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Retropera Hotel

Google (267) 3.9
Tripadvisor (220) 4.5
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Many visitors praise the hotel's excellent location and find the rooms to be clean and a good value for the price, with some staff members being helpful. However, common complaints include rude receptionists, rooms needing renovation and being cold, and issues with amenities like broken toilet seats and a lack of drinking water.

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92 Feridiye Caddesi, istanbul
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+90 212 361 90 93
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About this place Retropera Hotel

Discover a welcoming haven in the vibrant city of Istanbul at the Retropera Hotel. Located at 92 Feridiye Caddesi, this hotel is recognized as LGBTQ+ friendly, ensuring a comfortable and inclusive atmosphere for all guests. While not exclusively a gay venue, it prides itself on being an open and welcoming space where everyone can feel at ease. Istanbul itself is a city brimming with history, culture, and a growing sense of inclusivity. Visitors can expect a rich tapestry of experiences, from exploring ancient wonders like the Hagia Sophia and the Blue Mosque to navigating the bustling Grand Bazaar and Spice Market. The city's dynamic culinary scene offers everything from traditional Turkish delights to modern international cuisine. As an LGBTQ+ friendly establishment, the Retropera Hotel aims to provide a secure and pleasant base from which to explore all that this magnificent city has to offer. You can anticipate friendly service and a comfortable environment designed to make your stay enjoyable. When staying at this hotel, guests can expect a pleasant and accommodating experience. The focus is on providing a well-maintained and comfortable lodging option within the bustling metropolis of Istanbul. Its location in the Istanbul region makes it a convenient choice for those looking to immerse themselves in the local culture and attractions. The hotel's commitment to being LGBTQ+ friendly means that travelers can look forward to a respectful and inclusive environment throughout their visit.

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267 reviews

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Ali Hüseyin
Ali Hüseyin Jun 2026

The room and bathroom were clean, nice for a short stay, but you need to lock the door, otherwise someone could just walk in. We locked the door first and then inserted the card for electricity.

mine sema ok
mine sema ok Jun 2026

My home in Istanbul :)

Ibtissem Arari
Ibtissem Arari May 2026
Victor Zagrebin
Victor Zagrebin May 2026

I don't recommend this hotel. All the rooms are, to put it mildly, "dilapidated." It looks like the hotel hasn't had any renovations since it was built. The hotel itself is completely devoid of anything, including drinking water, a microwave, and a stove. The shops outside the hotel are overpriced three to five times. We visited the Shock store behind the mosque. The area around the hotel is extremely dirty. The photos on Yandex don't reflect reality, and we were fooled by them, too.

Hasim Kiracioglu
Hasim Kiracioglu May 2026
Scoter Cupi
Scoter Cupi Apr 2026
Sarah Baklouti
Sarah Baklouti Apr 2026

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Last updated on 3 August 2026

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