Hotels in Turkey

Turkey has several cities that are popular for tourists, and as a country, it is generally well-connected with public transport that is both affordable and reliable. If you're looking for hotels that can show you the true side of Turkey, then you should consider the Millennium Istanbul Golden Horn Hotel in Istanbul, as it is well-placed to take advantage of the boat, bus, tram and subway facilities. We also recommend a stay in the Hotel Mithat in Ankara, one of the most popular cities where tourists book hotels in Turkey. However, the subway and suburban railway can be hard to understand as it is entirely in Turkish. Bodrum is another popular city that we recommend you stay in, and the DoubleTree by Hilton Bodrum Marina Vista is a good option for a hotel. Taxis are the best way to get around Bodrum, although, in general, Turkey is a safe country to walk around.

Turkey has some incredible attractions for tourists to visit, and while a lot of them are in the capital, Istanbul, it is well worth exploring outside the big cities. The Aspendos Theatre, which is just between Antalya and Manavgat, is a Roman theatre still used for open-air theatre performances. You can pay for tours around the theatre, and we recommend staying in the Delight Deluxe Boutique Hotel Antalya. An unmissable attraction in Turkey is the Pamukkale hot springs that were formed with white terraces of travertine. They are located northwest of Denizli, where we recommend the Angel’s Park Hotel. The springs are open 24/7, and you can buy tickets to tours or to bathe as you please.

Guests looking for cheap hotels in Turkey in the best nightlife zones will be pleased to know that Istanbul has some fantastic options. The Long Stay Istanbul is well-placed to give you easy access to the Pub Crawls that take place through the city and start near Galata Tower and run on Wednesdays, Fridays, and Saturdays. Kuçadan is another place that tourists can find cheap hotels and vibrant nightlife in Turkey, home to famous karaoke bars, such as the Dubliners Karaoke Bar and Charlie’s Place Karaoke. In Kuçadan, we recommend that you stay in the Old Town Boutique Hotel.

If you are looking for a city with history and art in Turkey, then look no further than Istanbul. It is home to the Hagia Sophia, a church built from 532 to 537 AD that was converted into a mosque. It is now an active place of worship again and considered one of the wonders of the world. Entry is free every day, and you can hire paid tours as well. The Sultan Ahmed Mosque, also known as the Blue Mosque in Istanbul, is another unmissable attraction. Built between 1609 and 1616, the beautiful mosque is free to enter and only closes at prayer time. Both Mosques have a strict dress code for women, asked to cover their heads, shoulders, and knees. There are many hotels in Turkey that you can find in Istanbul, but we recommend you stay at The Green Park Pendik Hotel or the Akgun Istanbul Hotel.

If you are looking to save money on your hotel room in Turkey, consider visiting the country in March as it is the least expensive month at just £109 per night. Avoid booking a hotel room in September if you are looking for a deal; it is the most expensive month.

Our users tend to visit Istanbul more often than any other city when travelling to Turkey.

At £54 per night, Fethiye is the most expensive city in Turkey to book a hotel room in. The average cost of £54 is about 46% above the country's average price per night.

If you are travelling to Turkey on a budget, plan to stay in Istanbul which boasts the lowest average hotel room cost in the country. Charging about 80% lower than the country’s average, hotel room rates in Istanbul are typically around £6 per night.

There are 48,973 operators available for hotels in Turkey as of July 2025.

Prices for hotels in Turkey are updated daily.