Hataylı Oteli

Eastern Mediterranean


This three-star hotel with all mod cons is ideally located near the water at the eastern end of Atatürk Bulvarı. The excellent lobby bar has a mildly equine theme, and the 62 rooms spread over seven floors – there is a lift – are huge and handsome. The terrace breakfast room offers vistas across the Med.


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