Honeymoon & Romantic Getaways

Divan's flagship, opened by Vehbi Koç in 1956 and entirely rebuilt by 2011. Its relatively boutique scale, famous patisserie and gastronomic heritage offer a distinctly Istanbul alternative to the global chains.

Opened in 1955 as Hilton's first hotel outside the Americas — an icon of Istanbul's hotel history. A property-wide renovation completed in 2026 reworked rooms and public areas; its garden setting on the Harbiye ridge offers a rare sense of space in the city.

A 21-storey tower opened in 1975 as the Sheraton, flying the InterContinental flag since 1996, next to Taksim and Gezi Park. Upper-floor Bosphorus views and the rooftop restaurant are its strongest cards.

The capital's reference luxury hotel: a 24-storey tower, 413 rooms and a claim to Ankara's largest hotel ballroom make it the first address for state and business protocol. Rooms from 42 m² sit well above segment average.

A 173-room, four-star seafront hotel in Bardakçı Bay, 1 km from Bodrum centre, with a Blue Flag beach, outdoor pool and a water-taxi pier; formerly Mavi Kumsal Hotel.

A 129-room hillside resort in Bitez, about 4 km from Bodrum center, with Aegean and Kos Island views, indoor and outdoor pools, a spa, and a seasonal free shuttle to its contracted beach roughly 2 km away.

A 184-room all-inclusive hillside resort about 2 km from Kuşadası centre, with slide pools, a heated indoor pool and a private beach reached by a free shuttle 2.5 km away. The golf course in its name is an off-site club roughly 15 km from the hotel.

Adjacent to Konyaaltı Beach Park, one of the few upscale all-inclusive options inside a city. Free entry and shuttle to The Land of Legends theme park is its family-defining perk.

An Izmir icon since 1964, the Büyük Efes has flown the Swissôtel flag since its 2008 transformation. With 12,000 m² of gardens, an 800-piece art collection and a convention centre, it is the Aegean's reference city hotel.

Set in 65 acres surviving from Dolmabahçe Palace's historic gardens, overlooking the Bosphorus. With 567 rooms, 10 restaurants and huge event facilities, it is Istanbul's closest thing to a resort in the city.

An İnciraltı seafront hotel opened in 2003 as a Crowne Plaza, rebranded Wyndham Grand in 2013, and repositioned 'Thermal & Spa' with its 2024 renovation. Pools fed by the Balçova thermal springs make it unique in Izmir.