Parent group: Accor
ibis Styles is Accor's design-led economy brand: each hotel has its own theme and a colourful, playful look, with breakfast and Wi-Fi included in the room rate. It takes the plain ibis formula and turns it into a slightly more characterful, family-friendly package.
Rooms are compact but more colourful and themed than the chain's other economy brands; a bed, shower cubicle, work corner and free Wi-Fi are standard, and most hotels offer family rooms. Breakfast is always included in the rate and usually served as a buffet; reception runs 24/7, and a small bar or café area is the norm. Because most hotels are conversions of existing buildings, the layout, room sizes and public spaces can vary considerably from one property to the next. In Turkey, ibis Styles hotels sit mainly in Istanbul's business and residential districts and near university areas; rates are a notch above ibis, and the brand makes sense for business travellers, short city breaks and families with children who don't want to think about breakfast.
Ankara · Çankaya · ★★★★
A 61-room design-led budget hotel opened in 2025 in Kavaklıdere, with a library-themed lobby and fireplace lounge. Kocatepe Mosque is five minutes away, Kızılay metro 850 m and Parliament under 1 km; underfloor-heated rooms, a strong breakfast and good value make it a business-travel favourite, though there is no pool, spa or gym.
Istanbul · Atasehir · ★★★★
A 76-room budget business hotel opened in 2019 in Küçükbakkalköy, five minutes by car from the Ataşehir finance district and a hilly ten-minute walk from Kozyatağı metro. Balcony rooms, a complimentary minibar and pets up to 10 kg set it apart in its class; soundproofing is weak and the tourist centre is far.
Istanbul · Şişli · ★★★★
A 96-room budget hotel in an art-deco building four minutes' walk from Bomontiada, with a Starbucks in the lobby, a garden and a playground. Nişantaşı and Osmanbey are walkable and Taksim and Galata 10-15 minutes by taxi. Family rooms with kitchenettes suit longer stays but come without utensils; no pool, and parking information is inconsistent.
Istanbul · Pendik · ★★★★
A nature-themed, 164-room budget hotel opened in January 2025 within 2-3 km of Sabiha Gökçen Airport, 5-10 minutes by taxi. Breakfast in a winter garden, two meeting rooms, a co-working area and free covered parking; Teknopark and Viaport Asya are close. No pool or spa; built for early flights and business stays.
Istanbul · Gungoren · ★★★★★
A 211-room ibis Styles opened in 2021 in Merter, Istanbul's textile and fashion wholesale district, and unusually well equipped for a budget brand with a 1,500 m² gym, indoor pool, hammam, sauna and Thai spa. Merter metro (M1) is a 4-5 minute walk and Laleli and the Grand Bazaar 20 minutes by metro; service is stripped back and weekday wholesale traffic is heavy.
Izmir · Bornova · ★★★★
A 74-room budget hotel with balconies 200 m from Sanayi metro in Bornova, close to Ege University and the district's business parks; the Kordon waterfront is 15 minutes by car. Free parking, sauna, salt room, rooftop terrace and garden; breakfast is chargeable on most rates and even scrambled eggs now carry a supplement.
