I'zaz Lofts

I'zaz Lofts, located in the colourful Pera district in Beyoglu, offers four very well-designed, intimate studios with a communal kitchen and the option of taking care of your own laundry – total independence in the heart of the city. The studios are housed in a 19th century building which was once home to a Greek merchant, and they have been rejuvenated with aplomb. Natural woods, clear lines, architectural savvy and a historical feeling underneath it all give the hotel a calming ambience. The studios, although compact, are ingeniously filled with platform beds, mobile tables and Italian lighting. Also, each floor is a single studio, so your privacy is guaranteed.

I'zaz Lofts are studio flats measuring 35 square metres each. Each flat sleeps two on a queen size platform bed that has hypo-allergenic down bedding and pillows. (Hypo-allergenic synthetic fill bedding is also available upon request). Lofts have hardwood floors, flat screen TVs with satellite, DVD players, Skype phone for international calls, free wireless internet and an iPod docking stations with radio, as well as terry-cloth bathrobes and luxury linens. The hotel is against the concept of overly-priced minibars, so each loft has its own mid-size refrigerator that you can fill as you wish. All guests are free to use the fully-equipped kitchen on the rooftop terrace and you will find the laundry facilities in the basement. The manager and housekeeper are always available during working hours/days and a security guard is on duty from 7 pm to 7 am; 7 days a week. As an extra level of protection, I'zaz has a security camera system and an alarm system.

I'zaz Lofts is located in the heart of the city’s old European quarter, Pera, on a street near the old fish and vegetable market in Taksim, two blocks away from Istiklal Caddesi and one block away from British consulate. Pera is one of Istanbul's most colorful urban neighbourhoods with art galleries, shops, restaurants, clubs, movie theaters and more. Istiklal Caddesi, once called the Grande Rue de Péra, is two blocks away and has become Istanbul’s epicentre of entertainment and culture.