Prior to our arrival in Istanbul, our reservation showed that we were upgraded to a “Bosphorous Suite,” as opposed to the standard Royal Ambassador upgrade to a Bosphorous view club room (which is already a good upgrade in my book). This was presumably as a result of high occupancy levels over our stay at the…
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Wow, that jacuzzi is amazing, although I would be a little shy to use it at night when others can see me just as easily!
Thank you very much for the review, Lucky. The Intercontinental looks nice. I go to Istanbul once a year for business and usually stay at the Hyatt. I might give the IC a try next time.
I continue to enjoy these very well written stories about your trip. Well done:
Nice hotel room. I find that the trouble with suites is that almost all are one bedroom with a single, king size bed. I don't mind sharing with my brother or a male friend if we have to but in most cases, people who don't normally sleep together end up disturbing each other to some extent. Therefore, unless I expect to receive guests during the day, I normally prefer a large room with two queen beds. The whirlpool bathtub by the window rather than in the bathroom sounds romantic but how well does it work in practice? I thought it was something you are more likely to find in Vegas.
As a fellow RA I enjoy your reviews I use the information contained either as future planning or just memories of places I have been to and stayed in
many thanks
Thanks for the great review of the hotel. As an RA, I just booked this hotel with confidence!!