Alavya

Interior design Hakan Ezer

Interior design Hakan Ezer

Honoring Turkey’s creative past, designer Hakan Ezer placed works by renowned Turkish artists throughout the hotel.

Here, pieces by Zeki Faik İzer sit beside those of Cihat Burak, Bedri Rahmi Eyüboğlu, and selected artwork by Sabri Berkel, Neşe Erdok, and Ahmet Çerkez. Ezer also included hyperlocal design elements, such as the curtains in the Tourmaline building, which are made from the aprons of local villagers. A huge marble table adds a touch of sleek elegance in the reception area.

Architecture Polimeks

Formerly an open-air cinema characterized by orchards and small stone village houses...

Alavya is set in five renovated buildings and one newly built structure, with patios and a courtyard offering places for guests to interact. Pastel French doors, blue wooden window shutters, orange terracotta roof tiles, and black iron balconies add texture to the landscape of orchards and gardens, which is dotted with day beds dressed in white and numerous hideaways amid the trees and gardens.