[2025 Kadinlar Denizi Mahallesi Hotels] Travel Guide for Le Bleu Hotel & Resort Kusadasi (Updated Jul)

| 7 Must-Visit Treasure Spots in Turkey‼️ One guide is all you need📝 1. Cappadocia: Alien Landscapes & Hot Air Balloon Extravaganza ✅ Photo Tips -Sunrise spot: Göreme Panorama Viewpoint (Sultan Cave Suites rooftop requires reservation) -Night shots: ATV sunset tour in Red Valley (wear dust masks) 🍴 Must-try Cave Restaurants -Testi Kebab: Flaming clay pot show, recommended Topdeck Cave Restaurant -Lamb stew: Perfect with local wine ⚠️ Pro tip: Book hot air balloons with Royal/Butterfly companies (reserve 3 days ahead! Pay in Euro cash) 2. Lake Tuz: Pink Salt Lake Fairy Photography Guide 📸 Shooting Guide -Best time: June-Sept water season, afternoon light enhances pink tones -Outfit: Bright dresses + straw hats (avoid white blending in) 3. Aegean Towns: Kusadasi × Çeşme Twin City Tour 🌅 Kusadasi -Sunset spot: LEBLUE Hotel coastal rocks -Couple shots: Pier bench against sunset 🏰 Çeşme -Greek-style castle: Rooftop views of blue-white buildings (40 Lira ticket) -Island hopping: 15-min boat to Chios, Greece (Schengen visa needed) 🦐 Food: Seafood restaurants for grilled octopus + olive oil mussels 4. Troy Ruins: Epic Ancient Battlefield ⚔️ Highlights -Wooden Horse: Low-angle shots for grandeur (arrive by 9am) -Ancient theater: Wide-angle stairway shots -Hidden spot: West gate countryside views 📜 Tip: Hire guide for Trojan War stories (study layout first) 5. Ephesus Library of Celsus: Roman Grandeur 📚 Photography Plan -Panorama: Shoot downward from main stairs (ultra-wide lens) -Details: Morning light on Nike relief -Atmosphere: Evening column shadows 🍦 Nearby treat: Selçuk's pistachio ice cream! 6. Pamukkale: White Travertine Pool Styling Guide ☁️ Photo Tricks -Timing: Head straight to upper pools at opening -Outfit: Bikini + cover-up (red/blue pops against white) ♨️ Experience: Hierapolis ancient thermal pools 7. Istanbul Grand Bazaar: Cultural Photography Goldmine 🛍️ Exploration Tips -Lantern shops: Photograph glass lamp labyrinths (bargain hard in alleys) -Local life: Spice piles & copper tea pots -Souvenirs: Hand-painted ceramics (haggle 50% off!) 🍢 Must-eat: Köfte meatballs + fresh pomegranate juice 💡 Bloody Lessons Learned 1️⃣ Cash: Carry 300-500€ (balloons/bazaars), better exchange rates in cities 2️⃣ Peak season: Book hotels 2 months ahead for May-Oct! Wear comfy shoes 3️⃣ Safety: Beware of fluent English scammers #RomanticDestinations #TurkeyTravel #Istanbul #WorldTravelDreams

#MarchGoodPlaces2025 For the trip to Pamukkale, we chose to stay at Le Bleu Hotel in Kusadasi. Since it is close to the sea, the resort has its own private beach and a wealth of entertainment facilities, including swimming pools, water parks, spas and bars... It is very suitable for families or couples. The hotel also has a SPA with massage and Turkish bath services; the attached restaurant provides meals. The dishes are quite good and diverse, and the chef is very friendly. The room has a balcony, and the view facing the Aegean Sea is very beautiful. The bed is comfortable and it feels pretty good to live in.

