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Ortunç Hotel which has Blue Flag Award, Greening Hotels Certificate, enters the new season with the Green Key award.
The Ortunç story dates back to a legacy left by an immigrant family from Midilli (Lesbos) Island and of the valley lined by pine and olive trees that we find
- urselves in today; utilizing its shade in the summer, savouring delicious fruit
from its age-old fig trees in season. And continues many years later in 1960, when the young Orhan Tunç, aged only 23, discovered the region.
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Ortunç, a pioneer for sustainable tourism, continues with its second generation, Onur Tunç, to provide its guests with a meticulous level of service.
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You can explore the historical Cunda Island or the old town of Ayvalık nearby by bike or simply relax at the seaside.
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Living at one with nature brought with it a determination and passion for new ventures. In 1980, State Opera and Ballet artists Necla - Orhan Tunç established and began running Ortunç as a family business. Over the years Ortunç has become a point of discovery for both local and foreign guests, its mission to promote the region’s history and natural beauty.
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The minimalist concept, serene environment, cuisine prepared using only natural products, and accompanying music only serve to highlight such beauty. Years invested in preserving the area’s natural beauty have brought with it a Blue Flag Award, Greening Hotels Certificate, and finally a Green Key Award.
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Fully renovated in 2010, Ortunç features a total of 40 rooms designed to ensure our guests enjoy a level of comfort that only their stunning sea views could enhance, including 16 Deluxe, 20 Superior Rooms and four Suites.
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The attention paid toe very detail reinforces the design concept...
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Discover endemic species of plant life on the nature park’s many trails at varying levels of difficulty and length, start the day on a high note with a morning run, ride a bicycle, listen to the lapping of the ocean as your oar glides through thew ate rands ail around the small bays, or just filly our lungs with fresh air and
