Georges Hotel Galata is a four-star retreat in Istanbul’s vibrant Galata Beyoglu neighborhood, just 1,6mi from the city center. Located at Serdar-I Ekrem Sok No24 Galata Beyoglu, it places guests in a lively district with easy access to the city’s charms.

Featured amenities include free WiFi, an on-site restaurant and bar, room service, and a 24-hour front desk. The property offers air conditioning, soundproof rooms, terraces or balconies with garden or landmark views, and elevator access to upper floors. Parking and pet-friendly options carry extra charges, and additional conveniences include a business center, shuttle services, meeting facilities, airport shuttle, babysitting/child services, and more.

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Le Fumoir, the on-site French restaurant, brings Modern and Romantic flair to evenings in Galata Beyoglu, pairing stylish dining with classic cuisine. After a flavorful bite, the adjacent bar offers a relaxed spot for a nightcap. For convenience, 24-hour front desk and room service simplify still-more plans, while rooms feature air conditioning, soundproofing, and terraces or balconies with garden or landmark views.

Pets are allowed with possible charges, and parking is available for an extra fee. Practical travel options include shuttle services and an airport shuttle, plus business-friendly amenities such as a business center and meeting facilities. Babysitting/child services add flexibility for families, making it easier to balance sightseeing with downtime.

Room variety includes options like Deluxe, Garden View, Balcony; Bosphorus Suite, Panoramic View; Galata Suite, Terrace; Junior Suite, Terrace (accommodates 5 adults, 3 children); Suite, Garden View; and Suite, Panoramic Sea View (accommodates 2 adults, 1 child). Additional examples include Deluxe, King, Garden View, Balcony and Deluxe, 2 Twin, Garden View, Balcony, each offering distinct views from city gardens to the sea. These choices reflect a spectrum of atmospheres, from intimate terraces to expansive panoramas.