Just a 3-minute walk from the Grand Bazaar and 12 minutes from the Blue Mosque, Hagia Sophia, and Topkapi Palace, Hotel Niles Istanbul offers guests a convenient base for exploring the heart of the old city. The hotel’s timeless design pays homage to Turkey’s rich architectural traditions, creating a warm and inviting atmosphere steeped in classical charm.
At Hotel Niles Istanbul and its sister hotel Dersaadet, hospitality runs in the family. Niles is owned and managed by the Duyar family, third-generation hoteliers, along with a dedicated team of passionate tourism professionals. More than just skilled professionals, our team embodies kindness and genuine hospitality, sharing a common philosophy that prioritizes guest satisfaction above all else.
Established in 1984, Hotel Niles Istanbul has been under the careful management of family members, with one individual proudly serving the hotel for three generations, symbolizing our deep-rooted commitment to excellence. Our staff members, many of whom have been with us for over a decade, bring a wealth of experience and dedication to their roles, ensuring that every guest experience is memorable and enjoyable.
Hotel Niles Istanbul offers 29 Standard Double Rooms, 8 Junior Suites, and 2 Maisonettes (Duplex Suites), thoughtfully arranged across two adjacent buildings.
The double rooms vary from 12.73 to 16.00 square meters (137 to 172 square feet) including bathroom – designed in a contemporary style; and the Junior Suites are about 25 -27 square meters (269 – 290 square feet) designed in a refined 19th century Ottoman Style. The Duplex Suite is 45 square meters ( 484 square feet) in total.
Over the years, we’ve been humbled by several prestigious awards, including the recent Traveler’s Choice recognition from TripAdvisor, an honor reserved for the top 10% of hotels on the platform. These accolades, based on guest reviews, inspire us to maintain our commitment to exceptional hospitality.
Hotel Niles Istanbul is a family owned and managed small hotel, designed in classical 19th century Turkish style, located in the Grand Bazaar district of the old city.
