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La Quinta by Wyndham in Türkiye

Midscale

Parent group: Wyndham Hotels & Resorts

A North American midscale brand known for roomy guest rooms, a no-frills, predictable service style and rates that usually include breakfast.

Cities with this brand:GiresunIstanbulIzmirMugla

Typical service standard

La Quinta's global promise is a clean, larger-than-average room and a fuss-free stay at a midscale price; the Turkish properties broadly hold to that line, though building style and facilities vary from city to city. Breakfast is typically a buffet included in the rate; there is a restaurant and bar, but a spa or extensive public areas are not part of the brand standard. Pricing sits in the mid range and stays earn Wyndham Rewards points. It is a sensible pick for business travellers who do not need a long list of amenities and for families on a short city stay.

Best suited for

Pros

  • + Larger-than-average rooms at a midscale price
  • + Breakfast is usually included in the rate
  • + Earn and redeem points through Wyndham Rewards
  • + Brand standards make cleanliness and service predictable

Cons

  • − Design and décor are functional and can feel plain if you want character
  • − Spa, full wellness facilities or large public areas are not part of the brand standard
  • − With only three hotels in Turkey, the network advantage is limited
  • − Building style and facilities are not consistent from one property to the next

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Hotels in Türkiye (5)

La Quinta by Wyndham Çeşme

Izmir · Cesme · ★★★★

A mid-range, all-inclusive beachfront hotel in Dalyanköy, Çeşme, with a 150 m private beach and pier, reflagged from Casa De Playa to La Quinta in June 2024. Location and staff draw praise, but food variety, three-day housekeeping and reported food-poisoning cases in summer 2025 are worth weighing.

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La Quinta by Wyndham Giresun

Giresun · Merkez · ★★★★★

A six-storey, 86-room seafront hotel on Giresun's Gedikkaya shore, directly opposite Giresun Island - the building formerly traded as Hotel New Jasmin before taking the La Quinta flag. A seasonal outdoor pool, hamam-sauna, gym, EV charging, three restaurants, two bars and a nightclub put its kit above provincial scale, and most rooms have sea-and-island views with balconies. The island panorama and the kitchen (including local dishes like mıhlama) draw the strongest praise; the key caveat is heavy wedding-and-event traffic, with evening music noise reported between 6 pm and 1:30 am in season - light sleepers should ask about the events calendar and request a room away from the venue side. Rooms run smallish and can feel humid in Black Sea summers.

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