Hotel Yesilpark

The kindness of staff is what made us stay one night.
Far location from tourist destinations
Kind of a local area.
Low resource hotel
We had to ask for water bottles
Praying mat
Soap
Room was a bit crowded
The nice thing was the balcony with view to a neighboring park
Staff were very friendly and helpful 🤍

Staff are really friendly and helpful.
Rooms smell of cigarette smoke, lack ventilation, small outdated and grubby. No tea/coffee facilities but if you ask they'll give you them. Beds were not clean, I found hairs and my sons pillow had a finger/toe nail on it and mine had some sort of what looked like an apple pip or animal dropping. Walls are paper thin, I sneezed in the bathroom and the man next door in the shower started calling out.
Shower spills water over the floor. I wouldn't stay again, we only lasted 2 nights.

I booked one night because the location was convenient, but unfortunately the hotel does not deserve 1 star, the room I booked should be 25 square metres but the room I got is not even 15 square metres, toilet and washing room no more than one square metre, no water To drink, no towels, the wall was so thin you could feel people walking down the corridor because I couldn't sleep inside the room at all, and in the morning, there was no such thing as breakfast. Comparable to 3.5 star hotel, really even if the demand is high for hotels in Istanbul and a lot in Fatih area but at least respect people's minds and money they paid for their stay, I don't recommend this hotel at all

bad experience. costumer services is so bad no air condition and no electricity in some places. it dont deserve half star.

AVOID! Do not stay here or you will be ripped off. Booked and paid in advance with expedia and the hotel manager demanded more money for false reasons (Price increase, Xmas, currency) He was aggressive and threatening. Currently with 3 other guests in same situation waiting for the police.

Ada (The customer service receptionist) was rude, loud, and terrible)
In addition, the walls were paper thin between rooms. You hear every word, every sound the person in the next room makes (including using the bathroom, cleaning his nose, or talking to someone next to him. Last, every time someone in the room above me took a shower, it rained into my shower. So basically, i was showering in someone else's dirty water and filth.
I have to mention that housekeeper (Khadija) and the overnight clerk were wonderful. They tried to make make my stay as tolerable as possible.
I would never recommend this so called hotel to any one.