Buyuk Sahinler Hotel is a three-star city hotel on Cumhuriyet Caddesi in the Osmangazi district of Bursa, Turkey. Cumhuriyet Caddesi is one of the main commercial streets of central Bursa, and the hotel's position on this thoroughfare provides immediate access to local shops, restaurants, and the city's public transport network while keeping Bursa's main historic sites comfortably within walking range. The Ulu Cami (Grand Mosque) and the entrance to the Kapalı Çarşı covered bazaar are reachable in under fifteen minutes on foot, and the Heykel central transit square — the hub for dolmuş minibuses and city buses across Bursa — is nearby. Standard Single, Standard Double, and Family Room configurations cater to a range of guest types: solo travellers, couples on short city breaks, and families visiting Bursa's Ottoman heritage sites and the Uludağ mountain area. The on-site restaurant serves Turkish cuisine and breakfast, offering a convenient dining option without requiring guests to navigate the surrounding streets. A bar provides drinks and light snacks. Free WiFi is standard throughout the property, and a 24-hour front desk ensures that guests arriving or departing at irregular hours are accommodated. At rates from approximately ₺1,200 (~$35) per night, Buyuk Sahinler offers a mid-budget option with a restaurant and central location that positions it a step above the city's most basic budget properties. The hotel is particularly popular with domestic Turkish travellers and coach tour groups using Bursa as an overnight stop on longer northwestern Turkey itineraries.
Room types
- Standard Single
- Standard Double
- Family Room
Amenities
- Restaurant
- Free WiFi
- Bar
- 24-hour front desk
- Central location
Location
Cumhuriyet Cad. No:5, Osmangazi, Bursa
40.1836, 29.0637 View on map
Highlights
- Central Cumhuriyet Caddesi address in Osmangazi within walking distance of Ulu Cami and Kapalı Çarşı
- On-site restaurant serving Turkish cuisine and breakfast, convenient for evening arrivals
- Family Room option alongside Standard Single and Double configurations
- Close to Heykel — Bursa's main dolmuş and city bus transit hub
- 24-hour front desk accommodating varied arrival and departure schedules
Tips for visiting
- The Heykel square, two minutes' walk away, is the central transit hub for dolmuş routes to Çekirge thermal district, Nilüfer, and outlying neighbourhoods.
- Ask for rooms away from Cumhuriyet Caddesi if street noise is a concern — interior-facing rooms are quieter.
- The Kapalı Çarşı bazaar is at its liveliest mid-morning on weekdays; arrive early to browse before tour groups arrive.
- Buyuk Sahinler is often used by domestic Turkish bus tour groups — breakfast can become crowded on group-heavy mornings.
- Uludağ cable car (teleferik) is accessible via a short taxi ride from the hotel; check seasonal operating hours.
Accessibility
The hotel is located on Cumhuriyet Caddesi at street level. A lift serves guest floors. Guests with mobility or accessibility requirements should contact the hotel before arrival to confirm appropriate room availability and any required assistance.
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Frequently asked questions
Is Buyuk Sahinler Hotel family-friendly?
Yes, the hotel offers Family Room configurations alongside Standard Single and Double rooms, making it a practical central Bursa option for families visiting the city's historic sites and Uludağ mountain area.
Does Buyuk Sahinler Hotel have a restaurant?
The hotel has an on-site restaurant serving Turkish cuisine, including breakfast for hotel guests. The bar is available for drinks and light snacks throughout the day.
What is the nearest public transport to the hotel?
Heykel square — Bursa's central dolmuş and city bus hub — is a short walk from the hotel on Cumhuriyet Caddesi. From Heykel, shared minibuses depart regularly to Çekirge, Nilüfer, Yıldırım, and other Bursa districts.
How close is Buyuk Sahinler Hotel to the historic sights?
The hotel is centrally located in Osmangazi, within roughly 10–15 minutes' walk of the Ulu Cami Grand Mosque, the Kapalı Çarşı covered bazaar, and the Koza Han silk market.