White House Hotel Istanbul

Staff, location, room were fantastic!!!

The breakfast could have more variety from day to day but all the hotels had the same breakfast.

Very cooperative and helpful staff, prompt service, hotel is centrally located with good eating joints nearby.Need to mention name of Mr.Cazer on reception who has been an extremly good host.

The hotel was pristinely clean, was within easy walking distance of all attractions yet located away from the press of traffic and crowds, and the staff was outstandingly competent, friendly, and helpful.

I liked everything (which is a rarity with me).

location is perfect - very calm street

food in the morning

The staff very helpful, close to sightseeing, very comfortable

Everything was great, the only thing which could have been improved is the shower drainage

We found this hotel very convenient to restaurants and the many old city attractions. The staff and all amenities were very good and we would stay at The White House Hotel again.

The friendliness of the staff , the position , the cleanliness all made for a great stay.

The staff was very accommodating and tried very hard to help us in any way they could.

The hotel is only 5 months old and working hard to complete the furnishings and decoration... there were a few things missing, i.e. a comfortable chair in the room. But they told us everything was ordered and on the way.

The hotel is a really nice place. New design and interior look very fine. The hotel staff is extremely polite and ready to help you with your most unusual requests. The hotel has an optimal location - close to Sultanahmet and Grand Bazaar, it is surrounded by many lovely restaurants and cafes where you can taste "delicious substance" of the Turkish cuisine. And, of course, we enjoyed the price of accomodation in this facility.

1. The breakfast might be a bit more diversified. Last year we had better breakfast in a hotel that was worse than the White House. 2. We expected a better room service (I don't understand why charladies folded towels that were hung to dry; and sometimes they tried to enter the room when there was a "do not disturb" sign on a handle of the door). Though this point is not critical. 3. Sound isolation should be better. However, I suppose it's an ordinary "drawback" of many Turkish hotels.