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Hyatt Regency Istanbul Atakoy Hotel HYATT REGENCY ISTANBUL ATAKOY HOTEL Opening Date 12.01.2015 Land 14.898 m2 Construction 64.727 m2 Rooms 284 Beds 407 Room Size 31 m2 - 230 m2 Suits 30 Restaurants / Kitchen 4 Floors 21 floors Ballroom and Meeting Space 3.500 m2 SPA 4.000m2. 3 Hammam, 2 Sauna, 2 Steam rooms, 5 Massage rooms, Jacuzzi Swimming Pools 2 (Indoor, Outdoor), 25m x 12m = 300m2 x 2pools = 625m2 Pier 20m pier to Marmara Sea access Floors B3. Garage parking for 125 cars. B2. Ballroom and Meeting Rooms. B1. Spa, Gym, Fitness, Pools. G. Lobby, Reception, Main Restaurant, Terrace. 1. Meeting Rooms, Terrace. 2-16. 284 guest rooms. 16 Executive Lounge, Regency Club. 17. Vue bar lounge, Terrace Hyatt Regency Istanbul Atakoy Hotel Atakoy 2-5-6. Kisim Mah. Rauf Orbay Cad. No: 2/1 34158 Bakirkoy – Istanbul / Turkey istanbulatakoy.regency.hyatt.com www.tavrosgroup.com HYATT REGENCY ISTANBUL ATAKÖY Ataköy 2-5-6. Kısım, Rauf Orbay Caddesi Sahil Yolu No:2/1 Bakırköy, Istanbul, 34158 Turkey T +90 212 463 1234 F +90 212 463 1235 [email protected] istanbulatakoy.regency.hyatt.com ACCOMMODATIONS RESTAURANTS & BARS 284 generously sized guestrooms, including 30 suites; featuring • Brizo — A casual energetic specialty restaurant with a terrace overlooking spectacular views of the city and the Marmara Sea the Marmara Sea, focuses on Eastern Mediterranean cuisine featuring All Accommodations Offer various show kitchens offering unique tastes enriched with authentic • Wired and wireless high-speed Internet access preparation methods • 42-inch flat-panel wide screen HDTV • Vue Lounge & Bar— A contemporary lively and cozy lounge and bar located on the roof top of the hotel allows guests to enjoy a great range of beverages, • Work station with power and Internet connections authentic ceviche and Latin tapas. Indoor and outdoor seating with • Voicemail, cordless and dual-line telephones panoramic views of the Marmara Sea available • In-room safety deposit box • Pool Bar— Seasonal outdoor dining experience • Full separate bathtub and walk-in shower • Full bath amenities and hair dryer MEETING & EVENT SPACE • MP3 docking station • Over 3,500 sqm of flexible meeting and event facilities including 1,000 sqm pillar less ballroom that is divisible into three sections, up to 1,200 delegates SERVICES & FACILITIES • Audiovisual and lighting capabilities meeting the high demand for hi-tech • Wireless Internet access in public areas meetings and all social events • 24-hour Room Service • The Residence, a residential style event area including a veranda with dramatic • 24-hour Concierge views of the Marmara Sea is the ideal venue for both business and social events. • 24-hour Business Centre This residential meeting concept offers the opportunity to hold meetings in a homely setting with a highly personalized service • Babysitting by prior arrangement (fee) • Dry cleaning services (fee) RECREATIONAL FACILITIES • Valet and self-parking (fee) • Levana Spa— Offers five specially designed treatment suites including a • Limousine and car rental services upon request couple’s suite with a private hammam, two additional hammams, steam • Separate entrance with convenient access to the Ballroom and Event Space room, saunas, ice fountain, whirlpool, indoor and outdoor swimming pools and kids’ pool • Fitness Centre— Features the latest equipment from “Life Fitness” including a wide range of cardio and muscle workout equipment D R . R LOCATION VISITOR INFORMATION E M Z I D K C Hyatt Regency Istanbul Ataköy, is a • Language: Turkish I K L A O I A T I B Z K welcoming city resort at the edge of • Currency: Turkish Lira (TL) A A R N M HI E C R N E I the Marmara Sea, within easy access S S G A • Climate: mild weather year round K IL J CD C E I to CNR Expo and several shopping RIO D T • Visas: Visa is a compulsory S malls, only 15 km from city centre, K requirement for all international S T Taksim Square; 10 km from the Old R travelers; please consult your A S CD City, Sultanahmet and conveniently B NBUL ISTA U embassy or consulate for details located only seven km from the R 19 MAYIS SK G C airport. Hyatt Regency Istanbul D POINTS OF INTEREST Ataköy’s location also offers excellent RA • Ataköy Marina & Galleria UF OR connections for guests to reach Asian BAY CD Shopping Mall side within 30 minutes, across the Marmara Sea. • CNR Expo Center • Aqua Florya Shopping Mall & TRANSPORTATION Istanbul Akvaryum • Ataturk International Airport – • Sinan Erdem Arena Marmara Sea 7 km / 14 mins • Sultanahmet, Hagia Sophia and Blue Mosque • Grand Bazaar • Galata Tower • Taksim Square 01.16.
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