Hotels With Spa in Istanbul Province, Türkiye

Stayed here with a family of 5 in December. All the staffs were kind and whenever we asked for help, they had immediate response and were extremely helpful. I used an indoor pool and gym, which were well managed and most importantly clean. We also had a breakfast which consisted of Turkish traditional cuisine and wide range of dishes to choose from. So good that I looked forward to waking up every morning. Grabbing a taxi was easy here but if you’re aiming to tour with a public transportation like bus and metro, you might have to walk +15mins. All in all, operations are smooth, and the facilities are maintained to a very high level. Thanks for the unforgettable times.

Clean and good hotel Location is far from center in about 2 km but the tram T1 station is exactly infront of the hotel took 1 minutes to reach it Rooms small but great and strange design

It's my second time staying at this hotel, CANT RECOMMEND IT ENOUGH. Worth every penny. Location is suuuuuper convenient to the airport. Almost luxury rooms, service is impeccable. Will definitely keep staying here if I needed it.

I stumbled upon this hotel in what they call their 'Asian district,' and for the same quality, hotels across the river would cost a lot more. The public transport options around here are excellent — light rail, buses, ferries, and the subway are all very convenient. It's a great choice, especially since we booked a sea-view room. The ocean view is absolutely stunning; you just want to take pictures every time you look up. It would be perfect if the hotel windows were a bit cleaner, but otherwise, it's wonderful, and there are plenty of dining options nearby too.

1. My 8-night stay was the most bizarre experience I've had in all the countries I've visited. On the first day, when I went to the toilet for a number two, I only realized afterward that the toilet bowl was stained with urine from top to bottom. It was absolutely disgusting. I immediately called the front desk to send someone to clean it. A while later, someone came and cleaned it. The cleaning guy was quite responsible and did a good job, and I gave him 100 lira as a tip. 2. On the second day, while my colleague and I were having breakfast, a hotel duty manager was conducting a guest satisfaction survey and collecting suggestions. When she asked me, I mentioned my dissatisfaction from the previous day. She was very attentive, which I really appreciate, and noted my room number, promising to look into it seriously and move us to a better room. So, after breakfast, I told the front desk I'd switch rooms when I returned in the evening. I got back to the hotel around 10 PM and was informed by the front desk that we'd been moved to the highest floor. I thought, 'This must be a room upgrade!' I was feeling quite excited and happy. We waited in our room for about 30 minutes, and finally, a young man came with a luggage cart to move our bags and take us to the new room. This is where the bizarre experience happened. We were originally on the 26th floor, and our new room was on the 33rd floor. Surprisingly, the hotel elevator couldn't go directly to the 33rd floor. We had to go to the 30th, 31st, or 32nd floor, then get out, walk around a corner, enter a small elevator, and then go up to the 33rd floor. I immediately had a bad feeling – was this some kind of trap? So, we nervously made our way to the room on the 33rd floor. As soon as we entered, we found the area was significantly smaller than our previous room. The beds were closer together, and there was no desk or sofa. The bathroom was also nearly half the size. I was completely baffled. This was no upgrade; they were playing games with us. We were so disappointed that we didn't expect much help from them, so we asked them to move us back to our original room. So, we went all the way back, still staying in the same room. Of course, it involved taking two elevators to get back. 3. On the next day, my colleague called them to send some tea. The person on the phone readily agreed, but little did he know he waited a whole hour, and no one came. Later, I called them again, and they finally arrived belatedly. 4. The two bottles of hand soap on our sink were dusty, and from the moment I checked in until I left the hotel, I never saw any cleaning staff wipe them during room cleaning. The hygiene is truly terrible. I have photos to prove it. 5. On our last two days, when I pulled back the covers to sleep, there was a stain on the bed. Because I was too tired, I couldn't be bothered to call them and just slept, avoiding that area. 6. A female server in their lounge completely ignored me when I asked her for the bill. She didn't even respond. I called her three times with no answer. Eventually, out of frustration, I went to the smoking area for a cigarette and then came back to stare at her and ask if she could give me the bill now. Only then did she slowly hand me the bill. I paid cash. These are my genuine experiences during my 8 days at this Marriott. Honestly, it's not good at all; it doesn't even come close to a 5-star standard. The service, hygiene, and facilities are all completely substandard, and I even left them at least 100 lira in tips every day. I hope everyone looks for a Marriott elsewhere; this one offers extremely poor value for money.

The location is great. And the price was like a hostel. I booked economy single room and for it's price it's really good. The room is also quite spacious. And the staff was really friendly But there are also some cons: It wasn't written in description that the bathroom is separate from the room in the hall (it's near the room and technically still private bathroom but it feels a bit uncomfortable anyway) And also there's no terrace but the room has a second door and a window to inner yard (connected to laundry room and main reception) so it's also feels a bit uncomfortable as someone might see and enter the room through it. So you need to lock the second door and close the curtains. However, generally for the price it was a great deal

The hotel’s location is very strategic, making it convenient for getting around Istanbul. The staff are friendly, helpful, and welcoming, and the breakfast is truly excellent with a very good selection. The only downside during my stay was that the room had an unpleasant smell. I stayed in Room 415, and although I tried running hot water in both the sink and the shower, the odor did not go away. I hope the management can address this issue, as it would greatly improve the overall experience and help maintain the hotel’s good reputation.

We were originally very happy with our experience of this hotel but unfortunately on the second to last night of our stay somebody opened our room door and tried to enter at 3:00am in the morning. Luckily we kept our door on chain so they couldn't come in, we shouted at the man and they said they were hotel security. There was no knock, no warning so of course this scared my wife and my daughter and we couldn't get back to sleep again and felt unsafe for the rest of our stay. Hotel staffed explained this was their security checking empty rooms if this is the case then the hotel needs a new or review their system to be 100% sure the rooms are empty before trying to enter. Not sure we can recommend or would want to stay at this hotel again in future. 

Incredibly nice and clean hotel with lots of extra provided amenities, such as towels, soap, shoe polish, slippers and a hair dryer. Safe and reliable holiday inn has delivered again

The stay and location was special when I faced inconvenience with my room bed they immediately upgraded me to a higher room free of charge