#Travel tips for overseas Turkey is located halfway between Europe, Asia, the Middle East, and Africa, and is a country with a unique geographical environment in the world. Over its long history, a unique culture that cannot be described as either Eastern or Western has been born. In VOL.1, we will introduce our tour of Kusadasi, Izmir, and Denizli, including the World Heritage sites of Ephesus, Aphrodisia, and Pamukkale. This is a record of the 8 days from leaving Japan to returning home. °•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°• Travel itinerary 🔸Day 1 10:15 Depart Narita to Istanbul on Turk Airlines✈️ 18:00 Arrive Istanbul 21:00 Depart Istanbul to Izmir on Turk Airlines✈️ 22:15 Arrive Izmir 11:00 From Izmir Airport to Kusadasi by bus, about 90km About 1.5 hours🚌 ◦⊹⋯⋯⋯⋯⊹◦⊹⋯⋯⋯⊹◦⊹⋯⋯⋯⊹◦⊹⋯⋯⋯⊹◦⊹⋯⋯⋯⊹ 🔸Day 2 0:50 Arrive at Le Bleu Hotel & Resort in Kusadasi 8:00 Take bus to Ephesus ruins, about 20km, about 30 minutes 8:30 Start sightseeing at the Ephesus ruins, a World Heritage Site 10:20 Take bus to Sirince village, about 11km, about 20 minutes🚌 11:00 Arrive at Sirince village 12:00 Take a bus to Aphrodisias Ruins, about 165km About 2.5 hours🚌 13:30 Lunch break 16:00 Arrive at Aphrodisias Ruins Start sightseeing at the World Heritage Site Aphrodisias Ruins 17:30 Take a bus to Pamukkale, about 70km, about 1.5 hours 19:00 Arrive at Pam Thermal Hotel in Pamukkale ◦⊹⋯⋯⋯⋯⊹◦◦⊹⋯⋯⋯⊹◦◦⊹⋯⋯⋯⊹◦⊹⋯⋯⋯⊹ 🔸Day 3 7:30 Start sightseeing at the World Heritage Site Pamukkale Limestone terraces, Hierapolis Ruins, etc. 9:00 Take a bus to Konya, about 405km About 5.5 hours🚌 13:00 Lunch 16:20 Arrive at Mevlana Museum, sightseeing 17:10 Take the bus to Cappadocia, about 240km, about 3 hours🚌 20:30 Arrive at Uchisar Kaya Otel, Cappadocia °•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°• 🔹Pam Thermal Hotel has a hot spring pool. Bring your swimsuit and swimming cap to enter. Hot spring water comes out of the gold faucet in the bathtub in your room. 🔹You can dip your feet in the Pamukkale travertines. We recommend bringing a towel. Be careful as it is slippery. 🔹Uchisar Kaya Otel is not a cave as it is. It was built and reinforced using rocks. #Turkey #TurkeyTrip #OverseasTrip #WorldHeritage #Ruins #SoloTrip

⛱️Must-see attractions: [One] Ephesus: One of the best-preserved Roman cities in Europe, with grand ruins and iconic buildings such as the Temple of Artemis, the Library of Celsus, the Great Theater, and the Temple of Hadrian. Experience the splendor of ancient Rome. [Two] Ladies Beach: Enjoy the stunning sunset views of the Aegean Sea, with fine sand and clear water. A great place to relax and enjoy a romantic atmosphere. [Three] Pigeon Island: Home to a 14th-century castle, accessible by boat. Enjoy the island's scenery and historical architecture. [Four] Kusadasi View Park: Located at the highest point in the city, accessible by car. Enjoy panoramic views of Kusadasi and the sea. 🌄Travel tips: Kusadasi is not only a popular holiday destination in the Aegean region and Türkiye, but also one of Europe's famous coastal tourist cities. It is bordered by Selcuk to the north, Germencik to the east, and Soke to the south. Nearby attractions include Ephesus and Dilek Peninsula National Park. Beach hotels usually have private beaches, with public beaches and water parks nearby. The beach facilities in Kusadasi are clean and well-maintained. One-day itinerary: Arrive in Kusadasi in the morning and head to Ephesus. Return to Kusadasi in the afternoon for a leisurely stroll along the beach, enjoy the sea view, watch the sunset, and have dinner before heading to the next destination. Two-day itinerary: Visit Ephesus on the first day, explore the museum and experience the holographic projection, and return at sunset. On the second day, visit Pigeon Island in the morning, enjoy the beach near Ladies Beach in the afternoon, and shop and have fun at Kaleici Square in the evening. 🏨Accommodation tips: [One] MY Beach Hotel: Located in Kadinlar Denizi Mahallesi, near Ladies Beach, with a public beach, water park, and outdoor pool. [Two] Blue Hotel Kusadasi: Near Ladies Beach, with open sea views, slightly more expensive. [Three] Carina Hotel: In the city center, near Pigeon Island, with good location and views. [Four] Rodina Suites: In the city center, close to the beach, with rooms equipped with dryers. 💗Other tips: Kusadasi has agricultural resources, and the local figs are worth trying. The dairy products made from fresh local milk are also delicious.

A trip to Turkey, one night staying at the sea view hotel on the Aegean Sea, the experience is very good, and found the romantic feeling of honeymoon. Le Bleu Hotel The Kusadasi Blue Resort is also a good hotel with a good rating. Many free travel partners have chosen it. The Kusadas Blue Resort Hotel is in a good location. The hotel has a beautiful Aegean Sea view and is very affordable. It is perfect for a holiday. The Kusadas Blue Resort is a blue, and my favorite color is blue, so I really like this hotel. After a heavy rain in the afternoon, it was fine after arriving in Kusadasi, but with the sunset, the sea became more and more wild. In my impression, the Aegean Sea should be calm, but I didn't expect it to be so crazy. Perhaps, the Aegean Sea is a changeable "little fairy"! The floor tiles throughout the hotel are full of Mediterranean style. When the home was renovated, it was very fascinating with this style of bricks, and the TV wall of the home used similar tiles. Then let's talk about the room again, although it is a sea view hotel, it is not luxurious, just like a simple resort hotel. The space in the room is quite large and the overall color is very bright. The bathroom is fitted with the name of the hotel in blue, with a blue light that echoes the Aegean Sea. To be honest, its a bit strange to look at. But then I felt quite good when I took a bath, as if I was in the ocean.