Tucked behind the Latife Cafe, this run-down hostel is close to Beyoğlu's entertainment strips but not too far from the sights in Sultanahmet. Dorms are mixed and female-only, sleeping between four and 14. None have personal power points or reading lights. Sadly, bathrooms could be cleaner, hot water is unreliable. Breakfast in the cafe costs extra.
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Right in the heart of İstanbul’s historic center, this sacred Byzantine building remains an important symbol of power.
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