part 5
The Hotel Niles Istanbul's price is amazingly low.
I paid roughly $75 USD per
night, fully loaded -- as in room, breakfast and taxes.
Istanbul is a world
city.
I cannot imagine what a fleabag room I would get in New York or London for 75
sawbucks.
It would certainly be unclean, loud and disgusting.
The Niles was
like staying in a friend's one bedroom apartment.
Yes, it does not have a
full-service restaurant, but that is fine.
There are restaurants everywhere in
Istanbul...casual, cafeteria-style, mid-range, etc.
The Niles rooms have microwaves,
so you can re-heat your doner kabap or pide.
Niles' location is perfect.
Istanbul is a loud city.
It is very hard to find
a place in close proximity to what you want to see/do, but allows you to rest
like you do at home.
Niles delivers on this, being on a relatively quiet street
with very little traffic.
I heard some music from a nearby restaurant, but it
never, even on weekends, went on past 10:30 or 11 p.m.
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