Top 10 Most Beautiful Hotel Suggestions for April

April, the most beautiful time of spring, is a wonderful period to feel nature awakening, refresh yourself a little, and discover new places. Neither too hot nor too cold, these are days when flowers bloom, birds sing more cheerfully, and the color of the sea competes with that of the sky. Whether you want to start your day with the scent of the sea on the beach or find peace in the silence of the mountains, there are unique hotels waiting for you all over Turkey. Some make you feel like you are in a warm home with their wooden texture, some tell the story of centuries in the shadow of their stone walls, and some offer fairy-tale views from their windows. In this list, I’ve compiled the most beautiful destinations where you can enjoy your vacation in April, from the tranquil shores of Akyaka to the magical stones of Cappadocia, from the forest-covered retreats of Bolu to the nostalgic streets of Ayvalık.

10 Best Hotels to Stay at in April

1. Kerme Ottoman Konak, Akyaka, Muğla
2. Ephesus Boutique Hotel, Kuşadası, Aydın
3. Wineport Lodge Hotel, Ağva, Istanbul
4. Mimoza Büyükada, Büyükada, Istanbul
5. Exedra Hotel Cappadocia, Ortahisar, Nevşehir
6. Hindiba Doğa Evi, Mengen, Bolu
7. Abant Lotus Hotel, Abant, Bolu
8. Macaron Konağı, Ayvalık, Balıkesir
9. İncirli Ev Hotel, Alaçatı, İzmir
10. Nişanyan Evleri, Şirince, İzmir

Kerme Ottoman Konak, Akyaka

Located on the banks of the Azmak River, one of the most spacious spots in Akyaka, Kerme Ottoman Konak offers you a unique vacation experience with its location and atmosphere. You can reach the sea in ten minutes on foot and the riverbank in five minutes. The hotel's architecture blends Ottoman and Seljuk influences with a modern touch; each room features authentic details, woodwork, and intricate motifs. The wooden pavilion in the garden, with its comfortable seating area furnished with cushions, copper trays, hand-woven Mevlana green carpets, and beaded mosque lamps, brings to life the warmth of Anatolia. Even as you ascend and descend the stairs, you feel immersed in this traditional ambiance. You start your day with a rich Turkish breakfast in the morning, and at lunchtime you can satisfy your appetite with snacks from Italian and Turkish cuisine. In the evening, the carefully prepared dinners served by the river with a nice drink are one of the most enjoyable moments of your vacation. Guests who come here in April say they especially love the hotel's peaceful atmosphere during this time when nature comes alive. Some describe sipping their morning coffee to the sound of the Azmak River as the most beautiful moment of their vacation, while others mention how the short walks along the riverbank after dinner soothe their souls… The staff’s friendly and attentive attitude, the cleanliness of the rooms, and the attention to detail are among the aspects frequently praised by guests.

Ephesus Boutique Hotel, Kusadasi

Located just outside Kuşadası, overlooking the quiet valley of Kirazlı Village, Ephesus Boutique Hotel is a wonderful place to feel the awakening of nature in April and enjoy a peaceful vacation. It is a place that brings the green of pine trees into its rooms rather than luxury and glitz. From your balcony, all you see is the village's serene landscape and the myriad hues of nature. If you're looking to escape the crowds and unwind, this is the place for you. For those planning a honeymoon, there are rooms with fireplaces and jacuzzis; the romantic atmosphere makes you feel special. For those thinking of coming with their families, you can stay comfortably with your children in the spacious rooms. In April, nature comes to life around the garden and pool; colorful flowers bloom, and the sound of birdsong envelops the pool like a lullaby. If you want to go to the sea, the unspoiled bays of Dilek Peninsula National Park, about 15 minutes away, offer a peaceful getaway in April. The hotel's kitchen brings the authentic flavors of the Aegean to the table; bread is baked in their own ovens, vegetables are grown in their garden, and jams and eggs are homemade. You can enjoy your breakfast in the garden, in the restaurant, or in your room. You can also bring your pets, as the hotel welcomes guests with pets. If you are looking for a quiet and peaceful atmosphere in April, this is the place for you. Kirazlı Village is a special place in itself; its breakfasts are famous, and its nature is breathtaking. While staying here, you are about 10 kilometers away from historical sites such as Şirince, Ephesus, and Meryem Ana. For a different dining experience, you can visit Çiy Restaurant in Caferli Village. If you're looking for some evening entertainment, the central area of Kuşadası offers a variety of restaurants, bars, and vibrant streets right at your fingertips.

