Published 16 October 2026 | Updated 16 October 2026 by Kate Acaster
Wowcher has cut £30 off this two-night Istanbul break, putting London departures at £79 each with return flights and a hotel near the Blue Mosque. Wowcher lists the lead price against £109.02, so it is a useful low-cost way to spend a few days in the old city.
The package is for two nights at Ottoman’s Pearl Hotel on a room-only basis. Wowcher places it about 600 metres from both the Blue Mosque and Grand Bazaar, which makes the location more useful than an out-of-town cheap stay.
London departures start at £79 each. Manchester starts at £99, while Birmingham and Edinburgh start at £179. Selected travel dates run until 27 December 2026, and the deal page states that the package is ATOL protected.
Our verdict: this is a strong price for a short Istanbul break if London works for you. The £30 reduction matters, but the real value is getting flights and a central hotel under £80 each rather than having to assemble the trip separately.
How to book
Open the Istanbul city-break deal on Wowcher, choose your departure airport and travel dates, then check the live total and hotel details before paying.
FAQs
What does the £79 Istanbul deal include?
The £79 London lead price includes return flights and two nights at Ottoman’s Pearl Hotel in Istanbul on a room-only basis.
Which airports are available for this Istanbul break?
Wowcher lists London, Manchester, Birmingham and Edinburgh departures. Prices vary by airport, with London from £79 and Manchester from £99 when Flight Tribe checked.
When can I travel to Istanbul?
Wowcher lists selected travel dates until 27 December 2026. Check the live calendar before booking because prices and dates can change.
Kate Acaster is Chief Editor at Flight Tribe. She writes about practical travel planning, budget airlines, baggage rules, city breaks, beach holidays and good hotels that do not cost daft money.
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