We stayed two nights at Hoyran Wedre while touring the southern coast of Turkey in September - early October 2011. This was worth the drive (Suleyman gave excellent directions) from our less delightful accommodations at Hotel Canada (separate review). Upon arrival, we were greeted by Canan's warm smile and Suleyman was not far behind. Our room was at the back... More

Wo soll man anfangen? Wer Trubel sucht ist hier fehl am Platz. Ein wunderschöner Ort, wo keine Musik dudelt, Lärm nicht vorkommt und man wirklich Ruhe findet. Die Zimmer sind geschmackvoll eingerichtet, der Pool ist ein Traum, der Blick eine Wonne. Canan und Süleyman sind perfekte Gastgeber: immer hilfsbereit aber nie sich aufdrängend. Wir kommen gern wieder. H und K... More

The hotel, in about 10 separate buildings, looks like a part of the hamlet in which it resides. The infinitity pool at the heart of the grounds looks out over the Med and the mountains. The rooms are individual and superb. The food is probably the best we've had anywhere in Turkey. And to cap it all Suleman and Janna,... More

We stayed at Hoyran Wedre for four dys in late Seotember 2011. We arrived at night after too long of a day driving from Konya. Even in the dark you could tell that Hoyran Wedre was a destination. We had two suites—each was a house with views overlooking the Mediterranean. We ate our dinners on second story terrace and served... More

Although not that far from the coast, this hotel is in a different world. Calm, peaceful with wonderful views of the sea from the beautiful pool and our balcony. Our room was in a building not far from the main hotel; large, attractively decorated with antique furniture and a small shower room. Provision of tea/coffee making facilities in the room... More

This hotel is truly outstanding in every way - tranquillity, wonderful views, a beautiful swimming pool set in delightful gardens, a charming house and above all delicious home-made food from local sources. The guest rooms are all very individual, tastefully furnished with beautiful antique furniture and usually have balconies.Our room was shaded by a 300 year old Mediterranean oak, which... More

My girlfriend found this place and i'm so glad she did, we originally planned to stay for just one night, however, after experiencing the pure tranquility of the place and sampling the fantastic home grown organic food, we decided to book for another night. Each traditional Turkish country house is fitted out with antique furniture sourced from Istanbul, giving each... More

I have spent most of the last 15 years travelling around this part of the world and I can say, hand on heart, that Hoyran Wedre is the best hotel I’ve ever stayed at. The stunning position, the beautifully appointed rooms and the incredible hospitality all conspire to make this a unique and truly memorable experience. We are very grateful... More

The fourth hotel on our walk along part of the Lycian Way from Beycik to Simena arranged by Inntravel. This hotel, like the Olympos Mountain Lodge earlier in the week, really hit the jackpot. Suleyman and his wife, Canan, were charming and attentive hosts. Although Hoyran is described as a country house hotel it is not the same as in... More