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The aptly-named Swissôtel
Istanbul-The Bosphorus has
some of the finest Bosphorus views
among Istanbul luxury
hotels.
Besides fine indoor and outdoor swimming
pools, the Swissôtel has
its own Bosphorus cruise boat for excursions,
nightly dinner cruises, and a Sunday
brunch cruise.
Managed by Singapore-based Raffles
International despite its
Swiss-ô name, the 600-room Swissôtel
Istanbul is set on a hill
overlooking Dolmabahçe
Palace and the Bosphorus.
It's a great location for views,
but less so for walking anywhere.
You'll probably find yourself taking taxis most
of the time.
If you are a walker you can stroll
15 minutes up the hill to the Tesvikiye and Nisantas districts for shopping
and restaurants. Half way along is
the teleferik,
a cable car that crosses the valley
behind Dolmabahçe and
lands you near the Istanbul
Hilton and Hyatt
Regency hotels.
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It's easy to reserve
a value-priced private airport
transfer to the hotel
in a Mercedes-Benz vehicle
that costs only slightly more than
a taxi,
and significantly less than two taxis
(which you'll need if you have 4+
people and/or lots of luggage), and far
more pleasant, comfortable and trustworthy. More...
Address: Swissôtel
Istanbul-The Bosphorus
Bayildim
Caddesi No. 2, Maçka
80680
Besiktas, Istanbul,
Turkey
Tel: +90 212 259 0101
Fax: +90 212 259 0105
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Swissôtel
The Bosphorus looms
above Istanbul's Dolmabahçe
Palace. It's not really
as close as it looks (miracles
of telephoto photography),
but it certainly has some of
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