Lux 1+1 115 m² Suite With Garden, 2 Shower,Terrace

Entire rental unit in Istanbul

  1. 5 guests
  2. 1 bedroom
  3. 2 beds
  4. 1.5 baths
Hosted by Can
  1. Superhost
  2. 5 years hosting

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How about a peaceful and stylish stay for your comfort in Istanbul’s central, historic, and safe Beyoğlu district?

Our apartment has 1 bedroom, 1 living room, a garden, 2 bathrooms and an open-plan kitchen. Ideal for 4 adults and 1 baby. Equipped with high-speed internet, a smart TV, and cozy touches that make you feel at home. Cook, work, or enjoy coffee on the garden; easily reach the seaside, tram station, and historic sites. Don’t miss this comfort made just for you—book now!🫡

The space
⭐️Location Information;

Our building is located on the main street of Beyoğlu, one of the most central and easily accessible areas in the district. It is one of the flattest and most walkable streets in the neighborhood, making it comfortable for carrying luggage, walking, or exploring the surroundings.

Taxis can easily reach the front of the building, providing great convenience especially during arrival and departure. Additionally, the tram stop is just 200 meters away—only about a 2-minute walk—allowing you to travel easily to many parts of Istanbul via public transportation.

The building is situated in a safe neighborhood, and the street offers many amenities such as restaurants, cafés, a pharmacy, and local markets—everything you might need during your stay is within walking distance.

Our location is also very close to sea level, which makes walking and carrying luggage even more effortless. The seaside is just 500 meters away, so you can enjoy a pleasant stroll and take in the view along the waterfront.

This special location, where the historical texture of Istanbul meets modern city life, offers our guests a peaceful yet centrally connected accommodation experience.

🏠İnformation about the house;

The house is 72 square meters in total. The living room is 35 square meters, the bedroom is 25 square meters, and each toilet is 10 square meters, 2 meter balcony.The details that will make you feel at home when you enter your apartment are as follows;

Bedroom: double bed (160x200), bedside table, air conditioning, wardrobe, dresser, armchair, iron, ironing board, vacuum cleaner, mirror, desk, cork board, pen set, darts and chess game, floor lamp.

Living room: Television, L sofa set(Sleeping area 130×190 and 1.30x170), coffee table, air conditioner, dining table, bar stool, carpet, books, accessories.

American kitchen: dishwasher, refrigerator, filter coffee machine, kettle, teapot, stove, microwave oven, pots and cooking utensils, dinner plates, cutlery, glasses, oils and spices, garbage can.

Balcony: Two chairs, table, ashtray.

There is also a washing machine, dryer, towel cabinet and hair dryer.

There is also a crib, air mattress, high chair and baby tub for babies.

I provide each guest with a one-time hand towel, a foot towel and a face towel. Apart from this, I give 1 ready-made coffee, paper towels and toilet paper, hand soap, spices, cooking oil, dishwasher tablets, washing machine detergent, garbage bags. Umbrellas at the entrance of the house are free of charge.

If you want daily cleaning, it is paid. Cleaning is done as detailed as the cleaning done when you first enter the house. Clean towels and sheets are also provided to you by us. The cleaning fee you paid when making a reservation; It is a one-time cleaning fee for cleaning the house upon entry and exit.

Guest access
You can come from Istanbul airport in 3 different ways. Uber and Bitaksi applications do not work at the airport and it is forbidden to use them. There are taxis and buses belonging to the airport. The name of the bus is Havaist. You come to Taksim Square by paying an average of 8-9 dollars per person. Journey time is approximately 90 minutes. You can return home from here by walking or taking a taxi. It may take 20 minutes on foot. If you take a taxi from Taksim Square, you will arrive in 8-9 minutes. The fee is 7-8 dollars. However, since it is a short distance, the taxi driver may not take you to the taxi. If you want to come from the airport by taxi, you can come to your home for at least 50 dollars (2350 Türkish lira). It takes an average of 45 minutes to come home by taxi. Transportation with Vip minibuses of a private tourism transportation company costs a maximum of total 50 dollars (2350 Türkish lira) . This fee includes a guest welcome fee. They also provide a pick-up service free of charge. The attendant meets you outside the airport and escorts you to your car. Normally this service costs $8. If you don't want to wait for a taxi at the airport and don't want to queue, a VIP vehicle makes more sense. I know an official company that provides VIP Mercedes minibus transportation, I can make a reservation if you want. You may have to wait a long time to find a taxi outside the airport, and if you come across a blue taxi, you will have to pay an extra fee for the luxury taxi. Since Istanbul is a traffic city, 0.90 cents will be added for every minute you stay in traffic. Taxi drivers may charge you more. Additionally, a maximum of 4 people can travel in taxis. If the taxi driver takes more than 4 passengers, he will pay a fine. They may also charge an additional fee for excess luggage. Taxi is a big problem. For your information.


