I just returned from Istanbul and enjoyed my three nights at Angel's Home. The staff provides excellent service and its a nice little place. Sultanhamet is a bit noisy in places and this hotel is on a quiet street. The other postings are correct, a great choice in Istanbul.

My wife and I stayed at Angel's Home at the end of May through beginning of June of 2006. We were concerned a little because of all the hype on trip advisor, but decided to chance it anyway. The hotel lived up to the hype. We were very pleased with the accommodations, and with the attentiveness of the staff. The brothers Hakan and Okan were more than just nice people, they were good people, who take pride in their hotel and are truely concerned with what people think of their hotel. Some of the large hotel chains could certainly learn something about the hotel business from them.

Istanbul itself was wonderful, but what needs to be stated in guide books is just how hilly the city is. If you are middle-aged like my wife and I, before you go, you need to spend a month walking and getting into shape, or you may find yourself extemely tired with leg cramps.

There is a street with many restaurants whose food was very good just a few blocks from the hotel. When you leave the hotel, turn left, go to the corner, then turn left and go one block. Turn right and one block down you will find the restaurants.

This was our first trip to Istanbul, and we can highly recommend it.

My wife and I stayed at Angel’s Home Hotel for 3 nights and truly loved the great owners and staff there. This is a small boutique hotel that is comfortable and provides a good buffet breakfast daily. Hotel staff picked us up at the airport (even though we were quite late due to lost luggage problems) and the owner drove us to our cruise ship at the end of our stay. The Angel’s Home Hotel is located in the Sultanahmet section of Istanbul which offers the most tourist sites to visit in Istanbul. It is about a 15 minute walk to the great Blue Mosque and Hagia Sophia Mosque. There are several great night time establishments in the area that encourage friendly mingling with the locals and other travelers. We definitely would stay at this hotel again. Thank you Duyar brothers !!!

My husband and I were pleased to find our hotel was on a little, winding, cobbled street with a genuine flavour of another culture. Just behind the hustle and bustle of the old town it offered a peaceful refuge. We were warmly welcomed by the incredibly friendly and very helpful staff and appreciated the individual decor which spelt out home rather than hotel to us.
We enjoyed a simple meal of mezzes, eggplant and fish served on the rooftop restaurant on our first night. The access to the sights of the old town was brilliant and we wandered back and forth most days. Lots of the famous sights such as the mosques and bazaars are just a short stroll from the hotel. On two nights of our four night stays we caught taxis to other districts to dine at restaurants. We were very happy at Angels Home Hotel and would recommend it.