The hotel sits in Atasehir on the Asian side, with a shopping complex in the same building and the old city a short drive across the Bosphorus.
The complex the hotel sits in — shops, cafes and a cinema in the same building.
Shops, restaurants and a cinema on Atasehir Boulevard.
In Kozyatağı — the second closest shopping centre to the hotel.
A shopping centre in West Atasehir with several floors of stores and restaurants.
Atasehir's largest lifestyle centre, known for its fountain shows, restaurants and shops.
A shopping and entertainment centre in Uskudar.
A large shopping centre in Acibadem with a wide range of stores.
Fifteen centuries old, and in turn a church, a mosque and a museum.
Home to Ottoman sultans for centuries, with its courtyards and treasury.
On a small islet 200 metres offshore, where the Bosphorus opens into the Sea of Marmara.
A 14th-century tower looking out over the Golden Horn and the old city.
One of the world's oldest covered markets — a labyrinth of thousands of shops.
The airport on the Asian side, and the closer of the two to the hotel.
The main international airport, on the European side.
A long avenue lined with stores and cafes.
Kadikoy's seaside quarter — cafes, taverns and the market streets.
Travel times are approximate and assume clear traffic.
The complex the hotel stands in. Shops, cafés, a supermarket and a cinema fill the lower floors, reachable without stepping outside — the easiest stop for a quick coffee between sessions, or for anything you forgot to pack.
DirectionsOn Ataşehir Boulevard, among the district's office towers. Alongside the stores there is a restaurant floor and a cinema, so it stays open into the evening.
DirectionsIn Kozyatağı, six minutes from the hotel. Alongside the stores there is a supermarket, a dining floor and a cinema, with the Kozyatağı metro station within walking distance.
DirectionsIn West Ataşehir, under ten minutes from the hotel. Restaurants and cafés sit alongside the shopping floors.
DirectionsAtaşehir's largest lifestyle centre, built around a pool where music-and-water shows run in the evenings, ringed by restaurants, shops and a cinema.
DirectionsA large shopping centre in Üsküdar with broad retail floors, a cinema and a dining level.
DirectionsIn Acıbadem — a wide choice of stores, a cinema and a dining floor, on a scale that can fill a day.
DirectionsCompleted in 537 as the cathedral of the Eastern Roman empire, it became a mosque after 1453, a museum in 1935 and a mosque again in 2020. Its dome was held for centuries to be the widest enclosed space in the world. Inside, mosaics, calligraphy and marble sit in layers on top of one another.
DirectionsBegun in the 1460s by Mehmed II, the palace was the seat of the Ottoman court for some four centuries. Linked courtyards, the Harem and the treasury collection are open to visitors, and from its headland the Bosphorus and the Golden Horn appear side by side.
DirectionsIt stands on a small islet 200 metres off the Üsküdar shore, where the Bosphorus opens into the Sea of Marmara. The present tower was completed in 1725 and later served as a lighthouse, then as a quarantine station. After a restoration begun in 2021 it reopened to visitors in May 2023, reached by boat from Üsküdar and Kabataş.
DirectionsBuilt by the Genoese in 1348, the tower was long the tallest structure in the city. From the gallery at the top, the old city, the Golden Horn and the Bosphorus come round in a single turn.
DirectionsFounded in the 1450s, one of the oldest and largest covered markets in the world. Along its vaulted lanes, carpets, jewellery, copper and leather each keep to their own quarter. It closes in the evening and stays shut on Sundays.
DirectionsThe airport on the Asian side and the closer of the two to the hotel, about half an hour by road. The M4 metro line runs all the way to the terminal.
DirectionsThe main international airport, on the European side, and the departure point for most long-haul flights. It is some 56 km from the hotel, across the Bosphorus, so allow time for the transfer.
DirectionsAn avenue running for kilometres on the Asian side, from Kadıköy towards Bostancı. Shops, cafés and patisseries line both sides, and the late-afternoon walk along it is a city habit. It is the closest of the eating-out districts to the hotel.
DirectionsKadıköy's seaward quarter. The shore park, tea gardens, bookshops and taverns make it one of the most walkable neighbourhoods in the city, with the Kadıköy market and fish market just next door.
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