Endless Suites Taksim

We stayed at Endless Suits Taxim for 6 days and 5 nights, and our experience was extremely disappointing. This stay was far from relaxing or comfortable, and the constant issues—noise, cigarette smells, heating problems, room conditions, and poor breakfast—made it an unforgettable but terrible experience. On the first night, we checked in late after a long day of traveling. We were so exhausted that we went straight to sleep and didn’t notice any issues. However, on the second night, we realized that our neighbors in Rooms 103 and 104, who were traveling together, were incredibly noisy. They kept their doors open, talked, laughed, and made noise late into the night. On top of that, their child was screaming and crying, and there was more shouting and screaming in the hallway and common areas, which made the situation unbearable. We couldn’t sleep properly. On the third day, we complained to reception, and they assured us the neighbors would be leaving, so the third night would be better. Unfortunately, that wasn’t the case. Either the same guests stayed longer, or the new guests, who also seemed to be traveling together, were just as noisy, with similar screaming and crying in the hallways. Once again, we couldn’t sleep. For the fourth night, we were moved to Room 402. While this seemed like a better option at first, the room smelled heavily of cigarette smoke, likely coming through the ventilation from the owner’s room next door. The heating system was also broken, and the room was freezing. On the fifth night, our last night, things took a turn for the worse. When we returned to the hotel around 9–10 p.m., we were relieved to find the heating finally working and went to bed hoping for a good night’s sleep. But at 4 a.m., we were woken up by a terrible noise from the heating system, which continued even when we turned it off. It was loud and terrifying, so we called reception again. The staff member came up to our room, and even he was surprised by how loud and disruptive the noise was. He offered to move us to a temporary room on the second floor, but we were told to leave our luggage in Room 402. We moved to the new room in just our pajamas, leaving everything behind. Reception insisted that we evacuate one of the rooms by 9 a.m. because we couldn’t occupy two rooms at once, which added unnecessary stress. We told them we couldn’t pack or move everything at 5 a.m. and just needed to sleep, as we had a long journey ahead and needed to check out by 11 a.m. However, the entire ordeal left us sleep-deprived, frustrated, and stressed before our trip home. Additionally, the condition of the rooms was very poor. There were watermarks all over the walls, a broken hanger in the bathroom, and the cleaning was not done properly. We found hair from the previous guest in the shower area and the bathroom sink, which was extremely unhygienic and disappointing. The breakfast was equally disappointing. It stayed the same every day, was not hot enough, and offered very little variety. It didn’t meet the basic expectations of a decent hotel breakfast. This stay was far from relaxing or comfortable, and the constant issues—noise, cigarette smells, heating problems, room conditions, and poor breakfast—made it an unforgettable but terrible experience.

Very good!

We stayed at Endless Suites Taksim for 6 days and 5 nights, and our experience was extremely disappointing. On the first night, we checked in late after a long day of traveling. We were so exhausted that we went straight to sleep and didn’t notice any issues. However, on the second night, we realized that our neighbors in Rooms 103 and 104, who were traveling together, were incredibly noisy. They kept their doors open, talked, laughed, and made noise late into the night. We couldn’t sleep properly. On the third day, we complained to reception, and they assured us the neighbors would be leaving, so the third night would be better. Unfortunately, that wasn’t the case. Either the same guests stayed longer, or the new guests, who also seemed to be traveling together, were just as noisy, with kid screaming and crying in the hallways. Once again, we couldn’t sleep. For the fourth night, we were moved to Room 402. While this seemed like a better option at first, the room smelled heavily of cigarette smoke, likely coming through the ventilation from the owner’s room next door. The heating system was also broken, and the room was freezing cold. Reception guy promised he will get it sorted in the morning. On the fifth night, our last night, things took a turn for the worse. When we returned to the hotel around 9–10 p.m., we were relieved to find the heating finally working and went to bed hoping for a good night’s sleep. But at 4 a.m., we were woken up by a terrible noise from the heating system, which continued even when we turned it off. It was loud and terrifying, so we called reception again. The staff member came up to our room, and even he was surprised by how loud and disruptive the noise was. He offered to move us to a temporary room on the second floor, but we were told to leave our luggage in Room 402. We moved to the new room in just our pajamas, leaving everything behind. Reception insisted that we evacuate one of the rooms by 9 a.m. because we couldn’t occupy two rooms at once, which added unnecessary stress. We told them we couldn’t pack or move everything at 5 a.m. and just needed to sleep, as we had a long journey ahead and needed to check out by 11 a.m. However, the entire ordeal left us sleep-deprived, frustrated, and stressed before our trip home. Additionally, the condition of the rooms was very poor. There were watermarks all over the walls, a broken hanger in the bathroom, and the cleaning was not done properly. We found hair from the previous guest in the shower area and the bathroom sink, which was extremely unhygienic and disappointing. The breakfast was equally disappointing. It stayed the same every day, was not hot enough, and offered very little variety. It didn’t meet the basic expectations of a decent hotel breakfast. This stay was far from relaxing or comfortable, and the constant issues—noise, cigarette smells, heating problems, room conditions, and poor breakfast—made it an unforgettable but terrible experience