Accommodation

Hilton Istanbul Bomonti Hotel & Conference Center


Address: Silahşör Cd. No:42, 34381 Şişli/İstanbul,

Our conference location is conveniently located across from Bomontiada, offers proximity to Nişantaşı shopping district, Taksim Square, Dolmabahçe Palace, Grand Bazaar, and the Blue Mosque. The metro is within a 10-minute walk. Enjoy a three-floor spa, indoor and outdoor pools, and rooftop dining.

When you book your accommodation and buy your registration ticket, you will have access to our special negotiated room rates. Single and double occupancy rooms are available.
 

Room Type

Rate
Standard Room - Single Occupancy € 210.00
Standard Room - Double Occupancy € 230.00
Bosphorus View Room Difference € 70.00
Executive Suite Room Difference € 200.00
 
  • All prices are for 1 night accommodation
  • All prices include breakfast
  • All prices are subject to 10% VAT and 2% City Tax
  • Check-in starts at 15:00, check-out is at 12:00
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Must-see attractions for your itinerary

Hagia Sophia Grand Mosque

Sultanahmet

Right in the heart of İstanbul’s historic center, this sacred Byzantine building remains an important symbol of power.

Topkapı Palace

Sultanahmet

Topkapı is the subject of more colourful stories than most of the world's museums put together. Libidinous sultans, ambitious courtiers, beautiful…

Basilica Cistern

Sultanahmet

This subterranean structure was commissioned by Emperor Justinian and built in 532. The largest surviving Byzantine cistern in İstanbul, it was…

Blue Mosque

Sultanahmet

İstanbul's most photogenic building was the grand project of Sultan Ahmet I (r 1603–17), whose tomb is located on the north side of the site facing Sultanahmet Park.

Grand Bazaar

Fatih

The colourful and chaotic Grand Bazaar is the heart of İstanbul's Old City and has been so for centuries.

Starting as a small vaulted bedesten (warehouse) built by order of Mehmet the Conqueror in 1461, it grew to cover a vast area as lanes between the bedesten, neighbouring shops and hans (caravanserais) were roofed and the market assumed the sprawling, labyrinthine form that it retains today.

Hippodrome

Sultanahmet

The Byzantine emperors loved nothing more than an afternoon at the chariot races, and this rectangular arena alongside Sultanahmet Park was their venue of choice.

In its heyday, it was decorated by obelisks and statues, some of which remain in place today. Re-landscaped in more recent years, it is one of the city's most popular meeting places and promenades.

Galata Tower

Beyoğlu

The cylindrical Galata Tower stands sentry over the approach to 'new' İstanbul. Constructed in 1348, it was the tallest structure in the city for centuries and it still dominates the skyline north of the Golden Horn.