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On the Çeşme peninsula, Alaçatı is one of the Aegean’s favourite boutique holiday towns, with stone houses, bougainvillea-draped lanes, windmills and a world-famous windsurfing bay. Restaurants bring the streets to life in the evening, while the peninsula’s clear bays set the rhythm of the day.

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Where to Stay in Alaçatı

  • The old bazaar and Kemalpaşa Street: stone-house hotels within walking distance of restaurants and boutiques; ideal for evenings out.
  • Hacı Memiş and Yeni Mecidiye: boutique hotels on quieter streets close to the centre.
  • The windsurf bay and Port Alaçatı: stays close to the surf schools and the marina.
  • Çeşme and Ilıca: larger beach hotels and thermal resorts a short drive from Alaçatı.

Types of Hotel

Alaçatı’s accommodation is built around boutique hotels in restored stone houses, most with few rooms and set around a courtyard or pool. Guest houses are common too, while the larger resorts are mostly in Çeşme and Ilıca. Rooms in boutique hotels can be small and child policies vary, so read the hotel’s terms before booking.

When to Go

The main season runs from June to September; July and August are very busy and hotels fill quickly. The spring herb festival and quiet autumn weeks are good times to enjoy the town at a slower pace. Strong summer winds draw windsurfers; for calmer beaches, head to the bays on the south of the peninsula.

Getting There

The nearest airport is İzmir Adnan Menderes, with a motorway to Alaçatı. For a private transfer to your hotel, see Izmir Adnan Menderes Airport to Alacati transfer. The town is walkable, and dolmuş minibuses or a car take you to the beaches and Çeşme.

Things to Do in Alaçatı

Strolling the stone lanes, the windmills, windsurfing and kitesurfing lessons, the shallow beach at Ilıca and swimming in the peninsula’s bays are Alaçatı classics. Çeşme Castle and İzmir make easy day trips.

Who Is It For?

With boutique hotels, restaurants and lively evenings, Alaçatı is ideal for couples and groups of friends, and it is one of Turkey’s best-known windsurfing and kitesurfing centres. Families with young children may prefer Ilıca or Çeşme, with a shallow beach and larger hotels; note that some boutique hotels in Alaçatı have age limits.

Practical Tips

  • The town gets very busy on summer weekends, so book restaurants ahead.
  • Parking can be hard at central hotels; check whether yours has parking.
  • On windy days, choose your beach according to the wind direction.

Booking a Hotel in Alaçatı

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Airport transfers

Izmir Adnan Menderes Airport to Alacati transfer

Alacati hotel prices

The cheapest time to stay in Alacati over the coming months is December, at an average of £167 per night. Prices peak in February (£192).

Month All hotels 5-star 4-star
October 2026 £177.02 — —
November 2026 £169.70 — —
December 2026 £167.13 — —
January 2027 £168.88 — —
February 2027 £192.19 — —
March 2027 £172.45 — —

Average lowest nightly price for 2 adults, from Booking.com availability, updated twice a month.

Frequently asked questions

How much are hotels in Alacati in October?

In October, hotels in Alacati average £177 per night, from £28 (2 adults, 1 night).

What is the cheapest month to visit Alacati?

Over the coming months, December is the cheapest, at an average of £167 per night.