MGallery CollectionAccorIstanbul, Beyoğlu★★★★136 rooms
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The Artisan Istanbul MGallery is a 136-room art-themed hotel on İnönü Avenue in Gümüşsuyu, between Taksim Square and the Bosphorus shore. The building opened in 2013 as Mercure Istanbul Taksim and joined the MGallery collection after a 2020 renovation; it offers a rooftop restaurant with Bosphorus views, free guest parking and four terrace suites. There is no pool or spa, only a 24-hour gym, and star ratings vary between four and five depending on the source.
Good to know
CleanlinessStrong
Average temizlik sub-rating across Kayak / Trip.com / Tripadvisor: 9.5/10.
Based on the Kayak / Trip.com / Tripadvisor sub-rating and the hotel's total review volume (1,868 reviews).
Room conditionStrong
Average oda durumu sub-rating across Kayak / Tripadvisor: 8.9/10.
Based on the Kayak / Tripadvisor sub-rating and the hotel's total review volume (1,554 reviews).
Location (general)Strong
Average konum (genel) sub-rating across Kayak / Trip.com / Tripadvisor: 9.4/10.
Based on the Kayak / Trip.com / Tripadvisor sub-rating and the hotel's total review volume (1,868 reviews).
Before you book
Parking
Available · free
Pets
Accepted
Valet
Available
Policies vary by rate and date; confirm with the hotel before booking.
Key amenities
Loyalty programme
The ALL property page (RID 9176) carries the PARTICIPATING_HOTEL flag; the supplied mgallery.accor.com page (9176) confirms the same property and the [email protected] contact. Free Wi-Fi is listed as a hotel extra for all guests, not as an ALL benefit.
Location
Istanbul, Beyoğlu
Ömer Avni Mah., İnönü Cad. No:42, Gümüşsuyu, 34437 Beyoğlu/İstanbul
Rail transit · 471 m
Istanbul Airport (IST) is about 40 km, 40–50 minutes; Sabiha Gökçen (SAW) about 41 km, 45–75 minutes.
Taksim Square is 800 m (an 8–10 minute walk), Kabataş tram and ferry pier 10 minutes, Taksim metro 12 minutes. Dolmabahçe Palace is 600 m, Vodafone Park 700 m and Galataport 1.1 km. A bus stop sits right outside.
The stay
Breakfast is a buffet at the rooftop Madam Niça with Bosphorus views and is well reviewed; gluten-free options are available. The lobby-level Art&Kitchen bistro serves cocktails and light dishes.
Classic and Superior rooms face the city; corner rooms give a partial Bosphorus view, and a full view needs the 'Bosphorus View' category or one of the four terrace suites. Get the view category confirmed in writing; reviews mention mix-ups at check-in. Rooms are soundproofed.
İnönü Avenue is busy, but guests rate the room insulation well. Surrounding streets get crowded and loud on Beşiktaş match days.
Breakfast is excluded on some rates. Babysitting is charged. City tax is extra.
Guest scores
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