Caprice Gold, Istanbul

 

CAPRICE GOLD ISTANBUL is the first hotel in the world to receive  IQS 7-Standard award

of Islamic Quality Standard (IQS).  Not only the hotel is luxury with excellence in quality and standard, but it is also in conformation with Islamic Principles as specified by USCS in the Islamic Quality Standard (IQS).

A Complete building of Jaemek Mosque with two minarets is also built as part of the Hotel project,

 in addition to another Jaemak Mosque in the Hotel Building itself. 

CAPRICE GOLD ISTANBUL PROJECT, which will be the Caprice Group second hotel with 1300 room’swith “7-Stars” equivalent luxury will cost about USD 330 million to construct [not including the land cost of22,000 square meters [4.5 acres]. This Hotel will be  the biggest city hotel in Europe which will start to operate by middle of 2014. 

There are 26 floors in total with 8 floors underground, including three A la Carte and two buffet   restaurantswith five Spa Centers that will serve with thirty five swimming pools.As mentioned before,Caprice Gold Projectwas awarded for IQS 7-Standard award which is the top level award, for its design. 

CAPRICE GOLD is located right in the heart of İstanbul  with important commercial buildings and   residential areas like:  “Mega Centre” and “Istanbul European Side Dried Food Wholesale Market, Forum Istanbul;  the biggest shopping complex in Turkey 

Rising on the site where once Fatih Sultan Mohammed Han situated his barracks during the conquering Istanbul, Caprice Gold, is also astonishing with her unique 3-tower architecture, inspired from Rumeli Citadel.

At the palace, where the facade works have been recently started; 13,000 m2 glass, 6,750 m2 granite, and 6,600 m2 crown metal, which previously used on restoration of dome of the rock, will be used. Including 53 elevators and 9 mobile platforms, Caprice Gold will be Europe’s largest city hotel. Although the construction, with a height of 70 m from bottom to top, reaches its peak point with Ulubatlı Hasan Tower, it is constructed in a respectful manner to the siluette of Istanbul by 40m height underground. By becoming the strongest building in Istanbul, Caprice Gold against a possible danger of an earthquake is both a good venture and a safe place to live. The palace’s towers, which will be serving to Istanbul and Turkey’s tourism with its 1300 Palace rooms, are now conquering the sky.