To do so, why not visit a local market? Luckily, if you can’t speak Turkish or don’t feel confident to go by yourself, there are many offers to have a local go with you. This could also go with a Turkish cooking class, so you could learn a local recipe to later impress the people you know back home. Fresh market products usually are cheap and incredibly tasty!

If you are a Muslim, of course, you should experience service at one of Istanbul’s most famous mosques, which include the Blue Mosque or Süleymaniye Mosque. But even if you aren’t, there are some possibilities to visit them, to further discover the Islamic side of Istanbul’s culture.

In terms of shopping, if souvenirs aren’t your thing, take a deep breath and go to the Grand Bazaar! With 60 streets and 12 mosques, this bazaar is one of the largest in the world. You will find just about anything, and you are welcome to initiate yourself to the art of haggling, which is a cultural habit of the Turks. Achieve some good deals and negotiate your own prices!

Soccer fans are also advised not to miss Istanbul’s experience in the matter. With many rival clubs in one city, there is a soccer vibe which you can only experience in few places other in the world. Go see a game of the Super League at Fenerbahçe or Galatasaray’s stadium, and see by yourself! Good to know, those clubs’ fans hold the world record for the highest volume in decibels ever recorded in a stadium… Thrills guaranteed!

And finally, in terms of lodging, opt out international hotel chains! Instead, go for an Instanbul tradition: boutique hotels! The Niles is one of the oldest ones in the city, a true landmark. You will love its authentic feeling, so you can stay at a place that locals wouldn’t frown upon.

When to book a hotel in Istanbul

  • Cheapest month: July
    $107 per night
  • Yearly typical price
    $132 per night
  • Peak month: May
    $167 per night

Frequently Asked Questions about Istanbul

  • When is the cheapest time to book a hotel in Istanbul?

    July is usually the cheapest month to book a hotel in Istanbul, with typical prices around $107 per night based on 4,790,180 price comparisons.

  • When are hotel prices highest in Istanbul?

    Hotel prices in Istanbul are usually highest during May, with typical prices around $167 per night.

  • How much does a hotel in Istanbul cost per night?

    Hotel prices in Istanbul usually range from $63 per night to $472 per night, with typical prices around $132 per night.

  • How do hotel prices in Istanbul change throughout the year?

    Hotel prices in Istanbul are typically lowest in July at around $107 per night, rising to around $167 per night in May.

  • July

    2026

    $107
    $63 — $210

  • August

    2026

    $122
    $71 — $243

  • September

    2026

    $129
    $72 — $265

  • October

    2026

    $132
    $73 — $292

  • November

    2026

    $126
    $70 — $276

  • December

    2026

    $132
    $71 — $307

  • January

    2027

    $136
    $70 — $325

  • February

    2027

    $136
    $70 — $318

  • March

    2027

    $143
    $72 — $346

  • April

    2027

    $164
    $82 — $437

  • May

    2027

    $167
    $84 — $472

  • June

    2027

    $113
    $54 — $659

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