Bosphorus Palace
Beylerbeyi
+ de 8200 ₺
Former Ottoman mansion converted into a luxury boutique hotel, featuring neo-Ottoman architecture, panoramic Bosphorus views, and a restaurant with a partial glass floor overlooking the water.
History and Architecture
- Originally built as Debreli Ismail Pasha mansion (1876-1909)
- Designed by French-Ottoman architect Alexandre Vallaury
- Burned in 1983, rebuilt 1993-1996
- Neo-Ottoman style on 1486 square meters of land
Distinctive Features
- 300 square meter building with high ceilings and ornate wall decorations
- Wide spiral staircase
- 10-14 rooms (sources vary) with 7 different types
- Views of Bosphorus or gardens
- Italian handwork and 18-carat gold leaf furnishings
- Restaurant converted from former boathouse, featuring partial glass floor
Amenities
- Free Wi-Fi in rooms
- Private bathrooms
- Lobby lounge
- 24-hour staff service
- In-room coffee makers
Services
- Wedding and event planning
- Options for extra beds or baby cots (charges apply)
Dining
- Waterfront restaurant with panoramic Bosphorus views
- Breakfast featuring Turkish specialties
Location
- Situated directly on the Bosphorus strait
- Near Beylerbeyi Palace
- Close to the Bosphorus Bridge
- Surrounded by restaurants, cafes, and shops
- Access to public transportation
- Boat access to European side of Istanbul