쓰리 애플스 스위트 앤드 호텔 (Three Apples Suites and Hotel)

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I stayed at the Three Apples in 2010. It was really good then. Now It's fallen into disrepair and needs a revamp. On the upside the apartments are clean and the towels and sheets are new. Also, it's a great location for the sake of getting around İstanbul.

Staff and rooms were good at a reasonable cost Breakfast was also good It is in centre of Istanbul We can walk on walking street

t was horrible climb the 4 floors without elevator with our luggage, there were pierced across bed sheets, very very dirty curtains, the shower door was already broken and each coming day I have to ask for toilet paper. second day at the hotel I present myself for breakfast the service was empty and when I reclame to the receptionist he informed me that the person who take care off the service is absent. I have to take over to prepare coffee for me and other customers waiting to be served.

For an inexpensive hotel in an excellent location, this is a great little place. It has some quirks, (they shut the water off at night, but you just call the front desk if you're up early and they turn it back on). The suites are small, but comfortable and clean. The hotel staff is nice and helpful. The one downside was not being able to check in before 2 PM, so if your flight gets in early, you have to wait. But even that is no big deal - you can drop off your luggage and head off to eat in one of the many little restaurants off Taksim Square. It's a noisy, lively area, but I still found the rooms to be quiet. If you're from the U.S., you'll need adaptors for your chargers (laptops, smartphones). I brought my MacBook Pro, which has a 3-prong power cord. Finding the 220V adapter was difficult. They sell the 2-prong adapters everywhere (work with iPhone charger). Just bring your own 3 to 2 prong AC outlet converter and then you can use the Turkish 2 prong 220V adapters.

Facilities: Clean & working condition; Value: Reasonable for Turkey; Service: Courteous; Cleanliness: Hygienic ; Bit tricky to find without some help but the locals are so nice and friendly that this is not too difficult.

Only spent one night here, but was perfectly happy. No problems, and would stay in again and for longer if the need came up. I checked in rather late (midnight or so) and that wasn't a problem.

The location and area of the hotel was extremely dangerous . My husband and I had a very bad memory of this city and this hotel. Our room was in the first floor, at the 3rd night of our stay, a robbery happened in our room while we were sleeping. Can you bileive that? The next morning I woke up and see everything is on the floor and both of our wallets and my husband s iphone was gone. I don t think that I can forget that night and that awful memory ever. You can not imagine how scared we were the rest of our vacation.

hotel is fine and staff good. good luck getting sunlight if you have one of the basement rooms; good luck getting turnover service even if you stay 4 nights; good luck with breakfast; good luck getting toilet paper without asking once you run out. for the same pricee, manyy other nicer places to stay. cheers

The owners have done a wonderful job with the hotel itself. However, the office is on a main street, but then you are taken down smaller alleyways to get to the actual hotel. The area around the hotel is a more poor area, so it is different in the day and at night. Beautiful rooms though.

This is a suite of rooms rather than a hotel. Well placed for travel around Istanbul as Taksim square (3 minutes walk away) is a key transport hub. The actual street it is in is not great, but that's not relevant. No lift, stairs circular and road outside a steep climb. Not a problem for reasonably fit adults, but could affect others. Suite of rooms was actually better for us then a single room in a hotel - depends on what you want. Service straightforward and unfussy, that also suited us well. They were good at supplying information, pointing us to a good tour operator, and covering the basics.