Hotel and home visits in Sultanahmet
We visit hotels, boutique guesthouses, serviced apartments and homes across Sultanahmet, Eminönü, Sirkeci, Beyazıt and Laleli. The doctor examines you in your room, starts treatment and gives you a prescription Turkish pharmacies accept when one is needed.
Visitors around the Hagia Sophia, the Blue Mosque, the Grand Bazaar and the Basilica Cistern often call us after long days on foot, a new diet or a late flight. You don't need to find a clinic or wait in a hospital queue.
What we treat most often in Sultanahmet
Stomach illness and food poisoning, dehydration on hot days, blisters and minor injuries from walking on cobbled streets, colds and throat infections, and allergic reactions. Many guests in the old city are short-stay visitors with an early flight, so we also advise on whether you are fit to fly.
Practical tips
Old city streets are narrow and some hotels are on pedestrian lanes. Send us your hotel name and the nearest tram stop or landmark so the doctor finds you quickly.
Tell your hotel reception that a doctor is on the way so they can bring the doctor straight to your room. Have your passport, insurance details and any medicines you take ready.
When you need a hospital
Chest pain, difficulty breathing, signs of stroke, heavy bleeding or loss of consciousness need an ambulance immediately. If your symptoms point to a hospital, we tell you which emergency department is closest and suitable.
Questions
How fast can a doctor reach Sultanahmet?
It depends on the time of day and traffic. We send you a realistic arrival time on WhatsApp before the doctor sets out.
Can I get an IV drip at my hotel?
Yes, after the doctor examines you and decides it is medically appropriate.
Will I get documents for my travel insurance?
Yes. You receive a medical report and a receipt after the visit.
