Alavya

A stone’s throw from Alaçati’s main square, enclosed by bougainvillea-clad walls.

Beautifully imagined by prominent designer Hakan Ezer, the 25 rooms at Alavya Hotel each exude a special, unique charm. You’ll find a private patio in some, and Jacuzzis in others; some with four-poster beds, others steeped with high-beamed ceilings: all are spacious and exquisitely decorated.

Alavya know the way to our hearts, with a breakfast buffet to relish at their superb restaurant, Mitu. Home-made pastries and breads, local cheeses and ripe fruit, all make for an unbeatable way to start the day; and of course they follow it up spectacularly with lip-smacking lunches and dinners, too.

Alavya is a haven for the health-conscious: a spa, lap pool and yoga classes are just a few of the facilities that feature here.

When you’re not taking it easy in Alavya, you’ll be down on Ilica beach with the wind in your hair as you zip along on a windsurf – or kitesurf, perhaps. In fact, the hotel's manager is a professional windsurfer, so you might want to get a couple of tips from her! And if you’re not the water-sport type, the cobbled streets of Alaçati are packed with delightful restaurants, cafes and shops to dive into.