Polat Renaissance Hotel - Istanbul

By Bahar Alptekin

Five-star hotels like boutique hotels may provide hospitality at a very cozy level.

Polat Renesssiance located in Yesilkoy, İstanbul is like a boutique hotel where you feel the same type of attitudes ….The triangle prisma shape of the hotel with a unique architecture is like an escape from the crowded downtown….

The Nobbless lobby bar with a view of Marmara and swimming pool is like an interior porch of a house……The piano music with the songs of the vocals at night is nostalgic.

Four unique restaurants placed within the hotel is the variety of choices. Bavarian type restaurant, Daphne fine dining, Marmara Seafood and Chienese restaurants are the cuisines of different tastes….

The Olympic-size pool, which is 50 m. in length, cools the hot people. The joy of swimming in an Olympic pool is very much challenging... The green grass surrounding the pool and the helicopter area by the seaside is ultra-modern.

The Champions bar with the decoration of sporting accessories and posters reminding the style of Hard Rock Cafe with music items provides the spirit of young people…

The coffee shop where the main gate is offers the desserts of special ideas, Polat Renessience is a nice hotel in total look and managment..

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