Peacefully located on the finest bay of Marmaris, Hisarönü, hotel is adourned with palm trees on 10 acres of lush-green land spreading out to turquoise sea. Golden Key Hisarönü offers its guests the chance to soak up the sun on a matchless beach. Treat yourself to memorable moments offered by this hotel all day long to return home all satisfied and relaxed.
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Golden Key Bördübet is set in a wild-nature among private bays in the middle of a region called Amazon and 30 km away from Marmaris. A secret paradise immersed in the nature, nestled between a gully sprawling to the sea and natural beauties all offered in a romantic atmosphere. Hotel rooms are restored in 2008 dedicated to sharing this heavenly place with its guests.
Dalyan Resort is a timeless passageway between the Kalbis River, green Akrapol Hills and the stone walls of antique Kauonos city and nestled deep in the heart of nature. Right across the stately symbol of Dalyan, RoyalTombs, hotel rooms are divinely decorated in beige hues inspired by Lykia architecture and offer you the comfort of your bed.
Traditional Turkish cuisine and Mediterranean fusion cuisine are offered in bountiful open-buffet meals as well as seabass and seabream daily serviced to praise the name of Dalyan, meaning fish trap. Freshly made and beautifully presented blue crabs and fish roes are exclusively served with rich seasonings.
A white-washed building nestled in a sparkling blue haven offering a satisfying feast for the eye amidst fig, almond, banana, orange, lemon and olive trees and bougainvilleas. Aphrodite hotel is surrounded by the dazzling aroma of roses, jasmins, melisses, geraniums and many other Mediterranean plants. Only a few rooms yet abundant sunlight and oxygen. A place to dream in the undiscovered corners where the loud noise of civilization can not reach you. The only sound you will hear will be the melody composed by the small boats of the fishermen, chitters of the little owls, chippings of the cicadas and the wind whistling from the sea.
Begonvil Suites offers 5 suits behind Göcek Marina and amid jasmine, bougainvilleas and banana trees planted in an ever-green garden. Suits are furnished with Italian beddings from Egyptian cotton and stylish items from all over the world to offer the combination of elegance and peace in your rooms. Balconies and sitting rooms of all suites are with garden, nature and a grandiose pool view. Wireless internet access is available to its guests at all areas. Hotel bar is open 24/7 where all you need to do is to choose for your taste and take down a note. The hotel is committed to giving you the best care in a friendly atmosphere offering farm butter, farm egg, honey and home-made jams and freshly baked pastries and cakes to start off your day and local vegetables, healthy and natural food made with olive oil in the afternoon.
y its easy approach from both land and through water canal, the Ottoman Residence is in an idyllic riverfront setting. The ‘Han’, which has a central courtyard with surrounding rooms opening into it, is a mansion of Ottoman architecture. Once people enter their rooms they shift from central space to privacy and once they leave their rooms, they are embraced with the central space. The reality of a structure is not in its furnishing, nor its walls, rather in its emptiness.The main purpose when entering the central courtyard through the traditional ‘Kuzulu Kapi’, is to perceive the rich interior space and the background enriched with the perspective of pool/river. Closed to the north wind yet open to the east-west breeze, the spaces in the ceiling create natural air conditioning, whilst the roof structure stops water yet penetrates light. Wood is the dominant material with different motifs, copied from ancient structures carved throughout the rooms and communal areas.The wood ornaments and details are used to bring old times to present and successfully integrate art and craft. 500 year old Ottoman detail and motifs are represented in the wall designs below handrail level. The highly crafted wood chairs seen in the rooms and the restaurant were commissioned at the same time as construction of the building and was done by 2 professional craftsman in a 12 month period working day and night.
The motifs on the back of the chairs represent the motifs of 16th century wall and marble coverings of the time. Interior walls are adorned with original oil paintings representing scenes from Akyaka and the surrounding vicinity.Sourced locally, the stone travertine, called ‘NOCA’ is used as the flooring material and was partially worn, holding the principle of nature alive on the flooring. While the light applications used in all spaces are adapted from old times in order to adhere with history. The cultural structure, where Turkish traditions, customs and motifs are discovered by watching and living was designed by the famous architect of the region, Tevfik Toprakçi and it is operated by experienced Anatolian Sky staff who are honest, consciously involved and has proven itself in tourism.
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Villa Kılıç is located on Göltürkbükü bay on seaside with comfortable and modern rooms. Each unit is with a view of a jacuzzi pool heated in the winter, children’s pool and swimming pool.
Lying on the beach, 300 square meters of port offers a lively atmosphere in the morning as a beach club and at night a romantic setting with the Voco Restaurant serving various selections of Mediterranean cuisine.
Sauna, fitness center and massage facilities are other amenities provided by the hotel to make your stay more enjoyable.
Designed by Architect Eray Sengelli, Villa Kılıç Hotel is brought to the Turkish tourism in 2007 as a breath of fresh air by Kılıç Holding .
You might have to look twice at architect and designer Eren Talu’s holiday resort overlooking Türkbükü Bay in order to shake the feeling that it’s nothing more than a white shimmering mirage.
Eight buildings, in a shade of white that is quite blinding under the hot Turkish sun, cascade down a hillside overlooking the bay near the Turkish resort town of Bodrum. The buildings, which have been described as “eight giant steps toward heaven”, are home to 48 separate residences. The clean, geometric lines and uniformity in the Turkish designer and architect’s concept offer a sharp contrast to the natural elements of the rolling hillside on which it sits. His use of the colour white throughout, which represents cleanliness and pureness, acts as a kind of backdrop against which each guest can add their own tone or personality to the design. The layout, which includes a pool for each building, assures the guest’s privacy while at the same time creating a loose sense of community: Everyone is given the freedom of choosing to share time with others or simply revelling in the pleasure of having time to themselves.
Furthering this experience, some rooms feature their own kitchens, fitted with state-of-the-art equipment by the renowned manufacturers Euromobil and Smeg. Talu has taken the white motif through every room, aiming to provide a feeling of lush serenity as well as being a cool sanctuary from the hot sun outside. Terry cloth linens and curtains provide a feeling of soft comfort and well-positioned mirrors give the impression of endless space. Brightly coloured pieces of furniture seemingly scattered at whim throughout each space and carefully chosen mood lighting are the only vivid accents – apart from those you provide yourself, of course.
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Escape from the rush of Bodrum to this relaxing hotel with 33 individually styled rooms peacefully lying amid citrus trees and charming bird cheeps and embellished with embossed works of Gülsüm Karamustafa. Breakfasts offer a wide array of selection of food from home-made jams to farm eggs and breads delicately baked for your discerning palates. Minutes away to Gölköy Beach and the hotel, Ece Sahil Beach Club has romantic moments to offer at night with the notes from the guitar filling the air and ideal to chill out while sunbathing during the day.
Proud to be the first in all of Turkey to become a member of the revered Relais & Chateaux chain, Ada Hotel is nestled on a lovely hillside in the historical village of Göl-Türkbükü, overlooking one of the most exclusive bays on the Bodrum peninsula. Its stunning views, lush Mediterranean gardens, fountains, pools and stone and mortar construction, are all key elements of the architectural pureness of the region. Available to guests are, a traditionally constructed marble hamam and stunning relaxation room, fitness spa with Jacuzzi, home theater, and library complete with fireplace. All suites are accompanied with terraces and are beautifully appointed.
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