Alavya

About Alavya

Alavya is a small boutique hotel in the old village quarter of Alaçatı, on the Çeşme peninsula. The MICHELIN Guide, which has awarded it one MICHELIN Key for exceptional hospitality, describes it as six historic village houses joined together and restored, with 25 rooms in all. The hotel is built around a lush backyard shaded by trees, which the hotel describes as an orchard. In the evenings this garden becomes a relaxed social space, with Mediterranean small plates and locally produced wine. Dining is handled by Mitu, an all-day meeting point, and Mitu Lokanta for Aegean-style evening meals; the MICHELIN Guide notes that breakfast can be taken whenever and wherever guests like. For wellbeing there is Miboso, with a sauna, steam room and massage rooms, plus a gym and yoga and Pilates sessions. The hotel says it welcomes guests all year round rather than only in the summer season. Alavya holds a tourism operation licence from the Ministry of Culture and Tourism, which lists it in the special-category (Özel) class. The stone streets of Alaçatı, with their shops, cafés and restaurants, are on the doorstep.