The Kervan Guesthouse
The Kervan Guesthouse is an old Turkish house from the late nineteenth century that once belongs to a high-ranking Ottoman bureaucrat. This attractive house is located in the middle of the major historic monuments. It was tastefully restored as a small hotel in 1997. You can find the most important Byzantine and Ottoman monuments of Istanbul, such as Saint Sophia, Topkapi Palace, Blue Mosque, and the Covered Bazzar with walking distance from the hotel.
The hotel has five rooms and one suite, equipped with private bath and telephone. The Kervan Guesthouse offers in the morning a rich Turkish breakfast with homemade jams; it is served an open terrace with a panoramic view of the Blue Mosque and the Marmara Sea. The staff is ready to give excellent service to their guests with the well-know hospitality of the country and they are eager to make your stay in Istanbul a unique and unforgettable experience.
