Ideally located at the centre of Istanbul’s Sultanahmet district, The Million Stone Hotel is set right next to the beautiful Basilica Cistern. This luxurious hotel is just a four-minute walk from the Hagia Sophia Museum, and takes pride in its sauna that is perfect for relaxation. The interior design of the rooms looks like those in palaces. Each room is air-conditioned, and has luxurious furniture and parquet flooring. Moreover, the rooms feature flat screen televisions, safety deposit boxes, well-stocked minibars, and private bathrooms with toiletries. Free Wi-Fi access is available throughout the hotel. Laundry & dry cleaning, and fax & photocopying services are also offered. The Million Stone Hotel has a restaurant that serves buffet breakfast each day. Dining options outside the hotel include Fuego Café and Restaurant, Sirevi Restaurant, and Old Ottoman Café and Restaurant. Hippodrome is a 15-minute walk from the hotel. The Blue Mosque is within a 20-minute walk away.
A lot of guests were delighted because the check-in process was smooth and very fast. All of the employees smiled brightly each time the guests passed by them. Moreover, some guests noted that when they lost something, the staff would not stop until they find it.
The Million Stone has a walking distance to a lot of historical sites, restaurants, cash exchange machines, and special shops. Moreover, many guests mentioned that the hotel is perfect for those who wanted to see the best of Istanbul within a short time.
The in-room furnishings were praised by the guests, as they looked extraordinary and have palace-like designs. In addition, the bathrooms looked modern and hot water is available anytime of the day.
A few guests complained of the presence of cigarette odours even in the non-smoking rooms. The bathrooms sometimes smell like extreme moisture too. It was a good thing the staff was efficient in getting rid of the smells upon their complaint.
Some guests commented that the bathrooms are not that big. In addition, the bathrooms have glass walls, which do not provide much privacy. You can request the staff to provide shower curtains though, if you do not like the glass door setup.
The walls are not that thick according to some guests, so they were able to hear noise from the adjacent rooms. The noise is not intense most of the time though, but the light sleepers are advised to wear earplugs before going to sleep for optimum comfort.
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