Fethiye, Turkey

Ahama

Price per night from$906.83

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If you haven’t entered any dates, the rate shown is provided directly by the hotel and represents the cheapest double room (inclusive of taxes and fees) available in the next 60 days.

Prices have been converted from the hotel’s local currency (EUR779.63), via openexchangerates.org, using today’s exchange rate.

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Style

Sylvan cabana-dotted retreat

Setting

Riviera’s reflective side

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Set on the Turkish Riviera, boutique resort Ahama comes with the promise of widescreen Mediterranean sunsets, pine-scented breezes and private cabanas set among the cool of the coastal canopy. Mindful diversions at this secluded bay retreat include sound baths, art therapy, qigong and watsu (water shiatsu) — or dive into forest bathing literally at the hotel’s pool in the woods.

 

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Facilities

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Need to know

Rooms

59 rooms and cabanas, plus a large private villa.

Check–Out

Noon and check-in is at 3pm. Early arrivals are welcome to use the hotel’s communal spaces for free until their rooms are ready, but there’s a charge for lingering after check-out.

More details

Rates include à la carte breakfast at the Glasshouse.

Also

Unfortunately, Ahama is not suitable if you have mobility issues or need wheelchair access.

Hotel closed

The hotel opens seasonally from 1 June to 31 October.

At the hotel

Free WiFi throughout. In rooms: air-conditioning, Harman Kardon Bluetooth speaker, Nespresso coffee machine, tea-making kit, minibar, free bottled water, Taschen books, yoga mat, bathrobes, slippers and Acqua di Parma bath products.

Our favourite rooms

Ahama’s ravishing rooms and comely cabanas lean heavily into Japanese wabi-sabi aesthetics, featuring earthy tones and natural materials including jute, wood and stone, and making good use of sunlight. Deluxe Cabanas hit the sweet spot between standard and premier options. Bag the Sea View for acres of space, including a chunky terrace backdropped by Med panoramas.

Poolside

Retreat into the relative cool and shade of the forest, where the outdoor pool (and its accompanying bar) are open from 8am until 7pm.

Spa

Ahama’s extensive roster of wellness activities includes t’ai chi, qi gong, shamanic rituals and sound baths. There are three treatment rooms for facials and massages, and in-room massage treatments are available on request.

Packing tips

An appetite to bring a little Zen to your beach holiday, making the most of the hotel’s raft of mindful activities.

Also

Views from the lakeside fitness studio — in a picturesque spot — are sure to inspire even the most reluctant of gym bunnies; there’s a bonus alfresco CrossFit area out in the forest.

Pet‐friendly

Dogs weighing under eight kilogrammes are welcome, as long as they’re kept on a lead in public areas. In Premier and Premium cabanas there’s a nightly fee of €100; €60 a day in other rooms (includes a bowl, bed and toy). See more pet-friendly hotels in Fethiye.

Children

Over fives are welcome. Premier and Premium cabanas accommodate families of up to four; Deluxe cabanas sleep up to three. The Kids’ Atelier (for ages eight and over) offers a range of nature-based workshops, plus art and music sessions.

Sustainability efforts

Ahama's sustainability initiatives include local sea-to-table dining, a resident herb garden for just-picked garnishes, water- and energy-saving devices, and environmentally friendly low-waste products.

Food and Drink

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Top Table

Êge's swoonsome setting right on the seafront gives it a panoramic edge.

Dress Code

Keep it bright and breezy for alfresco dining under the Turkish sun: boho cotton kaftans and cool, light linens are in keeping with Ahama’s laidback ambience.

Hotel restaurant

Ahama’s quartet of dining options give you plenty to sing about. Êge pairs its waterfront setting with Japanese-influenced sea-to-table dining, reserved for guests aged 14 and over. Modern Mex-Med cuisine is speciality of beach-club-like Mezkla. The Glasshouse is open for all-day dining and transforms into a laidback lounge by night, with acoustic music sessions and mellow DJ sets. Smoke, salt and open flames underpin the cuisine at Ay, a restaurant inspired by  the convivial atmosphere of ancestral Aegean feasts. Expect wood-fired seafood and meats, bold Levantine mezze and dishes finished with foraged herbs.

