Hotel Monopol, Istanbul

The hotel is not elegant at all and the rooms are noisy almost all night due to nearby nightclubs. However, the cleanliness is acceptable for a basic stay focused on sleeping and spending the day outside. The friendly service adds to the experience, particularly with great hospitality from Sinan and the staff. The location is very handy, just a short walk from Istiklal Street, making it the best attribute of this hotel.

If you're looking for a place to simply rest your head and spend the day exploring, this hotel works fine. The rooms provide the basics like a TV, fast Wi-Fi, fridge, and a small seating area, but cleanliness is just okay and noise from nightclubs can be an issue at night. The location, on the other hand, is a standout, just a stone's throw away from Istiklal Street, surrounded by bars, restaurants, and shops.

I found the hotel to be a mix of good and not-so-good aspects. The rooms were spacious and had all the necessary amenities, yet cleanliness could have been improved. The location was convenient, being close to nightlife but could get noisy. Service was friendly overall, except for one individual. However, the price was reasonable.

Staying at this hotel was a mixed experience. While the rooms on the 4th floor had everything one would need including a TV, fast Wi-Fi, a fridge, and a nice bathroom, they were a bit small and not as clean as expected. However, they would suffice if you plan to spend most of your time exploring outside the hotel.

The hotel is in a convenient location, just a few steps from Istiklal street, surrounded by bars, restaurants, and small shops. The rooms, although small and in poor condition, are bearable if you plan to use the hotel mainly for sleeping and spend most of your time outdoors. The dining experience lacks variety and efficiency, but the hotel offers the basics for a quick meal. The location near public transportation and the bustling Istiklal street is the standout feature of this hotel.

I absolutely loved the hotel's location, nestled between Taksim Square and Sultanahmed, offering a great view but had some noise issues due to nearby nightclubs. The service was a bit disappointing with delays and some rude behavior, yet the hotel's proximity to bars, restaurants, and public transport was superb. The dining experience was below par, but the rooms were comfortable with good views.

The hotel has a great location near Istiklal street and offers everything one needs for a comfortable stay. The rooms are small and in need of refurbishment, with noise from the nightclubs being a downside. The service varies from helpful to unfriendly, and the dining options are average. However, the proximity to Istiklal street is a major advantage.

The hotel rooms are not elegant but spacious, suitable if you plan to spend most of your time outdoors. The service was cooperative but not overly friendly, though they were helpful when asked for recommendations. The location is superb, just a short walk from Istiklal street. The dining experience was subpar, with limited variety and delays in service. Overall, a decent choice for budget-conscious travelers seeking a central location.

The hotel is situated between Taksim Square and Sultanahmed, offering a convenient location. The rooms are not the cleanest, but still suitable if you plan to spend most of your time exploring outdoors. The hotel's condition, especially the wall and ceiling paint, could be improved as it lacks elegance.

The hotel offers a convenient location near Istiklal Street, ideal for those looking to explore the vibrant area. While the rooms are clean but could use some furniture updates, the noise levels from nearby nightclubs might affect light sleepers. The value for 80 euros per day is reasonable if you plan to only use the room for sleeping and spend the days outdoors.