Hot Spring Hotels in Istanbul

Mola İstanbul is an absolute gem! From the moment we stepped in, we were greeted with warmth and hospitality that made our family feel right at home. The atmosphere is inviting, cozy, and perfectly suited for families—whether you’re looking to relax, enjoy a meal, or simply unwind after exploring Istanbul’s bustling streets. What truly stood out was the staff. Polite, attentive, and genuinely eager to help, they went above and beyond to ensure our experience was seamless. From offering thoughtful recommendations to accommodating our needs with a smile, their kindness added so much to our visit. I’m thrilled to have discovered Mola İstanbul—it’s a haven of comfort and joy in this vibrant city. If you’re looking for a place where quality service meets a family-friendly vibe, look no further. We left with full hearts (and stomachs!) and can’t wait to return. Highly recommended! Also thank you very much Ms. Rahma and Nisanur for your patience, guidance and kindness for all time we stay..

The hotel is beautiful, and the restaurant is also fantastic! But the right side of the hotel is next to a nightclub, which is just awful. I chose a superior room, and everything was great! But the music blared until 5am! We arrived from another country late in the evening and couldn't sleep all night because of the nightclub's blaring music. Our balcony overlooked the nightclub.😂, and we could hear the music in our room as if we were on the dance floor ourselves.🕺🏽💃🏻 The next day, I asked to change to a quieter room. They gave us a standard room, which was smaller than the square meter and had no dressing room or bathroom, but we were complimented with Turkish sweets and fruit. (Remember, I paid for a superior room.) The hotel is very aromatic; there are aroma stations in the hallways, and by the second day, the smell was making me feel sick. The breakfasts are incredible. Novikov is Novikov, even in Africa ❤️🔥  The bar in the evening is superb! The restaurant staff are lovely and always smiling💓 Just don't take rooms on the right side of the hotel.

The hotel's location is superb, literally right in the scenic area. Famous attractions like the Hagia Sophia, Blue Mosque, Basilica Cistern, Topkapi Palace, and Hippodrome are all within a 5-minute walk. When we got tired, we'd just pop back to the hotel for a rest, or even to use the restroom, haha! Check-in was smooth. We arrived at 10 AM, and the front desk staff warmly helped us find a clean room. The hotel is huge, made up of 17 villas, and a bellboy drove us to our room in a golf cart. It was quite a trek, up and down, and our room was at the very back, facing the street with the tram. Surprisingly, the tram noise didn't disturb our sleep at all; we were just too exhausted. The breakfast selection wasn't extensive, but thankfully we were only staying for two nights. I wouldn't recommend the hotel restaurant. The 150-year-old building itself is where breakfast is served, and during the day, tourists love to take photos outside. The vegetable salad was so sour it tasted like straight vinegar, and the steak was tough and overly salty. At 8000 lira, it was a disappointing meal.

The location is very good, very close to the blue halal color, we can't find it at night, we have to get in. The staff was very welcoming, and we arrived in the early hours of the morning! However, there are not many English speakers. Give you a bag, help plan to go out to play, find rental and so on. feels good! However, the hotel is not big, the infrastructure is average! The 4th floor platform overlooks the sea, the Sophia church and the mosque. Seagulls are always visible. Recommended, recommended! ! !

Nice hotel is remote, but the subway station is very convenient in the past, hotel facilities and services are good