Izmir's most modern,
most exclusive concept hotel

Key Hotel History

The original, modernist shell, whose design quality was certified in a national competition in the 1950s, was given a new function in 2011 by Derya Akdurak (Makomim) without compromising its spatial structure and preserving its originality. The formal structure of the 1940s, which served as a preparatory period for the 1950s in terms of design language, was interpreted with consideration for today's needs and comfort conditions. Based on the original drawings of the building, details that had not survived to the present day were revived and used as a source of inspiration for the new furnishings. All of the hotel's fixed and movable furniture was specially designed, drawing on clues from the building's past and identity.

The building is a competition project that opened in 1950 as the Central Bank building. The competition was won by the team of Orhan Bolak, Doğan Tekeli, and Ergun Unaran. Doğan Tekeli and Ergun Unaran, who participated in the competition with their projects, were university students at the time and entered the competition under the signature of their assistant at school, Orhan Bolak.

Rooms

Located on Izmir's unique Kordon, our hotel offers a total of 31 rooms, including 23 Standard Rooms, 2 Superior Rooms, 3 Family Suites, 1 Executive Suite, 1 Deluxe Suite, and 1 Grand Suite.