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Location.
- The Angel's Home Hotel stands in the Sultanahmet area of Istanbul, Turkey.
- 100 meters from the Blue Mosque
- 200 meters from the Underground Cistern and Istanbul Archaeology Museum
Hotel Features. - Two restaurants serve traditional Turkish cuisine
- High speed Internet access
- Fitness room
Guestrooms. - Televisions
- Coffeemakers
- Minibars
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Angel's Home Hotel
Amiral Tafdil Sok.no 22
Sultanahmet
34400
DirectionsFrom Ataturk International Airport:
Approximate distance to the hotel is 13 km.
Follow the sea side to the north. After 14km, take the direction of Sultanahmet on the left side.
Taxis or dolmus (shared taxis) are available from the airport. Havas airport buses run to central Istanbul every 30 minutes at peak times, and hourly at around 1200 and at night (journey time: approximately 30 minutes). Public bus no. 96 runs into town approximately every hour 0700 1940. Istanbul has a very cheap public transport system which includes buses, suburban trains and a metro. Yellow taxis and shared taxi minibuses, called dolmuses, are also plentiful. As the hotel is centrally located in the old Sultanahmet district it is easy to walk to many of the main attractions.
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