Hotel Armada General Description
Open for service since 1994, the building was constructed on the site of a series of row houses which were built for the marine soldiers of the famed Ottoman Admiral Hayrettin Pasha (Barbarossa) in the 16th century. In reconstructing the building old engravings depicting the houses were used as the houses themselves were completely demolished during a fire and Armada was designed to the facade architecture of its original. Elements of modern comfort and convenience have been carefully blended into the historical atmosphere both in the exterior and in the interior design.
Armada is located in the centre of Istanbul so that it is easy you to reach and go anywhere you want easily.
Ataturk Airport 18 km.
Rail Stations,
Cankurtaran Station 150 Mt.
Sirkeci Station 1, 5-2 Km
Seaport 1 km.
Banks 750 m.
Grand Bazaat 1 km.
Egyptian Bazaar 1 km.
Postoffice 350 m.
Hagia Sophia Museum 400 m.
Blue Mosque Museum 400 m.
Topkapi Palace 400 m.
Archaeology Museum 250 m.
Armada Hotel And Room Facilities
This hotel also has air conditioning, and central heating in public places, closed parking place, power generator.
All rooms are equipped with direct dial telephone, bathtub, television, air conditioning, minibar, safe deposit, hair-dryer. Rooms are heated by central heating.
Dining & Meetings at Hotel Armada
Armada Teracce
The Terrace is a beautiful, rooftop retreat with spectacular views of the Sea of Marmara and the Bosphorus on one side, and the Blue Mosque and the St. Sophia on the other. The Terrace is open all summer as a restaurant and bar, where you can enjoy a fine meal, relax with a drink, or just come to admire the views. The Terrace (summer only) can host 250 people with for dinner and 300 people for cocktail arrangements.
Armada Sera
The magnificent views can also be enjoyed during the winter in the glassed-in Sera Restaurant on the terrace which serves traditional Istanbul cuisine in a beautiful setting. The Sera can accommodate 80 people for dinner and 120 people for cocktail arrangements.
Ahirkapi Restaurant
The Ahirkapi Restaurant has hosted many local cultural events with its traditional Istanbul turn of the century design and cuisine. Every weekend you can enjoy live music from the Rembetiko group playing traditional turkish and greek music, and an assembly of musicians playing fasil traditional songs from Istanbul. Every sunday is Tango Night when local people come to celebrate, dance, and recapture the spirit of the 1930s, a time when the tango was much loved by Istanbul citizens.
Radio Bar
With its permanent display of 50s and 60s radios the Radio Bar evokes the atmosphere of a bygone era. Radio bar hosts special events such as birthday parties, special parties...
Sabahattin, The Fisherman
Sabahattin is originally from Trilye (Zeytinbag, Mudanya) to the southeast of the Sea of Marmara and comes from a family who appreciates the sea and its fish. He now welcomes guests in this traditional wooden frame house all year round, with his sons always at hand to help him… During the summer months, some of the tables spill out onto the street.
Armada Garden
The garden of an old wooden house restored to revitalize traditional Istanbul garden culture... There is a small fountain, old style stone oven, and bay, mulberry and sour cherry trees where you can sit and enjoy special grilled and oven baked dishes while listening to live traditional Turkish music. The Armada Garden (summer only) can seat 150 people for dinner and 250 people for cocktail arrangements...
All with 3 m high ceilings, BOSSE Professional audio-visual system facilities, A-C. Three of the rooms benefit from daylight (Preveze, Reis, Levend II).
Barbaros 195 m² Preveze 170 m² Reis 60 m² Levend 15 m²
Classroom seating 96 people 99 people 48 people -
Theatre seating 255 people 231 people 48 people -
U table seating 50 people 60 people 30 people 15 people
Dinner seating 152 people 120 people - -
Cocktail seating 200 people 200 people - -
Block table seating 56 people 66 people 36 people 18 people
Square table seating - - - 18 people
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