Nomad Turizm Sanayi ve Otelcilik

A merging of two turn-of-the -20th-century Ottoman homes, the Hotel Ibrahim Pasha is a small boutique hotel, successfully blending a stylish modern interior with Ottoman antiques. It.offers sophisticated and modern accommodation and is an ideal place to stay for the first time visitors wanting to explore Istanbul's historic monuments. Tucked round the corner from the Museum of Turkish and Islamic Art, and just opposite from the Blue Mosque the hotel has one of the most central locations in Sultanahmet area, the historical center of Istanbul.

The hotel’s 12 deluxe and 12 standard rooms are uncluttered and very comfortable and owing to its side-street location, quiet. The amenities in each room include ensuite bathroom with rain shower, floor heating, individually controlled air-conditioning,cd/ mp3 player, radio, iphone/ ipod dock, direct-dial telephone, LCD TV with international channels, in-house movies, mini-bar, wireless internet connection (free of charge), hair-dryer, digital safe-deposit box (laptop size), complimentary tea, coffee, bottled water and fruits, 24-hour reception, concierge and room service.

The hotel has a rooftop bar for the exclusive use of the guests with superb views across the domes and minaretts of Sultanahmet and down to the Sea of Marmara. The common areas are stylishly modern, smart and bright, with just enough judiciously placed artefacts (including some fascinating old photographs in the breakfast area) to remind you that this is Istanbul. All rooms and public areas of the hotel (except the rooftop terrace and balconies of some deluxe rooms) are non-smoking

Complimentary high-speed wireless internet connection is provided throughout the hotel and there is a laptop in the lobby for the free use of the guests In the charming downstairs breakfast room there is a freshly prepared breakfast with a good selection of cheeses, honey, bread, olives. Staff are very helpful and the ambience of the hotel is calm and relaxed. The foyer lounge with two real fireplaces, leather couches and a library with plenty of books is so inviting that guests often have to be encouraged to leave the building.