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In the Press

Featured in the Monocle, Fodor's, Louis Vuitton City Guide Istanbul, The Guardian, The Telegraph, Trivago, The Culture Trip, GEO, The 500 Hidden Secrets of Istanbul, Milk Decoration, Hotel Insider, The Travel Porter,  Istanbul:er:leben, Lale Magazine and Istanbul Stay&Services.

Learn more about Sevil and her other work at www.sevildelin.com 
Monocle 24 radio, 'The Entrepreneurs' 
 

"A glance at any airport lounge reveals one thing: travelling with children can be onerous. The sheer amount of apparatus parents have in tow can resemble a military manoeuvre, and arriving at a foreign destination with a child often throws up hurdles hotels can't manage. These are all observations travel journalist Sevil Delin made when she had a child. She found that on trips even the most exclusive hotels often lacked the wherewithal to cater for children. That's where the idea for her business, Hotel Momcierge, came. Delin's model provides concierge services for parents in her hometown of Istanbul. The services are aimed at business clients too: mothers travelling with children. Sophie Grove met up with Sevil at her home in Cihangir to find out more."

 

Excerpt: "I thought, wouldn't it be great if I arrived in a hotel and the steriliser was waiting in the room, and I'd already booked the nanny, and I'd chosen her from a list, and I knew her name, and I knew her background, and if my kids could be safe and secure but I could also enjoy my vacation and have a break...So I decided we needed somebody to be a Momcierge." (Sevil Delin)

Interviewed on 'The Entrepreneurs' (June 18, 2014)

Hotel Momcierge on Monocle 24's The Entrepreneurs - Sevil Delin
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Louis Vuitton City Guide



Hotel Momcierge is honored to have been chosen to be featured in the 'Concierge Please' section in the first-ever Louis Vuitton City Guide dedicated exclusively to Istanbul.

 

"Hotel Momcierge takes care of everything on your arrival and departure. During your stay, whatever you need—advice on where to go, child-friendly hotel and restaurant reservations, rooms properly equipped for looking after baby, with cot, highchair, plastic bath, changing table and bottle warmer—Sevil has it covered. Hoping for a romantic evening? Sevil will find a babysitter who speaks your language and can suggest one of the city’s most romantic restaurants." (excerpt from Louis Vuitton City Guide Istanbul 2015)

 

Online as an app from iTunes here ($9.99USD)

Print edition available in stores and online here.

The Culture Trip



Hotel Momcierge was featured in the article 'What to do with Kids in Istanbul' by Feride Yalav

"Founded by a Turkish-American mother and travel writer, the innovative Hotel Momcierge provides multilingual babysitters, rental equipment for babies and children, airport transfers, family tour guides, and even photographers for families traveling in Istanbul. Hotel Momcierge’s motto is ‘giving parents a break’ and, seeing as it has partnered with over 50 hotels around Istanbul and Bodrum, it’s easy to see how this great resource can offer traveling parents some much-needed help and relaxation!" (November 18, 2016)

GEO Saison Extra 2015



Hotel Momcierge is featured in Germany's leading family travel magazine, the annual GEO Saison Extra, as a top tip in their feature article on traveling to Istanbul with kids.

 

'You can book helpful services on www.hotelmomcierge.com, such as a vetted babysitter or a rental stroller.'

'Auf www.hotelmomcierge.com kann man Helfer buchen: geprüfte Babysitter oder Kinderwagon.'

 

Türkısch für Einsteiger, by Marc Baumann

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The Travel Porter


“I used Hotel Momcierge for babysitting... and loved the service. I only mention it here because it may come handy to you. Probably it's a good time to mention that everything I have mentioned and posted here are purely, solely and utterly my personal opinions and experiences and none was sponsored in any form or way... ” (February 2016)

Istanbul Stay&Services


“This is how Momcierge was born – one and only service in the city that caters for the needs of travelling parents who are in search of some help with their little ones.  ” 



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