We stayed at Maya Hotel from 28th April to 1st of May and we had a pleasant stay. The rooms were very comfortable and clean, and the windows did a good job at isolating the noise of the street, and we had a good rest. However, the bathrooms were incredibly small, we didn't even have a counter or something where... More

My wife and I stayed here as part of a package. The rooms are small but comfortable and clean. The staff are very friendly and helpful. The location is great, close to tram line which takes you to the Blue mosque, Hagia Sofia and other attractions.It is walking distance to the Grand Bazar. Great location!

we choose very good cause it's very good for a hotel in 3 star, clean, nice and especially warm crow. they standing there to help you. you could not find there any bugs.!! air condition, warm water, daily cleaning and ... we put money in our luggage in our room.!!! and finally we are so happy to choose it. we... More

Stayed in Maya Hotel during 2011 F1 Grand Prix weekend. Hotel is pretty basic but good value for money. I traveled alone. Got a room with a double bed without an extra charge. Staff was helpful when I had questions how to get around Istanbul and how to get to the racetrack. I got free pick-up from the airport. If... More

We stayed here as part of a package while in Istanbul for the F1 Grand Prix. It is a basic 3 star hotel may be old, but is clean. Staff were lovely even though English is not readily spoken. Breakfast provided is an European breakfast so do not expect bacon & eggs. You will get cheese, bread, salad etc though... More

We were looking for an accommodation for 2 days in Istanbul as we had a prior booking to another hotel. We were happily given the rooms and were picked up from the airport. We found the hotel was in a quite locality and very near to all the sites in Istanbul. The staffs were very friendly and courteous. We liked... More

The double room was very small and the bathroom was barely maneuverable. The place is economical, clean and well worn. The staff was nice. The biggest draw back is its location which is a 20-30 minute walk to the Blue Mosque area. Try Hotel Sarnic for a few euros more.

This is a clean, no frills, basic hotel; Booked a triple room, got a double bed & single bed, the hotel is located in a Russian area. I think the hotel was also run buy Russians. All the staff was friendly but could not speak English. There were lots of shops selling fur jackets next to the hotel. And a... More