Mavi Onur in Istanbul

zuletzt aktualisiert am 05.01.2010

The Mavi Onur Guesthouse (hostel) is a small, cozy, family-run business. You will feel at home in our comfortable rooms, dining area and covered rooftop terrace. Come and join us for a unique visual feast in our establishment and a once in a lifetime experience in the heart of old Istanbul.
Mavi Onur guesthouse (hostel) has 6 rooms available: triples, double, twin and a dormitory area. All rooms have their own private shower (only dormitory the toilet and shower are not private ), toilet, hair-drying facilities and air conditioning. If necessary, triples can be used as a double.
Our terrace, with magnificent views of the Blue Mosque, Princess Islands and Marmara Sea, also offers you a cool and relaxing atmosphere. Here you can enjoy your Turkish breakfast while basking in the morning light, sip on a beer on a warm sunny afternoon, or simply take in the friendly environment at any time of day.

The Mavi Onur Guesthouse (hostel) is ideally located in the center of the old city. The Blue Mosque, Aya Sofya, Topkap? Palace, Covered (Grand) Bazaar and harbor are within a few minutes walking distance

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The Mavi Onur Guesthouse(hostel) is ideally located in the centre of Sultanahmet, the old city. The Blue Mosque, Aya Sofya, Topkap? Palace, Covered (Grand) Bazaar and harbor are within a few minutes walking distance
From Ataürk by public transport:
Follow the signs to the Hafif Metro (Light Rail System). Take the Metro to Aksaray, which is the last stop on the line. From here catch the tram heading towards Eminönü/Kabatas. Get out at the Sultanahmet stop. Mavi Onur Guesthouse is a short 400 metre walk from the tram stop.

From Sabiha Gökçen by public transport:
Take the “AirportHavas&quot, shuttle bus service and get off at Kadiköy. Then take a ferry from Kadiköy and get off at Eminönü. Trams run from Eminönü towards Zeytinburnu. Get off at Sultanahmet. Mavi Onur Guesthouse is a short 400 meter walk from the tram stop