Day 2: Sunday
Waking up and straightening your legs while looking at the Bosphorus from afar… That is how it is to wake up in the penthouse. Since, the hotel provides for you everything from the cattle to the microwave, one can easily cook breakfast or prepare a morning tea or coffee inside the comfort zone of his or her room. Another possibility is to enjoy the various number of local offers that Beyoglu provides.
Simdi Café for instance is one of the nicest local cafes often probed by art lovers and the artists. The menu is not extremely rich, but one can enjoy a simple breakfast with homemade pastry and a nice cup of coffee.
Mavra, the neighborhood café from the previous day, offers a limited brunch on Sundays. The open buffet provides homemade pastry, muffins and pies, as well as tomatoes, olives, cucumbers and cheese.
House Café, whether on the Istiklal Street or at the tunnel, also provides an alacarte breakfast menu that includes everything from Turkish traditional breakfast dishes to eggs benedict and eggs florentine.
There are also varies patisseries and cafes all along the Istiklal Street that offers quick solutions such as a croissant and coffee.
The range of offers in Beyoglu, from culture to food and to entertainment, are immensely wide. The beauty of 4 Floors Istanbul is that, due its positioning and its creative conception as a design hotel, it offers its guest visitors to enjoy the “neighborhood” as one of its long lived inhabitants, with quality, grace and aesthetics. It is an ideal place especially for independent travelers who enjoy unique experiences off the beaten track, and appreciate impeccable design.
You will find on Donuz, everything that is unique to where we have been and where you would want to be. Be it food, be it lodging, be it a special feet massage, a bottle of wine, a person… Be it for 7 days, a day, a week, 36 hours or a single moment. On Donuz, is everything, you will need to make your holidays special. We hope you share with us your experiences.
Thu, Oct 1, 2009
Beyoglu, Istanbul