Most international flights now arrive at Istanbul Airport, north-west of the centre. From there to Sheraton Istanbul Levent Hotel, on Büyükdere Caddesi among the office towers of Levent, the train option is the M11 metro with a change to the M2 at Gayrettepe and a walk from the station. Booking an Istanbul Airport transfer means the driver loads your bags at the terminal and unloads them at the hotel.
Flights to Sabiha Gökçen Airport put you on the Asian shore, with a Bosphorus bridge between you and Levent. Havabus coaches and the M4 metro reach the European side only with further connections, and shared shuttles call at several hotels first. A Sabiha Gökçen Airport transfer drives one route, yours, across the strait.
With a private transfer the cost is settled on Tranigo before the journey: heavy traffic or a slow bridge adds nothing to it. The car is yours alone. Offers from local transfer companies show the vehicle class and how many cases fit, which helps a pair with two bags as much as colleagues travelling with equipment.
When you check out, the ride from Sheraton Istanbul Levent Hotel back to Istanbul Airport or Sabiha Gökçen Airport is one more booking, made in a few steps.
An Istanbul Airport transfer booked on Tranigo: the vehicle waits for your party alone and drops you on Büyükdere Caddesi, so the metro change at Gayrettepe is not needed.
Yes. The Sabiha Gökçen Airport transfer crosses the Bosphorus directly to Sheraton Istanbul Levent Hotel, without coach or metro connections.
No. You pay the amount confirmed on Tranigo for the Sheraton Istanbul Levent Hotel ride, however slow the bridge or motorway is.
No. It is a private ride for your booking only, with no stops at other Levent hotels on the way.
Look at the passenger and suitcase numbers in each offer and book the class that holds your group and luggage comfortably.
Yes. Use "Hotel → Airport" in the booking box, start from Sheraton Istanbul Levent Hotel and pick Istanbul Airport or Sabiha Gökçen Airport as the destination.
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