Deniz houses means house by the sea, as I understand it. From this point of view, everything is fine, the view from the 3rd floor is gorgeous. The girl at the reception is super-responsive, I think her name is Seyda. She told me EVERYTHING about the best way to get there, where to eat, etc.
The hotel itself is tired, the room got caught after a small flood, judging by the ceiling. The curtains were torn off the curtains a little, the double bed was also without sophistication, my back and neck did not like it. It is also very bad with breakfast, there is 1 boiled egg and several small slices with jam, sour cream, honey, butter. You can collect bread and enjoy what you have. The dining room is on the roof, the view is chic. The hotel is 7 minutes from Sultan Akhmet Mosque. The location and responsive receptionist only save this place
It's old and clean. Cosy. There are no bedbugs, and this is important. Blackout curtains. There is hot water, heating (we were in early March). The breakfast is mediocre, but it is there. For breakfast, there is an egg, lots of bread, fruit, butter, processed cheese, jam and honey. There is a local omelet. There is a terrace. On one side there is a view of the sea, on the other - a view of the streets.
The doors are locked with a squishy lock, the key must be handed in at the reception when you leave the hotel. There is a safe, but we did not use it. There's nothing to take from us. The place is beautiful, Sultanahmet Square is just around the corner. To the tram too. The staff is friendly, pleasant people.
There is a hair dryer. Conditioner. Even shampoo with shower gel. The slippers are disposable.
The ceilings are low, if you have claustrophobia, there will be problems. Towels are provided, everything is as it should be. There is a refrigerator. There is a kettle, tea, coffee, and cupcakes. TV with Turkish channels - almost learned the language in 5 nights.
To summarize, it's atmospheric, cozy, clean, and warm. Everything you need is there.
I would have moved in here the second time too, no problem.
I recommend.
I was guided when choosing a hotel, first of all, by the location: all the main attractions are within walking distance, there are a huge number of cafes and restaurants for every taste and budget, public transport stops nearby, shops with a minimum set of necessities literally 2 steps away, a magnificent view of the Marmara Sea. From the moment of check-in to departure, the very friendly hotel staff was attentive to all requests. The guys at the reception do not speak Russian, but with the help of an online translator they communicate without problems and help. The room is quite spacious, with a terrace overlooking the Marmara Sea. Everything you need in the room is available: wi-fi, air conditioning, kettle, hairdryer, mirror, refrigerator... A wet cleaning of the room and a change of towels were carried out every other day. Breakfast in the attic with a wonderful view of the Marmara Sea, standard for hotels. I definitely recommend this hotel for those who want to relax and get acquainted with the unique history of the city of extraordinary beauty.