Best Luxury Hotels in Turkey

This beautiful beachfront resort is located in the picturesque village of Torba, with views across the sparkling Aegean Sea and a mountainous backdrop it’s difficult to believe that bustling Bodrum is just 6km away. The hotel boasts superb facilities for family fun including designated kids’ pools, sports activities and evening entertainment, however the sophisticated adult only areas offer a quieter pace for those preferring a more mature holiday. Experienced and talented chefs create culinary delights at the eight al carte restaurants, whilst the open buffet is rich and plentiful in its offering. The resort is home to twelve concept bars for innovative drinks and musical entertainment. The 495-room resort offers a range of room options; from standard garden and sea view through to executive and private deluxe lagoon. For those wishing to enjoy a VIP experience the Voyage Assistant is on hand to arrange the finest of details to make your holiday simply perfect.

Located in the city of Goreme, at the heart of one of the most stunning locales in the Cappadocia region, Cappadocia Cave Suites combine the charm of an original cave dwelling with the benefits of a luxury hotel. All the rooms in this hotel are carved from rock resulting in  unique shapes and sizes. The quirky but elegant rooms combine antiques, wrought-iron beds, and fold-art textiles with all the modern luxuries such as flat-screen TVs and in most rooms, Jacuzzis. Larger suites boast fireplaces and several rooms have charming inside fairy chimneys. Patios are dotted around the hotel meaning guests can sit back in wicker chairs and enjoy the views whilst the hotel has plenty of inviting and intimate public spaces, giving you a real sense of privacy. The hotel includes a restaurant serving cuisine that reflects local ingredients and traditions.

History and modernity beautifully comes together in this majestic luxury hotel. The hotel is located in Mustafapaşa which offers beautiful panoramas of the incredible natural landscape as well as the town itself. Away from the commercial centre of Cappadocia, the hotel enjoys peace and tranquillity. Rooms are opulent and regal with sumptuous soft furnishings, Turkish patterned rugs and metal decorative beds, giving a homely touch to the cavern-like rooms. Some rooms and suites boast incredible vistas too. The hotel can organise a range of activities for guests including the Cappadocia Hot Air Balloon Tour, ATV quad bike rides, jeep safaris and horseback riding – all great ways to explore the beautiful natural landscape.

For an exceptional and authentic Cappadocia experience with top quality service and the luxury facilities expected of a 5-star resort, the Seraphim Cave Hotel is the place to stay. Housed in a historic mansion built in 1853, protected on the historic register, the hotel has lots of charming public spaces including a stunning terrace bar ideal for taking in the  famous sunsets and the serene courtyard is the perfect place to spend a relaxed evening. Each of the 21 rooms are unique with dark antique-style furniture and opulent textiles, creating individual indulgent cave-like hideaways. Guests at the a la carte Tasula Restaurant can enjoy the finest authentic local cuisine. For relaxation, the hotel boasts a wellness area with an indoor heated pool, sauna, massage rooms and Turkish bath.

Enjoy living sustainably whilst also living the life of luxury at the Ariana Luxury Lodge. Breathtaking views over the Uchisar Valley, a deluxe concierge with private guided tours, plus and American-diner style restaurant and beautiful grounds, make this lodge a great option to call home whilst visiting the area.  The hotel itself is a stunning feat of architecture, managing to stand out and blend in with the surrounding landscape. Named after an ancient sun goddess, Ariana Lodge is a contemporary hotel with stunning grounds and sun terraces atop the hillside, ideal areas for a spot of yoga or an alfresco massage. The hotel is a light-filled, modern space adorned with bold artworks, ancient mosaics and vaulted ceilings. Rooms are contemporary with feature lighting, designer furniture and marble bathrooms.

This carefully UNESCO supported renovated historical building near Urgup offers the perfect romantic getaway, special family occasion or an educational adventure. The boutique hotel boasts spacious rooms, each with unique features like fireplaces, natural stone bathtubs, or personal hammam sauna, courtyard or terrace. All cavernous, softly lit rooms feature under floor heating and are peacefully neutral in décor. The hotel boasts a lovely swimming pool for respite from the summer heat, whilst the onsite spa offers a range of massage and beauty treatments. The hotel has two dining options but is also just a five minute walk from Urgup town centre within Goreme National Park.

A sophisticated, glass-walled circular skyscraper, the Wyndham Grand Izmir Ozdilek is a glamorous and spectacular sight on the Anatolian Coast. With 219 bedrooms (all with floor-to-ceiling views), ten event spaces and seven restaurants, it provides plenty of choices for both the business and leisure traveller. Swim in indoor and outdoor pools, follow the thermal journey and take a Turkish bath at its Qualitas Spa; work out in its fitness suite; do a spot of souvenir shopping at the gift boutique; and have a flutter at the casino. The Wyndham Grand Izmir Ozdilek is very family-friendly providing a playground, childrens’ activities and babysitting services.

Stay right beside the sea, in the first Marriott property to arrive in the city. The 149-bedroom five-star hotel is a great choice if you want direct beach access. Its sea views are panoramic, not least from its rooftop bar and infinity pool. There’s also an indoor pool and a full-service spa, a fitness suite, a lobby bar and an all-day restaurant. And those in premium suites can access the M Club Lounge. All of the rooms offer views of either the ocean or the city, with calming, contemporary decor and you can bring your furry friend along for the journey.

Found in Kavaklidere, Lugal has 90 bedrooms and suites with great views, state-of-the-art technology and butler service. The on-site restaurant, Aruni, serves indigenous a la carte dishes, allowing international guests to experience a taste of Turkey in-house. And a room service menu caters to those of all ages, with a selection, especially for kids. Those staying here have access to the health club in the Sheraton Ankara Hotel (access is via a private lift and tunnel) which offers a roof-top tennis court, a large gym and massage services). Lugal is Green Key certified and committed to sustainability within the hotel industry.

Boasting the largest ballroom in the capital, the JW Marriott in Ankara is a five-star sanctuary. Here, Turkish tradition is blended with European facilities. It accommodates the Karma Spa Wellness and Fitness with indoor and outdoor pools and 17 meeting rooms. 413 suites and guest rooms have soundproofing, USB sockets, iPod docks, robes, slippers, light-up make-up mirrors, marble bathrooms and floor-to-ceiling windows. Enjoy a meal in the Fires and Flavours all-day dining venue with its open kitchen, in the JW Steakhouse (do try the cheesecake, it’s legendary), in the spa cafe and with epic views at the Skye Vue Cocktail Bar and Terrace. The elegant JW Lounge serves a traditional afternoon tea.