This PPT gives you a brief idea about the various famous hotels that can be used for accomodation while you are on a trip to this country. For more on the country features and for planning a vacation visit namasteturkey.com

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3. Kempinski Hotel Barbaros
Bay
The Kempinski Hotel Barbaros Bay
near Bodrum is a luxurious relaxing
resort with a private beach on the
Aegean Sea.
It offers activities not found at other
Turkish Riviera resorts, such as a
sailing school and diving classes.
Guests also can take a catamaran
ride, go windsurfing, or hike or bike in
the surrounding hills

4. Kempinski Hotel Barbaros Bay

5. Aral Tatil Ciftligi
Located on Bozcaada, an island in the
northern Aegean that was off-limits to
foreigners until the 1990s.
This verdant enclave is composed of
lovingly renovated stone barns and
newer rooms facing the vegetable
garden.
Family-owned Aral Holiday Farm is
part working vineyard, part island
getaway.

6. Aral Tatil Ciftligi

7. Hotel Aphrodite
Hotel Aphrodite in Bozburun, is as lovely as
its namesake: 22 rooms peek out over a
tangle of fig trees and grape vines.
Each has its own private patio or terrace.
Outdoors, it's literally a hop into the sea for
kids, while plenty of parent-friendly loungers
perch on the shady wooden decking.
When you need a break from splashing
around, Aphrodite organizes boat trips, hikes
into the hills and barbecues.

8. Hotel Aphrodite, Bozburun

9. Barut Lara
The Barut Lara Resort Spa and Suites is
showcased in an overwhelming setting:
ocean views and green gardens.
visitors can lounge by the beach, swim in
indoor and outdoor pools, visit the spa or
have a Turkish bath.
With a well prepared fitness room for
more active guests and a playroom for
kids.

10. Barut Lara

11. Delphin Diva Premiere
Located just nine miles from downtown
Antalya, the Delphin Diva Premiere offers
plenty of activities to keep people at this
luxury beachfront resort.
Guests can frolic on the private beach or
swim in a pool with its own waterslide.
There’s also a tennis court and bowling alley
for more active guests, who can dine in one
of several international cuisine restaurants in
between.

12. Delphin Diva Premiere

13. Kelebek Cave Hotel, Goreme
Snoozing in a cave. Exploring fairy chimneys
and underground cities? Watching the
sunrise from a hot-air balloon? Welcome to
Cappadocia a Unesco world heritage site and
one of Turkey's most enchanting regions,
guaranteed to enthrall kids of all ages.
Bed down in Kelebek Cave Hotel. Guest
rooms here are carved out of the landscape's
soft tufa rock.
There's also a brand-new swimming pool and
a traditional Turkish hammam.

14. Kelebek Cave Hotel
Plan a holiday trip to this amazing country to spend a night at this unique cave
hotel. Wide range of Turkey Tour Packages are available to guide you to this
hotel.

15. Royal Dragon Hotel
A Chinese-themed resort is about the last
thing people might expect to see in Turkey,
but that’s just what the Royal Dragon Hotel is.
With a dragon gracing the entrance roof, this
luxury resort combines traditional Chinese
architecture with modern amenities such as
water slides a bowling alley and decked out
fitness room.
All rooms have private balconies for guests
who prefer to do their lounging inside instead
of poolside.

16. Royal Dragon Hotel

17. Gypsophila Holiday Village
Situated between Alanya and Side, the
Gypsophila Holiday Village is an older
property.
Rooms have balconies overlooking the
pool or gardens.
It offers limited activities but does have a
swimming pool, fitness center and
internet access.

18. Gypsophila Holiday Village

19. Hilton Dalaman Resort
Hilton Dalaman Resort is an award winning
resort just a 10-minute walk from downtown
Sarigerme.
The resort has its own private beach with
cabanas and 10 indoor and outdoor
swimming pools.
A variety of water activities are offered as well
as a spa and business center.
Guests should be prepared to make hard
choices when it comes to eating as the Hilton
Dalaman Resort.

20. Hilton Dalaman Resort

21. Patara Delfin Hotel of Patara
Patara is one of the longest beaches in
Turkey, and was once the region most
important port.
Ancient Roman ruins including an
amphitheatre back the beach and are
ideal for scampering around.
For eco-peekers, Patara is a protected
nesting ground for loggerhead turtles,
which lay their eggs on these shores on
summer nights.
In nearby Patara village, the Delfin Hotel
has family rooms and apartments.

22. Patara Delfin Hotel of Patara