Parent group: Accor
MGallery is Accor's boutique collection brand: each hotel keeps its own name, story and design character while the brand itself stays in the background. Its Turkish presence is small but selective, split between Istanbul's historic quarters and the holiday side of Bodrum.
Hotels tend to be small-scale, set in restored historic buildings or properties with a distinct design identity; rooms follow the building rather than a fixed template and are limited in number. Breakfast is usually of good quality with a local flavour, and service leans towards the personal and informal rather than the polished formality of the big luxury chains. Prices sit in the upper band but below the full luxury brands, which makes MGallery a good fit for couples and city travellers who value character and location over the scale of a classic five-star.
Mugla · Bodrum · ★★★★★
MGallery The Bodrum Hotel Yalıkavak is a 97-room beachfront hotel on the Bodrum peninsula, opened in July 2021 on a 13,000 m² seafront plot with a $35 million investment. It has a private sandy beach, an infinity pool, an indoor pool and hammam spa, a kids' club and more than 200 artworks, and Yalıkavak Marina is a 15-minute walk. Value for money is the weakest point in guest reviews; everything else scores highly.
Istanbul · Beyoğlu · ★★★★
The Artisan Istanbul MGallery is a 136-room art-themed hotel on İnönü Avenue in Gümüşsuyu, between Taksim Square and the Bosphorus shore. The building opened in 2013 as Mercure Istanbul Taksim and joined the MGallery collection after a 2020 renovation; it offers a rooftop restaurant with Bosphorus views, free guest parking and four terrace suites. There is no pool or spa, only a 24-hour gym, and star ratings vary between four and five depending on the source.
Istanbul · Beyoğlu · ★★★★★
The Galata Istanbul Hotel MGallery is an 83-room hotel in the restored 1836 Baltazzi Han, the former Banque de Constantinople, on Bankalar Avenue in Karaköy, Istanbul. It opened in April 2018 with high-ceilinged rooms that vary in size and layout, a historic hammam dating from 1720 and a rooftop bar overlooking the Golden Horn. Galata Tower is a five-minute walk and Galataport ten, but there is no pool and no on-site parking.
