Spa Holidays in Turkey

Travel & Leisure

  • Author Jane Wilkinson
  • Published October 2, 2009
  • Word count 616

A luxury holiday in Turkey can be the ultimate relaxing experience if you choose to spend some time in one of the fine spa hotels. Here are two hotels with excellent spa facilities, providing rejuvenating and relaxing luxury Turkish holidays.

A luxury holiday in Turkey can prove to be a rejuvenating and refreshing experience, where you return home de-stressed, tanned and physically invigorated. And who could ask for a more relaxing way to spend a few days than at a spa in a beautiful sunny destination? You can work out the knots in your back with relaxing massages, enjoy refreshing skin treatments and try out some of the new spa therapies on offer. And to top the experience off, you can lounge around in the comfort of your luxury Turkey hotel, never having to lift a finger or want for anything.

Marden Palace Antalya

This grand spa hotel is just the place for a luxury holiday in Turkey. Marden Palace Antalya, as the name suggests, is nothing short of palatial. The hotel combines the royalty of the Anatolian and Ottoman architectural style (similar to that of the Dolmabahce Palace) with the typically historical Turkish design. The lavishness of this luxury Turkey hotel is evident as soon as you set foot inside its doors, as an elaborately designed ceiling adorned with golden leaves hangs above your head, a marble floor lies beneath your feat, and beautiful Turkish artwork surrounds you.

On arrival in your room, you won’t be disappointed. Intricate designs make up the décor, and the rooms are evidently designed for extreme comfort and luxury. The Ottoman feel of the rooms adds to the opulent atmosphere, making guests feel more like royalty than holidaymakers. And without a care in the world, you can enjoy getting some rest in comfort on arrival at this luxury hotel in Turkey.

The grounds are simply superb, with beautiful gardens creating the perfect setting for afternoon strolls. A canal runs through the gardens and alongside the large swimming pools, where gondolas can be seen gliding by. You can enjoy a swim in this beautiful setting, before heading on down to the spa. Lie back and let excellent therapists free your body from stress and fatigue, knowing that the relaxation can continue into the evening at one of the resort’s 11 bars or fine restaurant. The hotel provides a relaxing luxury Turkish holiday like no other.

If you want to get in some vigorous activity when on your luxury holiday in Turkey, the resort has a range of options for you to make use of. You can get your blood pumping at the gym, or enjoy a competitive game of squash or tennis. And after your strenuous workout, the spa will be ready and waiting to revive your tired muscles.

Turkiz Hotel

Possibly the best spa hotel for a luxury holiday in Turkey is the Turkiz. Elegance is the theme here, with the room décor being refined and classic, a perfect compliment to the pretty seaside setting. But the hotel’s absolute biggest selling point is its Thalassotherapy Spa, the ultimate spa facility designed for relaxing holistic treatments.

The incredible spa uses seawater in its hydrotherapy massage pool, and offers a range for seawater-based holistic treatments. You can expect to be transformed into a state of tranquillity and peace after spending time at this spa on your luxury holiday to Turkey.

And after a day spent at the spa or on the marina and beach relaxing in the sunshine, you can enjoy a delicious and romantic candlelit meal at La Terrasse, a perfectly positioned à la carte restaurant where you can enjoy views of the ocean whilst enjoying superb cuisine.

Jane Wilkinson is the Head of Product & Marketing for Cadogan Holidays. This multi award winning travel company has been providing tailor made luxury holidays, Turkey, with inspirational experiences and the very best luxury hotels in Turkey.

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