Hotel bar

There are bars in all three of the main restaurants, with Mezkla open until 11pm and Êge and the Glasshouse continuing to serve until after 11pm. The pool bar is open until 7pm.

Last orders

The Glasshouse and Êge keep the (beach) party going until after 11pm. Breakfast starts from 7am in the Glasshouse, and from 9am at Mezkla. Ay is open for dinner from 7.30pm to midnight.

Room service

A dedicated menu means in-room dining is available around the clock.

Location

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Address
Ahama
Günlüklü Koyu, Yanıklar, Muğla Caddesi No. 1
Fethiye/Muğla
48308
Turkey

Ahama is a laidback Turquoise Coast retreat, set idyllically between secluded sandy bays and fragrant forests, close to Göcek’s yachting utopia.

Planes

Dalaman Airport is around 45 minutes away by car, and the hotel can organise private transfers at additional cost on request.

Automobiles

There’s plenty to keep you occupied in-resort, and boat charters may well prove the most appealing way to explore the coastline’s teal waters and hidden coves. But if you do feel the need for speed, car rental is available and there’s free valet parking at the hotel.

Other

There’s direct access to the hotel via Günlüklü Bay, where private yachts and other small boats can dock.

Worth getting out of bed for

A full calendar of wellness activities is your jumping-off point at Ahama. You can go full immersion mode with a gong bath in the resort’s dedicated sound temple, or practise the gentle arts of qi gong and t’ai chi. Art therapy sessions offer the chance to unleash your inner Picasso or Pollock; while sunrise yoga, forest bathing and even ancient shamanic rituals lean in to the hotel’s serene setting.

Admire your Mediterranean locale from the water: paddleboarding, kayaking or swimming in the sheltered shallows, or indulging in a spot of watsu (aka water shiatsu).

Beyond the resort, you can charter a yacht for stylish sailing excursions to the Göcek Islands, spotting Roman ruins, secret coves and perhaps even the occasional loggerhead turtle along the way. Get your Lara Croft on at the ancient Lycian tombs hewn into the cliffs overlooking Fethiye. And set your heart aflutter on a hike through Butterfly Valley: accessible only by boat, this lush, narrow canyon is home to more than 100 species of the colourful critters.

Local restaurants

You’ll struggle to find anything as polished as Ahama’s seafood and mezze plates along this relatively undeveloped stretch of the Turquoise Coast. But if you’re determined to dine out during your stay, there’s a handful of rustic eateries scattered along the scenic coast road to Fethiye, among them kofte trucks and brunch spots-with-a-view.

Reviews

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By Mr & Mrs Smith

Every hotel featured is visited personally by members of our team, given the Smith seal of approval, and then anonymously reviewed. As soon as our reviewers have returned from this bay retreat on Turkey’s Turquoise Coast and unpacked their stash of regional olives and figs, a full account of their boho beach break will be with you. In the meantime, to whet your wanderlust, here's a quick peek inside Ahama in Fethiye…

Ahama takes its name from an ancient Lycian term meaning beloved. It’s a word that imbues the resort’s ethos, beginning with the ongoing protection of Gunluklu Bay’s rare liquidambar trees and reaching its natural apotheosis in healing shamanic rituals, spiritual sunrise yoga sessions and guided forest-bathing.

Soak up life-affirming vistas from Ahama’s forest-fringed bay, gazing out across meditative Mediterranean waters to the Gocek Islands beyond, and retreat to your mind-clearing wabi-sabi digs to cherish a spot of analogue downtime. You’ll have no need of a TV when you can enjoy soul-nourishing sea and forest views from your private terrace or window. And, when the mood takes you, put yourself in the picture with languorous yacht excursions up and down this dreamy stretch of Turquoise Coast.

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