HATAY hotels & apartments, all accommodations in HATAY
The Museum Hotel Antakya
St. Pierre Mevkii, Haraparasi Mahallesi, Hacilar Sokak No:26/1 Antakya, HATAY, Turkey
4-star hotels in HATAY
Artes Hotel
Subasi Mahallesi, Topardic Caddesi, No:2 31160, Defne, HATAY, Turkey
Savon Hotel
Kurtulus Cad. No 192, HATAY, Turkey
Antik Grand Hotel
Hurriyet Cad. No:18 Antakya, HATAY, Turkey
Sami Akar Saray Otel
Hurriyet Caddesi Zenginler Mahallesi No:3 Antakya Turkey, HATAY, Turkey
**Discover HATAY: Explore hotels across the city**
Nestled in southern Turkey, Hatay is a captivating city with a rich history and vibrant culture. It is known for its diverse culinary heritage, ancient attractions, and warm Mediterranean climate. As part of the geographical region historically known as Levant, Hatay offers a mix of influences from different civilizations. For those seeking accommodation, neighborhoods like Antakya's Old Town, Harbiye, and Iskenderun are ideal due to their proximity to major attractions and a wide range of hotels and restaurants.
**Must-see landmarks of HATAY**:
St. Pierre Church in Antakya: Built into the mountainside, this ancient church is believed to be where St. Peter preached and is a significant Christian pilgrimage site.
Hatay Archaeology Museum in Antakya: This museum houses a remarkable collection of artifacts from the region’s rich history, including Roman mosaics and sculptures.
Vakifli Village: As the last Armenian village in Turkey, Vakifli offers a glimpse into traditional Armenian culture, with its stone houses and lush surroundings.
**Must-visit events in HATAY**:
Kervan Festival in Samandag: Celebrating Hatay’s nomadic heritage, this festival features traditional music, dance, and a colorful caravan procession.
International Hatay Cuisine Festival in Antakya: Food enthusiasts flock to this event to savor Hatay’s renowned cuisine, known for its distinctive flavors and diverse culinary influences.
Antakya Olive Oil and Tastes Festival: This festival celebrates the region’s olive oil production and showcases a variety of local products, including cheeses, preserves, and handicrafts.
**What is the most and the least popular time to visit HATAY?**
The most popular time to visit Hatay is during the spring and autumn months when the weather is mild and pleasant, and outdoor activities can be enjoyed comfortably. The least popular time to visit is during the sweltering summer, when temperatures soar, making sightseeing and outdoor excursions challenging. Winters are also relatively quiet, with cooler temperatures and occasional rainfall, but still offer a unique charm for visitors seeking a more tranquil experience.