Hotels in Turkey

This elegant boutique hotel in the Sultanhamet district features uninterrupted panoramic views of the Blue Mosque and Haya Sophia. The richly furnished rooms offer free Wi-Fi and flat-screen TVs. Hotel Lausos’s rooms are decorated in Ottoman-style, with vintage lamps and brocade fabrics. Each room has a jacuzzi bathtub or hydro-massage shower, and some include glassed-walls with panoramic views of Marmara Sea and the Bosphorus. Lausos Hotel’s buffet breakfast is served in the classy restaurant, and includes a wide range of cheeses, Turkish olives, fresh fruit and pita bread. A room service, including breakfast, can be requested. Hotel Lausos is a 5-minute walk from the Grand Bazaar and Topkapi Palace, and a shuttle service is provided to Ataturk International Airport, about 9 miles away.

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Istanbul is centrally located in the heart of the old city and surrounded by the old historical city walls as well as the Topkapi Palace, St.Sophia, The Blue Mosque, St.Savior in Chora, The Fabulous Grand Covered Bazaar and all other historical museums and mosques which are just 2-3 km distance away. *The distances to city center Taksim Square 5 km, Ataturk International Airport 10 km from *Hotel Yeni has, 25 standart rooms. total of 50 beds. You can see from the rooms department

''Eğer dünyada hiçbir yere benzemiyorsa dünyada değildir'' denir, KAPADOKYA için, Güneşi, tarihi doğası ile dünyada eşi olmayan Kapadokya'nın merkezi Ürgüp. Ürgüp'te geleneksel Anadolu konukseverliği ile kendinizi evinizde hissedebileceğiniz bir konaklama mekânı ise isteminiz, o halde İlhan Otel sizin için bir seçenek olacaktır. İlhan otel; Ürgüp-Kayseri caddesi üzerinde 30 oda 80 yatak kapasiteli Odalarında duş,saç kurutma,direkt telefon kablosuz internet bulunan lobi , bar restaurant olanaklarına sahip televizyon,uydu yayını ,telefon ,Bahçeli,kendine ait otoparkı olan merkezi ıstma sistemli, 24 saat sıcak su ve yaz kış açık , yöre mimarisine uygun taş yapıda bir konaklama mekanıdır.

Yonca Lodge is a small hotel built on a large fruit garden overlooking the beautiful islands and bays of the Mediterranean. A stay at Yonca Lodge is complete with rooms designed for every need and comfort, an expansive beach with sunbeds and hammocks, and a restaurant with an exquisite view of the sunset over the Mediterranean sea. The hotel cheers guests with its natural surroundings and its design which reflects the local environment and culture. From the piano in the restaurant to the library in the lobby, from the delicious foods to the produce collected fresh from our garden, our guests delight in all the small surprises that Yonca Lodge has to offer during their stay. Located 15 kilometers west of Fethiye, in Yanıklar Village, Yonca Lodge is in one of the first ecologically conscious businesses in the tourism industry. Having participated in ecological projects such as TaTuTa (from the Buğday Association) for the last 15 years, Yonca Lodge continues its dedication to lessening the impact of tourism on Fethiye’s environment.

Hünnap Han 18. yüzyılda yapılan bir Osmanlı Konağıdır. 1994 yılında harabe halinde olan konak tarafımızdan 3 yıl süren detaylı bir restorasyondan sonra 1997 yılında Turizm Bakanlığı özel tesis belgeli olarak hizmete açıldı. Hünnap Han adını konağımızın avlusunda bulunan 180 yaşında ki Hünnap ağacından almakta. Konakta 9 standart oda ve bir süit bulunmakta. 60 kişilik kapalı yemek salonu, şömineli barı ve şömineli özel televizyon odası ile siz konuklarımıza hizmet etmekte. Taş ve ahşabın hakim olduğu odalarımızda konuklarımızın rahatını sağlamak için her türlü konfor bulunmakta. Ege Mutfağı ağırlıklı olan yemeklerimiz sabah - akşam açık büfe olarak sunulmakta.

Our apartments were built in 2001 and were launched for the tourism service in Marmaris in 2002. The complex is conveniently located at 30 meters distance from Marmaris Thursday Market, 400 meters from the beach, 500 meters from the city center and 30 meters from the Amphitheatre.

