Yediburunlar is a challenge to any reviewer. Firstly because the location and the views are impossible to put into words - they are simply stupendous. Secondly, the wonderful tasty food cannot be easily described. Thirdly, because there are some things about this place that are rather idiosyncratic. Some people will undoubtedly find these oddities irritating, while others will revel in... More

Driving to Yediburunlar Lighthouse Hotel, one’s first glimpse of the place comes at a high bend in the road where, at a distance, it looks like a miniature seaside version of Lhasa’s Potala Palace, sprawling along the edge of a sheer cliff. The Potala analogy holds in other respects too, for Yediburunlar is nothing if not a place steeped in... More

Everything about this spot was spectacular - the views, the rooms, the delicious food, the gracious hosts. We wished we had booked more than one night to stay - there are mountain bikes and hiking trails that can be taken down to the lagoons below. There are covered areas with hammocks for relaxing, backgammon, cards... A perfect stop on a... More

The photos you see tell the truth: this hotel is in a stunning location. If you want to get away from it all, then this could be the place for you, as long as you expect rustic charm, rather than scenic sophistication. The hotel makes the most of its location and isolation. All rooms enjoy very good views. It's in... More

I realise how difficult it is to write a review against the general trend without sounding overly picky or difficult to please but we did not like this hotel at all. We stayed here for three nights in the middle of a two week holiday and this establishment failed to meet hotel standards in far too many respects. I do... More

My husband and I have two words that we feel best describes the Yediburunlar Lighthouse....."Imperfect Perfection"! The appeal of this resort lies not in sophistication or grandeur but in its simplicity and warm rustic charm. The grounds are anything but manicured. An informal collection of familiar and useful plants and herbs, long grasses laced with wild flowers, plain ornamentation, litchen... More

We were in need of a relaxing holiday after a stressful year and this certainly fitted the bill. The scenery is breath taking and the hotel is quirky and unique- in a good way! The food was excellent. We are vegetarian and have found it difficult to get suitable food abroad, so it was wonderful to be able to experience... More

What a way to spend our wedding anniversary ! Definately one of those special holidays that you couldn't possibly describe well enough to do it full justice. We stayed for a week in the Mimosa - which had a hot-tub jacuzzi, its private, and perfect for relaxing with a beer after a days walk. Rooms were rustic and charming, bathroom... More

The location of the hotel is everything, you really do feel like you're on top of a mountain looking down an almost vertical drop. The owner was very welcoming and you feel more like being guests at a country cottage rather than being in a hotel, everything is very laidback and you just do what you want to do. The... More