Peradays Hotel 3*
Main amenities
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Wi-Fi
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24-hour services
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Child-friendly
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Air conditioning
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No pets allowed
Location
Featuring currency exchange and a lift, Peradays Hotel Istanbul is situated about a 25-minute walk from the Bulgarian Orthodox Church. You will find baggage storage at the hotel.
This 3-star hotel in Pera, separated from the old city by the Golden Horn, 3.3 km from the Ottoman - era Friday Blue Mosque. Cultural sights in the area include the private Pera Museum, which is 950 metres away. The nearby sports attractions feature Vodafone Park Multi-Purpose Stadium within reach of the Peradays. Sirkeci train station is 2.8 km away, and Sishane underground station is around 10 minutes' walk away.
This accommodation offers 9 rooms with air conditioning, as well as self-catering options such as a minibar fridge. Guests can enjoy views of the garden from the hotel.
Peradays Hotel is 400 metres from 360 Istanbul and serves delectable meals.
Review by hotel critic
Nestled in Istanbul, a historic marvel and my chosen muse, I found a sanctuary where tradition meets contemporary allure. Akin to my role unraveling the enigmas of art history, this boutique gem delicately weaves Ottoman opulence with modernity, encapsulating all comforts expected and more. The amalgamation of heritage and comfort was a symphony to my cultured heart, resonating with the Meze By Lemon Tree nearby, a hub of Istanbul's vibrant meyhane culture.The intimate size of the hotel ensured a personal touch, epitomized by a staff versed in the art of hospitality, eagerly accommodating unique needs - a treasure as rare as Byzantine relics. Amidst cozy library nooks and efficient amenities, each interaction felt like a brushstroke of warmth. Beneath the rumble of Istanbul's streets, a peaceful haven awaited, where kindness lingered from dawn to dusk, mirroring the grace of Turkey's architectural splendor.In this blend of history and harmony, Peradays emerged not just as a hotel, but a living canvas of cultural immersion - a testament to why I yearn to return.
