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Featured Hotels Near Beylerbeyi Palace Istanbul
Beylerbeyi Mah. Abdullah Ağa Sok. (0.3 km from Beylerbeyi Palace)
Located in Istanbul 3.3 miles from Maiden's Towers Park Beylerbeyi Boutique Hotel provides accommodations with a garden free private parking and a terrace. This 3-star hotel offers room service and a 24-hour front desk. Guests can enjoy garden views.
51 Eski Çınar Sokak (0.4 km from Beylerbeyi Palace)
Cozy apartment with wooden renovation offers accommodations in Istanbul 5.5 miles from 15 July Martyrs Bridge and 5.7 miles from Istanbul Sapphire. With free private parking the property is 4.
Yali Boyu Cad. No:64 Beylerbeyi (0.6 km from Beylerbeyi Palace)
Set in a prime location of Istanbul Bosphorus Palace Hotel puts everything the city has to offer just outside your doorstep. The property offers a wide range of amenities and perks to ensure you have a great time.
Beylerbeyi Yalıboyu Cd. 34676 Üsk (0.8 km from Beylerbeyi Palace)
Beylerbeyi Sakine Hanım Köşkü Y (0.9 km from Beylerbeyi Palace)
Çengelköy Yalıboyu Caddesi no 34 (0.9 km from Beylerbeyi Palace)
(1.1 km from Beylerbeyi Palace)
Kuzguncuk Mahallesi Paşalimanı Ca (1.2 km from Beylerbeyi Palace)
Offering air-conditioned rooms in the Uskudar district of Istanbul Kuzguncuk Bosphorus Hotel is 1.6 miles from Maiden's Towers. The property is around 4.8 miles from Dolmabahce Palace 5.1 miles from Dolmabahce Clock Tower and 5.
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About Hotels in Beylerbeyi Palace!
Beylerbeyi Palace Istanbul is a stunning architectural masterpiece located on the Asian side of the Bosporus strait, just across from Istanbul’s historical peninsula. It was built by Sultan Abdulaziz in the mid-19th century and served as an imperial summer residence for Ottoman Sultans until the fall of the empire.
This impressive palace is renowned for its elegant neoclassical style, which features a mix of Ottoman and European elements. Its sprawling grounds are enclosed with marble walls that are decorated with marble bas-reliefs and inscriptions, while inside it boasts an array of grand staterooms, reception halls and pavilions arranged into distinct courtyards each with their own distinct character.
The main entrance to the palace is through a three-arched gate with intricately carved stone decoration, leading to a long tree lined path that ends at a large square courtyard with two symmetric staircases leading up to two large domed reception halls. Beyond this is another courtyard adorned with mosaics and fountains before reaching a set of lavishly ornamented chambers filled with furniture inlaid with ivory, mother-of-pearl, and gold leaf.
Further into the complex you can find outbuildings containing reception rooms, baths, harem apartments and a mosque hall surrounded by lush gardens. Although Beylerbeyi Palace Istanbul has been used for many different purposes throughout its history it remains one of Turkey’s most beloved landmarks today; visited annually by thousands of tourists looking to gain an insight into Ottoman architecture and culture.