Dedeman Hotel Istanbul

Back in Istanbul for a ...

... in all... except there are 3 cruise ships in the harbour and that means thousands of additional tourists roaming around Old Istanbul. It was extremely crowded. By this time, everyone is exhausted from the walking, the heat, and the smell of feet and ...

... the exit and people got out of the bus, right then and there and crossed the exit ramp to safety.  Weird... Istanbul is massive.  Not only massive, it's vast, wide, sprawling, humongous, pick your favourite adjective for hugely large.  ...

... the city. There are large factories near the train station and a few skyscrapers in the city center. One of the towers is the Dedeman Hotel; the second one used to belong to the Kombassan holding company and the last one is a mall and office ...

been a great 8 days here in turkey  Instanbul is very safe and the people most friendly. Blue mosque, cruisen up the bosphorus up to the black sea,explore a medival castle & then stopping for lunch looking back at the city, the city ferry ...

... of Babylon who attempted to burn Prophet Abraham alive. There are two skyscrapers in Urfa, similar to the situation in Konya: the Dedeman Hotel and Yimpas skyscrapers. Mikail: 15; I met him inside the castle; he is an unofficial tour guide; wants to ...

... , but a great view as the sun bathed the golden ruins in golden light with the last of its rays.   Back to our hotel - the Dedeman.  Billed as a five star, it couldn’t have been more different to the last two nights in the atmospheric old ...

... "Toto Tours." Huh? The transfer was not booked in the name of Toto Tours. It turns out that our guide, Atilla, who lives in Istanbul, had flown in around 2pm and had arranged for a van to take us all to the hotel together! We’re thrilled, and use ...