You can come from Sabiha Gökçen airport in 3 different ways. Uber and Bitaksi do not work at the airport. This is forbidden. There are taxis and buses belonging to the airport. The name of the bus is Havabus. You come to Taksim Square by paying an average of 8-9 dollars per person. Journey time is approximately 90 minutes. You can come to your home from here by walking or taking a taxi. It may take 20 minutes on foot. If you take a taxi from Taksim Square, you will arrive in 8-9 minutes. The fee is 8 dollars. However, due to the short distance, the taxi driver may not take you to the taxi. If you want to come from the airport by taxi, you can come to your home for at least 55 dollars (2500 Türkish lira). It takes an average of 60 minutes to come home by taxi. Transportation by private tourism transportation company's Vip Minibus costs a maximum of 55 dollars (2500 Türkish lira). They also offer a pick-up service free of charge. The attendant meets you outside the airport and escorts you to your car. Normally this service costs $8. If you don't want to wait for a taxi at the airport and don't want to queue, a VIP vehicle makes more sense. A company I know provides official VIP Mercedes minibus transportation, I can make a reservation for you if you want. Waiting for a taxi can take a long time, and if you come across a blue taxi, you will have to pay extra for the luxury taxi. Since Istanbul is a traffic city, 0.90 cents is added for every minute you stay in traffic. There are toll roads and bridges on this route. This is reflected in your bill. Taxi drivers may charge you more. Additionally, a maximum of 4 people can travel in taxis. It is forbidden to carry more than 4 passengers. They may also charge an additional fee for excess luggage. Taxi is a big problem. For your information.

Other things to note
There is a supermarket on the ground floor.

The building is quite safe. The main door is opened with a password.

The tram stop is a 2-minute walk away. ( 200 meters )My house is one of the closest buildings to the tram stop.

Istiklal Street is a 10-minute walk away.

Galata Tower is a 10-minute walk away.

The building is 30 meters above sea level.

The building is on a straight main street.

The pharmacy is next to the building and the nearest hospital is 700 meters away.

Our building is 500 meters from the sea shore.

Internet speed of 100-110 megabytes is available. I use Turkey's fastest internet.

During the day, the inside of the house cannot be seen from the outside unless the light is on. There is window film.

Smoking is not allowed inside the house.

Registration Details
34-3149

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What this place offers

Lake access
Kitchen
Fast wifi – 103 Mbps
Dedicated workspace
50 inch HDTV with Netflix

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Istanbul, İstanbul
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Neighborhood highlights

The Genoese Republic, which established a colony called "Pera" in Galata in 1267, expanded to the east in 1335 and established a suburb called Lagirio, which is located in Tophane today. Tophane-i Amire, which is the Tophane Building, was built by the Ottoman Sultan II. It was built for throwing balls during the reign of Mehmed. The Tophane Barracks, seen on the beach in the Melling engraving, still exists today.

Before the conquest of Istanbul by the Turks, it is stated in some sources that the Tophane district was an uninhabited countryside and garden area, as a place just outside the Genoese walls of Galata, but according to some writers, this place was a forest. While it was accepted that the name of the district was "Metopon" in the Byzantine period, more recent research has put forward the thesis that it is the "Silver City" (Argyropolis) due to its beautiful appearance. In Byzantium, there is a very old Temple of Apollo, as well as in the place of the barracks to be built by the Turks later on,'' Ste. Irene" or the "Church of Hadrien and Natalie". Tophane is a Bosphorus district in the Beyoğlu district of Istanbul. Two years after the conquest of Istanbul by Mehmet the Conqueror, he established Tersane-i Amire (Haliç) in 1455 and 1460 and started Tophane-i Amire (Tophane) the first industrial move in Istanbul.[1] Therefore, Tophane was one of the oldest industries of Istanbul during the Ottoman period. The last remaining old shield from the military buildings in Tophane, the road that was widened in 1958, the Musirlik Building and the industrial barracks until the Tuesday Market. Only the Mecidiye Pavilion (1848-1849) remained in the barracks arena with 1848 hours today. Kılıç Ali Mosque, Complex, Turkish Bath and Tophane Fountain, which was built by Sultan Mahmud I in 1732, still exist.

Meet your host

Superhost
1,784 reviews
4.98 out of 5 average rating
5 years of hosting
Born in the 90s
My work: Tourism&Hospitality
Hello and welcome! My name is Can. Istanbul has been my home for 35 years, and I love sharing the city I know with guests from around the world. For me, hosting is more than providing a place to stay. I care about cleanliness, thoughtful design, comfort, and the details that make a stay memorable. Thanks to my guests’ wonderful reviews, my homes have ranked among Airbnb’s top 1% most loved homes. I hope you’ll feel at home here and leave Istanbul with beautiful memories…

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