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The St. Regis Istanbul
Istanbul, Turkey · St. Regis · Grand Luxury



Designed entirely by Emre Arolat Architecture and opened in 2015 as the St. Regis brand's debut in Turkey, this 118-room Nişantaşı property channels 1920s Istanbul Art Deco through local Marmara marble, a Lasvit 'Supernova' chandelier of 343 glass panels, and rooftop Spago, the first international outpost of Wolfgang Puck's Los Angeles flagship, Michelin Guide-listed for three consecutive years.
- 118 rooms
- Opened 2015
- Neighborhood: Nişantaşı
- Rooms from 377 sq ft (35 m²)
- Architect: Emre Arolat Architecture Emre Arolat site
- Interiors: Emre Arolat Architecture Emre Arolat interiors
About The St. Regis Istanbul
- Spago Istanbul is the first international location of Wolfgang Puck's original Spago restaurant, which opened in Los Angeles in 1982; the Istanbul edition has appeared in the Michelin Guide for three consecutive years.
- The lobby chandelier, titled 'Supernova', is a bespoke Lasvit sculpture assembled from 343 individual glass panels that form a cloud-like canopy over the reception.
- Every one of the 118 rooms and suites has floor-to-ceiling windows facing Maçka Park and the Bosphorus, using locally quarried Marmara marble in all bathrooms.
- The hotel earned a Michelin Key in 2025 and ranked among Travel + Leisure's Top 5 City Hotels in Europe in the same year.
History
Newly built hotel in Istanbul's fashionable Nişantaşı district overlooking Maçka Park and the Bosphorus, designed in contemporary Art Deco style inspired by the city's 1920s artistic era and the glamourous Maçka area. It blends modern luxury with the neighborhood's high-end boutiques, galleries, and urban vitality. Located on Mim Kemal Öke Cad, it sustains the area's architectural density and street life.
Designed entirely by Emre Arolat Architecture and opened in 2015 as the St.
The setting
The St. Regis Istanbul commands Mim Kemal Öke Caddesi in Harbiye, the refined hillside sub-district of Şişli where Sultan Abdülmecid encouraged settlement in the 1850s and affluent Istanbullus have maintained fashionable addresses ever since. The neighbourhood's broad boulevards connect directly to Taksim and to the designer boutiques of nearby Abdi İpekçi Caddesi, Istanbul's most prestigious shopping street, while Dolmabahçe Palace is a 19-minute walk downhill to the Bosphorus waterfront. The address neatly bridges imperial Ottoman heritage and the city's contemporary luxury axis, with a cluster of landmark luxury hotels within a short radius confirming this hillside's enduring appeal. Overlooks Bosphorus strait.
Restaurants and bars
- Spago Istanbul — Restaurant
- St. Regis Brasserie — Restaurant
Amenities
- St. Regis Butler service
- Iridium Spa
- hammam
- indoor pool
- fitness center
- rooftop terrace
- Sauna
- Pet-friendly
Awards
- Forbes Travel Guide Four-Star (2026)
- MICHELIN One Key (2026)
- One MICHELIN Key (2025)
- Top 3 City Hotels Istanbul (2025)
- Travel + Leisure World's Best Hotels (2025)
- Travel + Leisure World's Best Top 5 City Hotels Europe (2025)
- No. 25 Top 100 Hotels World (2025) Marriott
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