Entertainment: TV cable and movies on request. CHARACTERISTICS of the bed: Duvet and down pillows. Pillow menu. BATHROOM: Hairdryer, shower jungle, separate shower, bathrobes and towels, special amenities Molton Brown cabin. ROOMS: Safety box, wireless Internet access (complimentary in room), dining room 24 hour service, minibar and turndown service. INTERNET access: Wired and wireless high-speed Internet. MARTI WELLNESS: Located on the top floor of the hotel, this spacious 850 m2 Centre is composed of 5 treatment rooms, separate rooms for men and women with private sauna and steam room, 2 traditional Turkish baths and a large Roman bathtub, relaxation areas and more: • Facial treatment, manicure and pedicure room• Wardrobe with lockers, showers and toilet area• Rest areas• Bar• 4 Hammam including sections for ladies and gentlemen• Roman bath• 2 steam saunas• 2 rooms individual massage and couple The fitness center, with additional walls of glass, and a surface of 150 m2 is equipped with an equipment of last generation. Here you can get in shape while enjoying stunning panoramic views of the vibrant metropolis including the first Bosphorus Bridge. OTHER: SERVICES: Car rental, shuttle service (with charge), 24-hour reception, currency exchange, luggage storage, Concierge, Check in-che

CULTURAL VISITS: Sultanahmet (Hippodrome) square: old scene of horse racing and cars in what once was the center of life in Byzantium. We can see the Egyptian obelisk and the serpentine column, which were originally brought by the emperors for the decoration of the Racecourse. On the other side of the racetrack the German source still works. Topkapi Palace, the Ottoman Empire was governed from this Palace for 380 years. Built in 1470, it was transformed in Museum almost 80 years ago, and in it we can find important sacred relics of the Muslim world, including coat and the sword of the Prophet Muhammad. Topkapi Palace is among the monuments in the historic areas of Istanbul, which became heritage of humanity by UNESCO in 1985. Open every day except Thursday between 09:00-19:00. Hagia Sophia is the former Orthodox patriarchal basilica, later was used as a mosque, and is now a museum. Since its opening, in the year 360, until 1453 served as the Orthodox patriarchal Cathedral, except between 1204 and 1261, when it became a Catholic Cathedral. Hagia Sophia was mosque from 1453 until 1931, when it was secularized. It was opened as a museum on February 1, 1935. Open daily between 09:30-16:30 hours except Mondays. The Blue Mosque was built between 1609 and 1616, during the rule of Ahmed I. Although still used as mosque,