Located on the northern Bosphorus in Istanbul, the Hotel is one of the most treasured examples of 18th-century Ottoman architecture and also holds cultural heritage value.

Once used as a residence by Keçecizade Fuat Pasha, one of the three most important statesmen of the Tanzimat era, the waterfront mansion began operating as a hotel and guesthouse following its restoration during the Republican period.

One of the important witnesses of Istanbul's history and one of the unique buildings of the Bosphorus, the waterfront mansion has been operating since 1991 in the spirit of today's luxurious Fuat Paşa Yalısı.

Uniting Ottoman architecture with a modern approach to hospitality, Fuat Paşa Yalısı serves its guests with the aim of providing comfort amid historic elegance and splendor.