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The Sheraton stands on Mor Sümbül Sokak in the Barbaros business district of Ataşehir, on the Asian side. Coming from Sabiha Gökçen on public transport means the M4 metro plus a city bus or a walk through office blocks, which is tiring with suitcases. A Sabiha Gökçen Airport transfer brings you to the Sheraton without a single change of vehicle.
Flights that land at Istanbul Airport arrive on the opposite continent. Reaching Barbaros without a car combines a Havaist bus to Kadıköy with further connections, and a taxi meter keeps running when the bridge traffic slows down. Booking an Istanbul Airport transfer before you fly means the driver is arranged and the cost is settled before landing.
Every private transfer on Tranigo has a fixed amount set at the moment of booking, with nothing added for slow roads or bags. The vehicle belongs to your party alone and heads for the hotel door without detours. Offers from local firms list how many seats and suitcases each car or van holds, which makes it easy to match the vehicle to the number of travellers. When your stay at Sheraton Grand Istanbul Atasehir Hotel ends, the "Hotel → Airport" option books the drive to Sabiha Gökçen or Istanbul Airport.
A Sabiha Gökçen Airport transfer: one private vehicle takes you from arrivals to Mor Sümbül Sokak in Barbaros, Ataşehir.
Yes. The Istanbul Airport transfer crosses to the Asian side and stops at Sheraton Grand Istanbul Atasehir Hotel, with no bus connections.
Yes. You pay the amount shown when you book the Sheraton Grand Istanbul Atasehir Hotel transfer, even if the bridge is congested.
No. The car or van carries only the passengers named in your booking to the hotel in Barbaros.
Compare the seat and suitcase numbers in the offers on Tranigo and choose what fits your travellers and luggage.
Use "Hotel → Airport" in the booking box, enter Sheraton Grand Istanbul Atasehir Hotel and pick Sabiha Gökçen or Istanbul Airport.
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