Chain Hotels in Ordu

Opened in December 2011 as Turkey's first Hampton, this 79-room, 3-star hotel sits one block from the beach in Ordu's Akyazı district, about 10 minutes by car from the city centre. Breakfast, Wi-Fi and open-air parking are included; rooms are compact at around 21 m², and the outdoor pool still shown on some booking sites has reportedly been removed.

• Gym
• Meeting rooms
• Parking

A 115-room five-star hotel in Ordu's Altınordu district, a 20-minute walk from the centre - TripAdvisor's #1 in the city and the base for its hazelnut-and-textile business traffic. A heated indoor pool, hamam spa, sauna, gym, three restaurants and a rooftop dining room with sea-and-city views keep it working year-round; breakfast is included and reviews highlight English-speaking, guest-minded staff. Boztepe's cable car and the waterfront are close, OGU airport 15-17 km. Two caveats: summer A/C complaints are on record, and one source lists the indoor pool as surcharged - clarify both at check-in.

• Indoor pool
• Spa
• Turkish bath

A 137-room seafront resort operating since 2016 on Ünye's coastal highway - the most established branded property on the Ordu-Samsun stretch, often called the area's best in reviews. A sandy private beach, indoor and outdoor pools, a kids' pool, spa-fitness floor, five meeting rooms and an in-house Starbucks serve both family holidays and corporate traffic, with free breakfast at the Oney restaurant. Fair warning for Black Sea swimming: the season runs roughly July-September with changeable seas, and road noise on highway-facing rooms is the one structural flaw.

• Outdoor pool
• Indoor pool
• Spa

An 80-room mountain hotel that opened in late 2024 at roughly 1,850 m on the Çambaşı Plateau, right beside the Çambaşı Ski Resort in inland Ordu. It works well as a winter ski base or a summer highland retreat, but it is remote: there is no shop nearby, and guests need to plan for meals and supplies.

• Indoor pool
• Spa
• Turkish bath