Yusuf Pasa Konagi

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The Yusuf Pasa Konagi Hotel in Istanbul is an Ottoman style Turkish mansion located 300 metres from Topkapi Palace and Sultanahmet Mosque, and seven kilometres from downtown. The 20 air conditioned guestrooms offer views of the Bosphorus Strait and Marmara Sea, and are equipped with minibars, hair dryers, free wireless Internet connections, and satellite television.
Guests of the Yusufpasa Konagi can enjoy a coffee and snack at the hotel's pavement café or relax in the lobby among its antique rugs, fireplace and handcrafted wood furniture. Alcoholic drinks are served at the bar and the covered roof restaurant offers Turkish specialities and live music, with panoramic views of Istanbul from the terrace.
The Yusuf Pasa Konagi Hotel, Istanbul, has a gift shop for postcard and souvenir hunters and the 24 hour front desk has a safe deposit box and currency exchange service. Staff can organise city tours and cruises in the Bosphorus Strait on request. In addition, local attractions include St Sophia Museum, 300 metres away, and the Grand Bazaar market, three kilometres from the hotel. Istanbul Ataturk Airport is 18 kilometres away, a drive of around 20 minutes.

Hotel with no official star rating awarded by the Turkish Ministry for Tourism
Under the Turkish Ministry for Tourism, hotels and other tourist residences in Turkey are rated as per a set of national standards. There are seven categories of rating in operation: one star to five star hotels, 'Special Class' hotels and 'Boutique Class' hotels. Currently this hotel has no official grading from the Turkish Ministry for Tourism but it is represented on this site with a star rating for our customers' benefit.

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