Travel to Istanbul, Turkey ~ Of course you can't miss these three awesome luxury hotels!

Istanbul, which spans the Eurasian continent, has a long history and civilization as well as vast natural scenery. The Bosphorus Strait, sandwiched between the land, has always been one of the favorite waterways for domestic and foreign tourists! Above the surging blue sea, there are three bridges connecting Europe and Asia, as well as countless romantic legends of civilizations intertwined. This has attracted many luxury hotel brands to settle on the outskirts of the city, facing the spectacular strait scenery and the historical customs of both sides of the strait. Today I will share three very good luxury hotels, which are also the must-stay hotels in Istanbul in my mind! 👍Most Recommended: The average price of Four Seasons Hotel Istanbul at the Bosphorus is 7,500-12,000. The hygiene, sound insulation and service are all excellent! The Four Seasons Hotel at the Bosphorus Istanbul was transformed from a 19th-century Ottoman palace. The hotel is close to the sea and the interior is also quite gorgeous! Here, you can not only see the unique Turkish seaside scenery, white clouds, seagulls and the endless blue strait; you can also see the world-renowned Eurasia Bridge. Next to the pier on the European side of the Fatih Bridge, known as the second Bosphorus Bridge, the white classical building is the hotel's main palace building. The famous Ortakoy Mosque is not far away, and it is across from the Beyler Bey Palace on the Asian shore upstream of the bridge. When you come to Istanbul, you must not miss this beautiful Four Seasons Hotel! 👍Most Recommended: The average price of The Peninsula Istanbul Hotel is 5,000-8,500, and the soundproofing, hygiene, service and scenery are all top-notch! The Peninsula Hotels Group, with hotels all over the world, is a model of the perfect combination of elegance and luxury. Of course, you won't miss this place. The Peninsula Istanbul, which opened on February 14, 2023, is located in the historic Karakoy district. Facing the Bosphorus, three of the hotel's four exquisite buildings are protected historical landmarks. I have been looking forward to it since its opening. I stayed in the Peninsula Hotel's Bosphorus View Premium Suite for New Year's Eve this year. The room's oversized glass windows offer a magnificent view of the Bosphorus. The hardware facilities are also top-notch! The hotel is located in the historic Karakoy seaside area, very close to Istanbul's historical sites such as Galata Tower, Hagia Sophia, Blue Mosque and Topkapi Palace. Istanbul's newest Peninsula Hotel is definitely an excellent place not to be missed when traveling to Turkey! 👍Most Recommended: The average price of Four Seasons Hotel Istanbul at Sultanahmet is 7,000-9,500. The sound insulation, sanitary conditions and service level are all very good! Located in the Sultanahmet district, the Four Seasons Hotel Sultanahmet is just steps away from the square and close to the iconic Topkapi Palace! The 2023 World's 100 Favorite Hotels List ~ Hotels from 30 countries on five continents, each with its own unique features. Readers rated them based on criteria such as room facilities, location, service, food and value, and ultimately announced that Four Seasons Hotel Istanbul at Sultanahmet topped the list and is the well-deserved No. 1! Although it is an old town, it is praised by many people as "the most beautiful place in the old city". It is crowded with historical sites, classical buildings and various cultural palaces with distinctive characteristics. Dome churches, pointed towers and the natural scenery of the strait not far away add a romantic scenery to it. The Four Seasons Hotel is located here, in the core area of ​​the city, quiet in the hustle and bustle. The gate and walls are very low-key, but the inside is a different world! The three-story goose yellow building and the guard tower form a closed courtyard. This form is extremely rare in Türkiye, but it is not surprising to know its origin. This was the first prison after the establishment of the Ottoman Empire - Sultanahmet Prison, which was designed by the famous architect Mimar Kemaleddin Bey at the time. It was later requisitioned as a military prison and was not abandoned until the end of the 20th century. After being acquired by the Four Seasons Hotel Group and undergoing several years of renovation, it was finally reopened in 1999. The former prison was converted into a luxury hotel. Its unique "background" and experience make it unique. Many of the former "prison features" in the hotel have been preserved. The guard tower that was once used to monitor prisoners still stands there, but it has been converted into an elevator. It is said that in certain places in the guard tower you can still see the names of prisoners and confessions engraved on the wall. Therefore, staying here feels like living in a prison.