Grand Seigneur Hotel

How ‘s kicking you out of a hotel politely? Well, by saying it nicely. I have 3 nights to stay at Grand Seigneur Hotel in Sirkeci (December 29 - January 1, 2008) when on my second morning upon arrival at the hotel’s lobby from wandering around the city, Ayden – the reception guy stopped me on my way to my room and asked me if he could talk to me. Hmmm… I started thinking that there may have been some issues, well, there is. Fidgeting, he told me, they want to accommodate an "incoming" booking/guests who needed a twin room... more

i stayed in this hotel for 7 days what can i say i had a great time the staff were friendy very welcoming no problems with the rm the staff spoke very gd engish i would stay at this hotel again no problems at all

I stayed at hotel 2 nights. I lost my baggage at this hotel that Hotel worker was miss. He carryed my baggage to another bus. And then I couldn't founed my baggage.... But this hotel don't take the responsibility about my baggage. I had a hard time... That too bad !!!! I never stay "Grand Seigneur hotel" !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

We stayed at Grand Seigneur for 7 nights during last August (my wife, 2 teens, and myself). Upon our arrival we were disappointed with the location, as the street is very narrow, and unlike other touristic streets. But soon we got used to it, specially that the street is close to all touristic sights, and tranportation, as well as sea buses. We booked the largest room in the hotel based on the description offered by email. It was on the top floor. Upon checking-in, we found that this specific room (the only of it's category in the... more

The location of the hotel is perfect, close to all the important sights. The rooms are clean, looking a bit dodgy though. The beds weren't very comfortable but hotel staff assured us they would be changed anytime soon. The staff is very friendly and helpful, they arranged rental car, taxi etc. without any extra charges.