View of Kempinski from Bosphorus

Lodging Istanbul Cıragan Palace Kempinski

View of Fuat Pasha Residence

Fuat Pasha Mansion on Bosphorus

You will find hotel accommodations in Turkey are some of the finest anywhere and their prices are far lower than comparable ones in other parts of Europe. Each has its unique style and all have the basic amenities. Of course, prices will vary according to the hotel’s quality, stars, category, popularity and reputation. Below you will find pictures of some of the best hotels of my choice and my guest house in Cappadocia. I can assist you for the bookings once your itinerary is set.

Bosphorus view room - Ciragan Palace

Ciragan Palace Kempinski Hotel living room

Cıragan bedroom with view on Bosphorus

Cıragan Palace bedroom

View from the room of Four Seasons on historical peninsula

Four Seasons Hotel room

Four Seasons Hotel entrance in old town

Istanbul old town entrance of Four Seasons Hotel

Canakkale Kolin Hotel room with view on Dardanelles

Kolin Hotel Canakkale

View of the room of Kismet Hotel in Kusadasi

Kısmet Hotel room near Ephesus

View of the pool of Kismet Hotel in Kusadasi

Kismet pool near Ephesus

Palmira Hotel Halicarnassus bedroom

Palmira Hotel room Halicarnassus

View of the pool of Palmira Hotel in Halicarnassus

Palmira Hotel pool in Halicarnassus

Outside view of Talya hotel in Antalya

Talya in Antalya

Living room in Talya Hotel in Antalya

Talya living room

Talya Hotel dining table

Talya buffet

Zorlu Hotel living room in Trabzon

Trabzon Zorlu suite

Gulet

Accommodations during blue voyages

View of master cabin in yacht

Master cabin in a gulet

Cappadocia is a Unesco world heritage region located in the central part of Turkey known for its interesting landscape, rock formations, fairy chimneys, rock carved churches and dwellings. Since I always liked mountains, I bought a small complex of derelict houses composed of several rooms and caves up above the area, in a small town called Uchisar. The rock castle and the houses around Uchisar must have been inhabited by early Christian communities and possibly by Hittites who always needed strategically advantageous high locations. During the restorations a tunnel connecting one of the cave rooms to a network of underground tunnels and caves was found. The existence of the tunnel in that cave room is an indication that those caves are probably dating back from the times of Hittites or early Christians of Cappadocia. My guest house offers stunning panoramic views over the valleys and the Erciyes Mountain in the horizon.

View of the entrance of Cappadocia Lodge in Pigeons valley

View From My Lodge In Pigeon Valley, Uchisar. Entrance.

View of the Valleys and Argeus mountain in the horizon from Tolun's Cappadocia Lodge

View From My Lodge In Pigeon valley, Uchisar. Panorama.

Living room view Cappadocia Lodge

My Lodge In Pigeon Valley. Living Room.

View from Tolun's Cappadocia lodge

My Lodge In Pigeon Valley. Bedroom.

bathroom sink

bathroom sink

View of the bathroom of Tolun's Cappadocia Lodge

My Lodge In Pigeon Valley. Bathroom