Raymond Hotel Sultanahmet just opened its doors in March 2010 with 36 comfortably furnished guest rooms, tasty Turkish cuisine and fascinating ambience. Raymond Hotel Sultanahmet boasts the best location in town, at Sultanahmet in the heart of the historical Peninsula. We offer a distinctive hotel with contemporary facilities within all the magnificient cultural heritage of the old town, Sultanahmet. You will experience multi dimensional superb culture, history and street life. Within easy walking distance, you will reach at many historical places such as Hagia Sophia Museum, Blue Mosque, topkapi Palace and Grand Bazaar. Treat yourself in first-class amenities and a spacious layout in our distinctive guest rooms. All rooms include a complimantary tea& coffee facilities and individually controllable climate control. Every detail has been taken care of in Raymond Hotel Sultanahmet to offer you the best. All you have to do is let yourself free on the enchanting wind of İstanbul and leave this mysterious city with wonderful memories enderung lifetime at the end of your trip. Your dreams come true with Sultanahmet’s charming and mystic textures. We invite you to live out your dream holiday at Raymond Hotel Sultanahmet.

Halikarnas, as you've hopefully surmised by now, was not always a popular nightclub. Five-thousand years ago, Halikarnassos was the center of Caria, a region located between ancient Ionia and Lykia, and because of its strategic coastal location, the target of enemy raids throughout history, from the Persians through to the Ottomans. Legendary figures, Herodotus, the world's first known historian, and Artemisia, a Carian queen and the first famous female warrior, were Carians. During Persian rule, Queen Artemisia gained widespread fame for her central role in the victory over Athens. In 377 BC, King Mausolos ascended the throne of Caria and moved the center of his kingdom from ancient Mylasa (modern Milas) to Halikarnassos (modern Bodrum). Under Mausolos, Caria's territories were extended to include Lykia and Rhodes, which was cunningly won by the king's wife and sister, Artemisia II. The city's extraordinarily robust walls were constructed by Mausolus to fend off attackers. Upon her husband's death, Artemisia II had the famous Mausoleum - considered one of the world's ancient wonders - constructed in memory of Mausolos (from which the English word Mausoleum is derived). The next female ruler of ancient Caria was Queen Ada who after a brief reign was ousted by her younger brother Pixodaros. Determined to regain control, Queen Ada conspired with Alexander of Macedon (a.k.a. Alexander the Great). After a fierce three-month war against the tenacious Carians, Alexander's army conquered Halikarnassos and Queen Ada was restored as ruler. But, the city suffered gravely during the war, and never fully recovered its former grandeur. By the end of the 3rd century BC, it had become an Egyptian colony and later fell into the hands of the Romans who granted Halikarnassos independent status. By the time of the Byzantine period, Caria had become a neglected backwater. By the late 13th century, after Mentese Bey defeated a Byzantine force in Caria, Turkish rule of the region was formally recognized. Although the Menteseoglu principality (former Caria) became an Ottoman province, Petronion (former Halikarnassos) remained in the hands of the Knights of St. John. The Knights, who hailed from seven different European countries, rebuilt the dilapidated castle of Petronion, using material from the Mausoleum, as a stronghold and base for their operations. Their coats of arms can still be seen on the castle walls. By 1522 Sultan Siileyman, in a treatise with the Knights, took control of Petronion among other nearby regions. Turgut Reis, born in Gumusluk in 1485, having suffered greatly under the Knights of St. John finally fulfilled his dream of taking revenge by becoming the grand admiral of the Ottoman naval fleet. Flash forward about 200 years to 1966 when a historical novel by "The Fisherman of Halikarnassos," about the life of Turgut Reis appeared. The Fisherman, Bodrum's most famous 20th century inhabitant, initially arrived, in 1925, under extreme duress. He had been exiled to the then sleepy town as punishment for criticizing the treatment of soldiers during the Turkish war of independence in a newspaper article. Some punishment! The Fisherman (whose real name was Cevat Sakir Kabaagagh) fell in love with paradisiacal Bodrum immediately and decided it was where he would live out his days. Today, long-time inhabitants of Bodrum still recall spending time in the company of "The Fisherman of Halikarnassos" with fondness.

We offer our guests relaxing, untroubled and unforgettable holiday in Bodrum ... Our newly refurbished hotel is located in Turgutreis, one of the most beautiful and modern places in the Bodrum Peninsula. We are only located 50 meters from public beaches and 250 meters from dowtown Turgutreis. D-Marin, Bodrum's largest marina and shopping center is only 30 meters a way. Hotel Alba Marin is a Turkish-Norwagian joint venture. We are open all year around and have a 16 room, 32 bed capacity...