Casa Di Bava Apartments

Step into the timeless charm of Istanbul with a stay in our beautifully restored 120-year-old residence, located in the vibrant Beyoğlu district. Just a short stroll from the iconic Istiklal Avenue, our boutique property offers the perfect blend of historic elegance and modern comfort in one of the city’s most creative and energetic neighborhoods.

Set within the bohemian Çukurcuma quarter, our twelve thoughtfully designed apartments invite you to relax in style. With soaring four-meter-high ceilings, sleek parquet floors, and tastefully curated interiors, each space is designed to feel like your home away from home. The building’s historic character is paired with contemporary design to create an atmosphere that’s both cozy and refined.

Each apartment includes a fully equipped kitchenette for light cooking, a comfortable sleeping area, and a private bathroom stocked with complimentary toiletries and a hairdryer. Air conditioning, a flat-screen TV, DVD player, and high-speed Wi-Fi ensure you stay connected and comfortable throughout your visit. Some apartments also feature a balcony or private terrace, offering lovely views of the surrounding neighborhood or the city skyline.

Outside your door, the colorful streets of Çukurcuma are filled with antique shops, art galleries, and charming cafés. It’s a place where Istanbul’s creative spirit comes to life. Whether you're enjoying traditional Turkish cuisine, sipping on local wine, or exploring hidden corners of the city, you'll find something special just around the corner.

Our location offers easy access to many of Istanbul’s must-see sights. The iconic Galata Tower is just a kilometer away, while the Tophane Tram Station—only 600 meters from the property—connects you directly to the historic Sultanahmet district. The popular neighborhood of Cihangir, known for its laid-back vibe and eclectic dining scene, is just a ten-minute walk. Both Istanbul Airport and Sabiha Gökçen International Airport are around 44 kilometers away, and easily reachable by car or public transportation.

Originally built as the home of a sea captain, this historic building has long served as a welcoming place for travelers. Today, it continues that legacy—offering a warm, stylish, and authentic experience in the heart of Istanbul, where East meets West.