Witt Istanbul Hotels
Hotel · Kilicali Pasa ·
Luxurious suites with kitchenettes, rainfall showers & city views
Luxurious suites with kitchenettes, rainfall showers & city views
"While other Istanbul hotels emphasize the city’s ties to antiquity, Witt Istanbul Suites is every inch the ultra-modern contemporary-design boutique hotel. Formerly an ad agency HQ, it’s close by to the central business district, as well as some of the best shopping, dining and nightlife in this modern quarter." - MICHELIN Guide
"While other Istanbul hotels emphasize the city’s ties to antiquity, Witt Istanbul Suites is every inch the ultra-modern contemporary-design boutique hotel. Formerly an ad agency HQ, it’s close by to the central business district, as well as some of the best shopping, dining and nightlife in this modern quarter." - MICHELIN Guide
"With only 18 rooms and a room-to-staff ratio of one-to-one, this funky design hotel offers personalized service that makes guests feel as if they’re staying at an ultra-stylish friend’s home. Outfitted to feel like a slice of New York City loft-apartment living, Witt Istanbul ’s rooms have snubbed the Ottoman aesthetic in favor of retro-modern furniture that showcases the best of Turkish design. Beds are covered with luxurious local Denizli linens, while oversized gray marble bathrooms pay tribute to the traditional Turkish bath and also feature walk-in rain showers big enough for two. Breakfast here is an organic feast of local produce that includes handmade jams and honey from the hives of Bodrum. Guests are encouraged to indulge in a lazy morning with the hotel’s breakfast-in-bed service. Some rooms also have small kitchenette areas, while any guest who’s suffering from restaurant fatigue can order from a local restaurant for a quiet night in."
"This boutique hotel offers contemporary rooms with sleek leather sofas, wall-to-wall mirrored tile, and gleaming kitchenettes carved from Marmara marble. The hotel is known for its helpful concierge desk, fresh-baked fig cookies, Molton Brown toiletries, and Juliette balconies with sweeping views of Galata Tower and the Golden Horn."