Wineport Lodge Hotel, Agva

Located on the banks of the Göksu River, Wineport Lodge Hotel offers a peaceful and tranquil atmosphere in Ağva, making your vacation unforgettable with its natural surroundings and river views. Every corner of the hotel has been carefully designed to create an atmosphere that makes guests feel special. You are surrounded by nature, and the soothing flow of the river and the greenery of the surrounding area will relax your soul. The hotel has a total of 12 rooms, available in three different types. The antique-style wall sconces used in the rooms cast a soft, warm light, creating a relaxing and elegant ambiance. Breakfasts fully reflect the natural flavors of the Aegean and Black Sea regions: jams are made from fresh seasonal produce, and cheese varieties, butter, and honey are sourced entirely from the Ağva and Şile regions. Here, your vacation doesn't just take place at the hotel; there are countless beauties to discover in the surrounding area. Hacıllı Waterfalls and the 11 Lakes Valley are ideal for nature walks and adventure enthusiasts. You can go trekking in Kilimli Bay with its unique Black Sea views, or feel the adrenaline rush with a river safari on the Göksu River.

Mimoza Büyükada, Büyükada

Visiting Büyükada in April is like taking a short break from the hustle and bustle of the city and immersing yourself in the tranquil atmosphere of the island. Walking through the historic stone streets, passing by old mansions, cats, and flower-filled balconies is a unique pleasure. It's as if time has stood still, but the beautiful details are still there. Seeing the Greek Orphanage from afar leaves a feeling of sadness and admiration in one's heart. At the Islands Museum, it is almost impossible not to immerse yourself in the island's past. Mimoza Büyükada Hotel is my source of peace after all these discoveries. It is located just a 3-4 minute walk from the pier, in a small and charming village street. The rooms are spacious and airy, with every detail carefully thought out. The wooden textures on the ceilings and the works of art on the walls add a special warmth to the rooms. In the mornings, you can enjoy a simple tea with your breakfast on the terrace, but the spirit of the island is so colorful that even the olives on the table seem to be dancing in the air. For dinner, my favorite spot is Secret Garden. Quiet, elegant, and delicious; you can enjoy raki and fish with your loved ones, and never skip the desserts to complete the day.

Exedra Hotel Cappadocia, Ortahisar

Located in the heart of Cappadocia, Exedra Hotel tells its own story with each of its rooms and suites. Combining historic caves and restored stone houses with modern touches, the hotel preserves unique features such as fireplaces, bay windows, alcoves, buried grape presses, and wine cellars, offering guests a unique experience. Each room's unique design is combined with frescoes inspired by Cappadocia's historical heritage, creating an elegant atmosphere with high-quality standards. Breakfast, served in the morning, begins with completely fresh and carefully prepared delicacies. Throughout the day, the kitchen offers flavors from around the world; the Fresco Burger is a must-try. The hotel's own winery and cellar are a special treat for wine lovers. There are many beautiful places to discover in Cappadocia that you should not leave without visiting. You can watch the sunset in Kızıl Vadi, just five minutes from the hotel, or start your day with a hot air balloon ride at sunrise. You can drink Turkish coffee over coals on Ortahisar Hill, take an ATV tour in the valleys, and visit Ihlara Valley and Göreme Open Air Museum. Valley walks during the full moon offer unforgettable moments.

Hindiba Doğa Evi, Mengen

For those with crowded minds, those who truly want to say “hello” to nature, and those who appreciate the value of silence, Hindiba Nature House in Mengen is a haven. Here, you can curl up with your book by the fireplace and let your soul be at one with nature. This small but cozy place is ideal for anyone who wants to spend time with their children, their four-legged friends, or just themselves. Hindiba Nature House is located in the Mengen district of Bolu, on the Yedigöller Road in Kıyaslar Village. The rooms, built in harmony with nature using stone and wood materials, are spacious and comfortable, with every detail carefully considered. The pet-friendly hotel is also ideally located for nature walks and outdoor activities. In the mornings, guests start their day with a fresh breakfast made with local and organic products. In the evenings, the region's natural flavors are served in a healthy and thoughtful manner. For those who want to take short walks in the afternoons, natural beauties such as Yedigöller National Park, Gölcük Nature Park, Kuş Cenneti Lake, and Abant are just a few steps away. Here, you can hear the most beautiful whispers of nature. Everything has been thought of for those who wish to slow down, blend into nature, and reconnect with themselves. If you are seeking a peaceful escape from the city, you can spend time here surrounded by tranquility and nature.

