Petros Hotel, together with all its employees, is committed to protecting nature and the environment to provide the highest quality service, ensuring a clean world, preserving natural and cultural heritage, and leaving a more livable future for generations to come. In the regions and sectors where we operate, equality of opportunity, human rights, and societal well-being are fundamental principles of our policy, regardless of religion, race, gender, or marital status. To protect the environment we live in, support the local community, and ensure its continuity, we comply with all environmental laws, regulations, and legal requirements in our country. I extend my heartfelt thanks to our valued stakeholders for taking the time to review our first sustainability report, where we transparently share our efforts in sustainability, and to our colleagues, especially those involved in the process, as well as all our employees, who are the main source of our success.

General Manager
Yiğit Yıldız

OUR SUSTAINABILITY ROADMAP

As a facility striving to create sustainable value,
we act together with all our employees,
fully aware of our responsibilities in
social, environmental, economic, and cultural areas.

In 2023, we transparently addressed our performance
in these areas in our report and shared it with our stakeholders.
The efforts of our Sustainability Team, which is open to
the participation of all interested personnel,
are closely monitored by our Management.

ABOUT OUR HOTEL

Located on Balo Street in Beyoğlu, our six-story hotel was built in 1893 by the Greek architect Petros Adamandidis for his family’s use and was named the Petraki Apartment. Petros Adamandidis, also known as Petraki Kalfa, was a distinguished architect/master of his time. Apart from his own home in Büyükada, his known works include the Said Halim Paşa Mansion in Yeniköy, the İzzeddin Efendi Mansion in Çamlıca, an apartment building in Kuledibi, and his own apartment in Galatasaray. In addition to the neoclassical structures he designed, he also restored the Spice Bazaar, which was damaged during an earthquake. Holding the “Sani” and “Evvel” degrees of the Ula rank, Petraki Kalfa’s son, Viktor Adamandidis (1881-1948), was also a prolific architect of his era. The Adamandidis family continued to use this building as their residence until the early 2000s. Our hotel, a cultural heritage site, has been restored in accordance with its original design. Since 2010, the building has been operating as a hotel, and as of 2019, it has been managed by Y Turizm Limited Company as Petros Hotel.