Parent group: Wyndham Hotels & Resorts
The group's namesake flagship brand: full-service, upper-midscale hotels in city centres and resort areas.
Rooms are spacious and conventionally equipped, prioritising function over design; expect a restaurant, bar, meeting rooms and, at most properties, a spa or fitness area. Breakfast is usually a buffet and included in most rates. The Turkish hotels are franchise-operated, so service quality can vary from one property to another; the common thread is predictable comfort and the ability to earn Wyndham Rewards points. Prices sit in the upper-midscale band, and the brand suits business travel, meetings and events, and short city stays.
Aydin · Didim · ★★★★
TRYP by Wyndham Didim is a chain hotel in central Altınkum, within walking distance of the public beach, modernized in 2026 under the Wyndham brand. It runs on an all-inclusive basis from May to October and bed & breakfast from November to April, though room count and star rating vary across sources.
Afyonkarahisar · Merkez · ★★★★★
A 161-room thermal spa hotel on the Afyon–İzmir highway, about 5–6 km west of Afyonkarahisar centre, opened in 2013 as Budan Thermal and rebranded as a Wyndham in June 2023. Stays are usually sold on a 'half board plus' basis covering breakfast, an afternoon buffet and dinner, with an outdoor thermal pool, six thermal pools, hammam and a kids' waterslide pool, which makes it a strong fit for families and short spa breaks but less so for anyone wanting to walk into town.
Ankara · Yenimahalle · ★★★★★
A 138-room five-star hotel in Söğütözü, Ankara's new business district, 450 m from the metro - the building formerly traded as Ramada Plaza Ankara and now holds 4.5 on Google across 2,500+ reviews. Soundproofed rooms, a full spa (indoor pool, hamam, jacuzzi), a 24-hour business centre, ~620 m² of event space and free indoor-outdoor parking with valet make it squarely business-oriented, with 100 Mbps fibre suiting remote workers. Note two rules: children under 13 are not admitted to the indoor pool, and pets require prior arrangement.
Mugla · Bodrum · ★★★★★
Despite the 'City Center' in its name, this hotel is in Ortakent-Müskebi rather than central Bodrum, a 12–13 minute drive (10.8–12.3 km) from the marina and castle. It lists Economy and Deluxe rooms, terrace and garden-level suites, a four-person family suite and Executive rooms opening onto a shared pool; the property is newly listed, has no guest reviews yet, and offers no free breakfast, free parking or airport shuttle.
Tekirdag · Cerkezkoy · ★★★★★
A 120-room hotel in greenery about 5 km from Çerkezköy center, operating in the former My Tuana Hotel & Spa building, with indoor and outdoor pools, a large hammam-sauna spa, and three event venues; it serves industrial-zone business travelers and weekend spa breaks, but recent reviews report notable wear in the building (AC, elevators, bathrooms), so temper five-star expectations.
Mugla · Datca · ★★★★★
A beachfront resort in a quiet cove at Emecik on the Datça peninsula. Its 152 rooms are spread across low-rise, hillside buildings with Ottoman, Seljuk and Aegean-village styling. It opened under the Wyndham flag in June 2024. Guests consistently praise the clear water, the private jetty and the architecture. Recent reviews are less kind about cleanliness, upkeep and service consistency, so it suits travelers who prioritize the setting over polish.
Istanbul · Fatih · ★★★★★
A five-star Wyndham in the Celal Ağa Konağı building on Şehzadebaşı Avenue, steps from Vezneciler metro, with an indoor heated pool, a seasonal rooftop pool and a hammam. Guests consistently praise the location, while room size, upkeep and extra charges draw mixed reviews.