Abant Lotus Hotel, Abant

If you are wondering how to modernize a mountain house, Abant Lotus Hotel is a great example. With 26 rooms, it offers comfortable and nature-friendly accommodation. Before going to the rooms, you need to see the lobby; the high-ceilinged area and one side completely transformed into glass enchant you even before you enter the room.
The hotel has four different room types, each carefully designed. Breakfast in the morning is like a dream; the spread includes five or six hot options, plenty of cheese, and fresh produce. In fact, there are even regular guests who come just for the breakfast. Dinner is served at Lotus Alacart; the menu mainly features international cuisine, but leaving the hotel without trying the Lotus Kebab would almost be a disservice.
The gardens are a separate delight; you can take a walk on the lush green lawns or relax in hammocks and swings. The spa area is small but impressive; massages and therapies are particularly successful.
Abant Lotus Hotel offers a modern yet warm experience for those seeking a peaceful escape in nature. If you visit in April, you can enjoy the hotel’s beauty even more deeply with the fresh spring air.

Macaron Konagi, Ayvalık

One of the few historic buildings in the center of Ayvalık, Macaron Konağı combines the feel of the past with modern comforts. The owners decided to share this mansion with their guests by restoring an old priest's house. The size of the building and garden make it an ideal living space for guests. It has a total of nine rooms, each of which has been restored while preserving its original features. Stone walls, straw plaster, ceilings, bay windows, and geranium balconies offer guests a peaceful stay in a historic atmosphere. The garden is a place where you can enjoy yourself in all four seasons; you can soak up the sun in summer and immerse yourself in the colors of nature in spring and autumn. Staying at Macaron Konağı means experiencing Ayvalık's sea, nature, and climate in every season. From the moment you enter the mansion, you feel that its natural texture has remained intact. You can only escape the magic of this place, where you feel as if you are in a period film, by blending into Ayvalık nights and enjoying fish at a long table.

İncirli Ev Hotel, Alaçatı

Alaçatı is beautiful in every season, summer or winter. Whenever I pack my suitcase, I see streets decorated with bougainvillea, the blue sea, and the bright sky. As I walk down these streets, when I enter the garden of İncirli Ev Hotel, I feel as if I have come home. The peaceful atmosphere and the warm, sincere owners play a big role in this feeling. The hotel has been restored to its original state as an old Greek house. The scent of the seven-leaf trees, lemon, almond, and mandarin orange trees in the front courtyard mixes with the clean scent of soap, creating a unique atmosphere in the garden. The 150-year-old fig tree that gives the hotel its name shades the courtyard and stands as a silent witness to the past. The İncirli Ev Hotel has a total of eight rooms, each one unique. The furniture is nostalgic in style, and the bathrooms are spacious and airy. Honeymoon couples prefer the white room, while the terrace room and blue room are favorites among regular guests. In winter, all rooms have fireplaces, offering a romantic and warm atmosphere. Breakfasts, featuring jams made by the hosts, cheese pancakes, herb and lentil pastries, crispy pastries, and freshly brewed tea, turn into a feast. The enjoyment continues with cookies and cakes served at five o'clock tea. Sitting under the Alicante and Isabella grapevines in the garden offers an indescribable sense of peace. There are also plenty of dining options around Alaçatı: for coffee, try Sailors, Apero, Köşe Kahve, Local Cups, and Vegata; for home-cooked meals, try Avrasya and Karinna; for fish, try Fahri; for light snacks, try Sailors; and in the evenings, enjoy the lively atmosphere at Sir Winston, Boop, and Limon. Places to visit include the Kösem Olive Oil Museum, the flamingos in the Alaçatı wetlands, and the Çeşme Castle and its museum.

Nişanyan Houses, Şirince

On our journey along the Aegean coast, before reaching Selçuk, we leave behind the old castle perched on the hill and head for the peaceful streets of Şirince. Driving through olive groves and peach trees in bloom, heralding the arrival of spring, lightens the spirit. With soft music playing in the background and our dreams of wine tasting, we arrive in Şirince. One of the most special spots in this village nestled on a green hillside is Nişanyan Houses. Its 30-acre estate, surrounded by vineyards and olive trees, offers such peace and tranquility that one feels at one with nature and the sincerity of the village. We are welcomed with elderberry syrup by the marble pool. After settling into our room, Köşk 5, we head to the terrace; Müjde's black mulberry gin and tonic before dinner, combined with the view, makes for an unforgettable moment. The evening menu includes olive oil appetizers, risotto, falafel, and hot topiks for vegans and vegetarians. Everything is as pleasing to the eye as it is to the palate. Even the small details in the rooms have been carefully thought out, with ecological and nature-friendly products used in the shampoo and shower gels. This mix of guests, villagers, and travelers gives the place a unique vibe. The next morning, after breakfast, we leave the hotel and wander around the winding, rocky streets of the village. The 19th-century St. John the Baptist Church, Judas trees, and charming shops and eateries offer a different beauty with every step you take in Sirince. Every moment you spend here allows you to form a warm connection with nature, history, and the people of the village.