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Sabiha Gökçen is the closer of the two airports for Ataşehir, where Istanbul Marriott Hotel Asia stands on Kayışdağı Caddesi near Kozyatağı. The M4 metro links the terminal with Kozyatağı, but suitcases still have to be carried through the station and along the street. A Sabiha Gökçen Airport transfer takes the bags from the kerb straight to the hotel entrance.
From the new airport on the European side, the trip crosses a Bosphorus bridge into Asia. Travellers without a car usually ride a Havaist bus to Kadıköy and then continue by metro, two separate legs with luggage. A taxi is the other option, with a metered fare that grows in heavy traffic. An Istanbul Airport transfer booked in advance avoids both problems.
With a private transfer, the amount you accept at booking is the amount you pay; traffic jams and suitcases do not change it. Nobody else joins the ride, and the driver makes no stops on the way. Tranigo shows offers from several local companies, each with its seat count and luggage space, so you can pick a size for your party. Leaving Istanbul Marriott Hotel Asia later, select "Hotel → Airport" and book the ride back to either airport the same way.
The nearest option is a Sabiha Gökçen Airport transfer: a private vehicle drives you from the terminal to the hotel on Kayışdağı Caddesi in Ataşehir.
Yes. An Istanbul Airport transfer brings you across the Bosphorus to Istanbul Marriott Hotel Asia without bus and metro changes.
No. The price you see when you book the ride to Istanbul Marriott Hotel Asia stays the price you pay, whatever the traffic in Ataşehir.
No. Only the people in your booking travel in the vehicle, and it goes directly to the hotel.
Each offer on Tranigo lists seats and luggage space; choose the one that suits your group heading to Ataşehir.
Yes. Pick "Hotel → Airport" in the booking box, enter Istanbul Marriott Hotel Asia and choose Sabiha Gökçen or Istanbul Airport.
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