Uploaded June 2024 | Updated September 2026, 5 hours ago
You can see the Airbnb here: bit.ly/IstanbulAirbnb
UPDATE: A new local regulation went into effect that impacts the amount of days you can stay in this Airbnb. But there is some flexibility if you reach out to the host (Su). This is a message directly from Su:
"Hello! Thank you for your interest and our apologies for the inconvenience. Due to a very recent regulation this apartment is only open for 100+ night reservations on Airbnb. For shorter bookings you can always contact us at stay@suhuhomes.com
To see our other properties you can also check out the following link": bit.ly/4eEagb7
We had a great stay in this Airbnb and it's where we plan to stay during future visits to Istanbul, Turkey. If you're looking for an Airbnb in Istanbul, you might want to consider this place.
Full transparency --- At the time of filming this video, the price for this Airbnb was $125 USD per night. The hosts often provide discounts for long-term visits. They were kind enough to provide us a discounted rate of $65.50 per night (28 nights), in exchange for providing an honest review of the home :)
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The eSIM I use to keep my phone connected when abroad -- airalo.pxf.io/CamdenDavid --You can get 15% off as a new user by using code: CAMDEN15
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DISCLAIMER: I only express my opinion based on my experience. Your experience may be different. Links above may include affiliate commission or referrals. I'm part of an affiliate network and I receive compensation from partnering websites. This video is accurate as of the posting date but may not be accurate in the future.
You can see the Airbnb here: bit.ly/IstanbulAirbnb
UPDATE: A new local regulation went into effect that impacts the amount of days you can stay in this Airbnb. But there is some flexibility if you reach out to the host (Su). This is a message directly from Su:
"Hello! Thank you for your interest and our apologies for the inconvenience. Due to a very recent regulation this apartment is only open for 100+ night reservations on Airbnb. For shorter bookings you can always contact us at stay@suhuhomes.com
To see our other properties you can also check out the following link": bit.ly/4eEagb7
We had a great stay in this Airbnb and it's where we plan to stay during future visits to Istanbul, Turkey. If you're looking for an Airbnb in Istanbul, you might want to consider this place.
Full transparency --- At the time of filming this video, the price for this Airbnb was $125 USD per night. The hosts often provide discounts for long-term visits. They were kind enough to provide us a discounted rate of $65.50 per night (28 nights), in exchange for providing an honest review of the home :)
Newsletter for weekly travel tips -- bit.ly/TheTuesdayTravelTip
Discover Cars (rental car I used) -- bit.ly/DiscoverCars-CamdenDavid
The eSIM I use to keep my phone connected when abroad -- airalo.pxf.io/CamdenDavid --You can get 15% off as a new user by using code: CAMDEN15
Where I get my travel gear -- bit.ly/NomaticCamdenDavid
How I stay organized -- amzn.to/3OHQLEA
My favorite universal adapter -- amzn.to/3N0YzAg
DISCLAIMER: I only express my opinion based on my experience. Your experience may be different. Links above may include affiliate commission or referrals. I'm part of an affiliate network and I receive compensation from partnering websites. This video is accurate as of the posting date but may not be accurate in the future.
