Fimka Hotel

Over all The Stuff was frindly, the Breakfast was good, and the man who work in resturant was very nice person, The Hotel Location very good for people who wants to spend long time in LALELI Market and very close to Tourist sites.

Pay more attention to the cleanliness of the room , Dusting wardrobe shelves and wipe the bedside tables, my room has no view at all, the view was of the wall of adiacent building, but maybe it is not very important for some people who will speand most of the time outside of the room.

I like everything, the hotel is clean, spacious, good location, the staff is spectacular. They go above and beyond to assist.

The cleaning staff not checking if you have checked out or not and they take your things.

I had a wonderful stay at Fimka Hotel and can wholeheartedly recommend it to anyone visiting Istanbul, especially for business in Laleli. The location is simply perfect — right in the heart of Laleli, with everything within walking distance: the tram, metro, wholesale stores, cargo companies and shopping areas. It made my trip incredibly convenient and stress-free. The breakfast was outstanding, with a great variety of fresh and delicious options every morning. It was the perfect way to start a busy day. What truly made my stay special was the professional and caring manager. Always friendly, responsive, and ready to help with any request, he went above and beyond to ensure everything was comfortable and smooth. Thank you for the warm hospitality and excellent service. I highly recommend Fimka Hotel and will definitely be returning on my next trip to Istanbul!

Location was good and rooms were big internet good

The equipment in the room was very old, and the cleanliness was very poor — there was even a bad smell in the room, and I noticed insects inside as well. The walls are not soundproof at all; you can clearly hear noise from other rooms, even when guests use the toilet or talk on the phone. The telephone in the room was not working, so it was impossible to contact reception. Additionally, the staff’s English skills were very limited, and communication was quite difficult as they only partially understood what I was saying