The hotel is close to the Grand Bazaar (5 minutes, which does include a small hill to walk up-though given Istanbul's hills, it's not a bad one!). Breakfast was fine; it catered to all types of travelers, and as Americans who don't eat "sweets" for breakfast, we had no trouble getting enough. There were 3 of us, and our room was 601, on the top floor. Saying it was cramped is minimizing the situation, but I'm sure the room would be better if there weren't 3 twin beds in it. We did have a few issues with taxi drivers not being able to find it (and wouldn't ask for directions) but given the streets there, if you can get to the Grand Bazaar, you can walk to it. There are plenty of restaurants around so finding a place for lunch or dinner wasn't an issue. Large rooftop terrace, which was nice. It was easily within walking distance to major sites..