Sapanca - Yılbaşı Otelleri

Ramada Resort By Wyndham Thermal Sapanca consists of 90 bungalow houses and a shared outdoor pool with 1+1, 2+1 and 3+1 options, designed with the understanding of perfect comfort, in the unique nature of Sapanca.

Sapanca Bamboolow Resort is a corner of paradise built on an area of 7000 m² on the shore of Sapanca Lake, at the foot of Kartepe, where nature generously displays every shade of green.

World Deluxe Sapanca, which turns your stay into a wonderful holiday memory and is located in nature, allows you to have a pleasant holiday away from the stress of city life with its lake view and location in the forest.

We are waiting for you at Karakaya Villa. We are waiting for you in Sapanca, where its unique nature and every beauty of green are. A world away from the stress and noise of the city, with every shade of green.

Located in Sapanca, which is known for its natural beauties, Taşev Sapanca Hotel opens the doors of peace to its guests in a green area.

Notre établissement sert le concept de bed and breakfast. Il a été établi sur une superficie de 5 000 m2.

Gölevi Resort Sapanca offers a concept with 26 rooms in total, where you can stay in touch with nature with your pet friends.

Vous êtes à la bonne adresse pour un agréable week-end ou de longues vacances d'été : Sapanca Aqua Hotel.

When you enter the Kiyi Bungalow, the tranquility hotel of Sapanca, the road that welcomes you will be the way to your home, and the restaurant will be the dining hall of your house. Here you are alone with yourself and your loved one.

Nous changeons la perception du luxe de la ville d'Esentepe, la plus belle rive du lac Sapanca.

Feel & Live Hotel Villas Restaurant, offering entertainment and relaxation together, away from the crowd and stress of the city, in touch with nature, with the most special and most beautifully presented flavors from local and world cuisine by our expert

Sapanca Uğurlu Bungalow is 2+1 50 m² and is detached and has an outdoor swimming pool. There is a sitting group, fire pit and hammock in the garden.

The natives and ancients of Sapanca called them Kumbaz. In Sapanca, no other words were used to describe the lakeside and coastal area.