Lonely Planet Review

You enter into the very homey reception/sitting room, with doilies aplenty. There are only seven rooms to choose from: four standard rooms plus the 'cave room', the balcony room, and the sea view room. The standards are small, but comfortable, with old-style wooden furniture and good bathrooms. No 1, the cave room, is in a Byzantine curved roof room. No 4 has the bonus of a good-sized private balcony (but no views). No 7 has three small windows overlooking the Sea of Marmara in the distance - this is our favourite room. There's a rooftop terrace with lovely views over the sights (Aya Sofya, Blue Mosque, the Sea of Marmara), and even better views over the neighbourhood. The one downside to Naz is the rail line at its backdoor - trains tootle past from 07:00 to 23:00. We were assured this doesn't bother guests too much though.