GPS : 41°02'35.0"N 29°00'41.5"E / 41.043067, 29.011526
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ATİK ALİ PASHA PALACE
Former 19th-century Ottoman palace known as Atik Ali Pasha. Built as a secondary residence near the Sultan’s principal summer palace on the Bosphorus converted to a Four Seasons hotel in 2008. Atik Ali Pasha Palace at the Bosphorus occupies a former 19th century Ottoman palace known as Atik Pasha. It was one of a group of several palaces originally referred to as the Feriye Palaces, built as secondary residences along the Bosphorus’ European coast near the Sultan’s principal summer palace.
Atik Ali Pasha Palace impressive, symmetrical façade faces the Bosphorus. At night, the frontage is lit by flaming torches - a spectacular welcome for those arriving for dinner via the Hotel’s private, waterfront dock. A 190 m (623 ft) wide promenade extends in front of the palace building. It is landscaped with lawns and gardens, bar pavilions, seating areas and a large pool with open views across to the forests and yalis that line the Asian shore.
FOUR SEASONS BOSPHORUS HOTEL
Two modern accommodation wings flank the back of the original palace. Designed as contemporary interpretations of old civic architecture, they include wooden windows and copper roofing with stone and stucco finishes. Together, the buildings line three sides of the landscaped gardens, steps and driveway that descend amongst cascading pools, fountains and mature trees from Çırağan Road to the Hotel’s lower, glass-covered entrance.
The Hotel’s interiors are inspired by their surroundings : shades of aqua, silver and taupe reflect the shimmering hues of the Bosphorus, whilst light marble and cool blue glass impart the freshness of a coastal resort. Throughout the Hotel, prints of the 18th century engravings of artist, architect and voyager, Antoine Ignace Melling, recall the glamour of the Bosphorus of old.
Decorative geometric motifs, hand-painted ceiling details, Turkish carpets and interesting marble inlays showcase the talents of local craftsmen and imbue an air of understated, Ottoman elegance. Achic city retreat on Istanbul’s glorious seafront, this converted Ottoman palace is surrounded by indigo waters and mountaintops. Visit the place where East meets West and the past meets whatever's coming next. Stimulating days and vibrant nights await.
Along the Bosphorus, in one of Istanbul's trendiest and most naturally beautiful neighbourhoods, find a former 19th-century Ottoman palace transformed into a hotel sanctuary of luxury and comfort. Experience a seldom-seen side of Istanbul, with legendary Four Seasons service there to ensure you enjoy every moment of your luxury hotel stay in Istanbul, Turkey.
ACCOMMODATIONS
Guest Rooms
Deluxe Room, Palace Courtyard Room, Courtyard Room, Superior Room
Suites
Atik Pasha Suite, One-Bedroom Bosphorus Palace Suite, One-Bedroom Bosphorus Suites, Palace Roof Suite, Four Seasons Junior Suites
DINING
Choose Aqua for Mediterranean fine dining, highlighting Italian and Turkish cuisines. Relax in the intimate and sophisticated Lobby Bar and Lounge. Or dine in the breezy quayside atmosphere of the Pool Grill.
Restaurants
Aqua Restaurant, Pool Grill Restaurant
Lounges
Lobby Bar And Lounge, In-Room Dining
SERVICES AND AMENITIES
Family, Outdoor Pool, Indoor Pool, Fitness Facilities, Business Services, Business Amenities And Services
SPA
In-Room Massages And Spa Services, Signature Treatments, Massages, Hammam Moments, Facial Treatments, Spa Therapy, Body Treatments, Hand And Foot Treatments, Treatments for Men, Salon Services
MEETINGS & EVENTS
Atik Pasha Pre-Function, Bosphorus Ballroom, Bosphorus Pre-Function, Kanlıca, Hisar, Tarabya, Beylerbeyi, Emirgan, Yeniköy, Atik Pasha Terrace
WEDDING
Celebrate life, love, and romance in a 19th-century Ottoman palace transformed into a chic urban resort. Let the beautiful and ever-changing Bosphorus Strait be your backdrop.
LOCATION SATELLITE MAP
WEB SITE : Four Seasons Bosphorus Hotel
MORE INFO & CONTACT
Phone : +90 212 381 4000
Fax : +90 212 381 4010
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