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Crowne Plaza Hotel Izmir
Crowne Plaza Hotel Izmir
: 4.08 / 5
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Features: Babysitting service, Business centre, Rooms for non-smokers available, Swimmimg pool (outdoors), Bar, Fitness club, Elevator, 24-hour front desk, Facilities for disabled people, Banqueting services, Swimming pool (indoors), Exchange... more
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Anemon Fair Hotel
Anemon Fair Hotel
: 4.25 / 5
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Features: Body massage, Internet cafe, Rooms for non-smokers available, Free secure parking at hotel, Bar, 24-hour front desk, Banqueting services, Restaurant, Sauna... more
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Izmir Palas Hotel
Izmir Palas Hotel
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Features: Banqueting services, Free secure parking at hotel, Internet cafe, Rooms for non-smokers available, Shoe shine machine, Facilities for disabled people, Business centre, Ticket Service, Ironing service, Restaurant, Table tennis, Babysitting... more
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Kilim Hotel
Kilim Hotel
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Features: Central heating, Ironing service, Free secure parking at hotel, Rooms for non-smokers available, Car rental, Wi-fi Internet in all rooms, Laundry, Bar, Banqueting services, Luggage room, Elevator, Restaurant, Ticket Service, Babysitting... more
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About Izmir
Turkey’s third-largest city and second-largest port after Istanbul lies in a deep gulf of the Aegean Sea, and is one of the oldest settlements in the Mediterranean basin and the probable birthplace of Homer. It witnessed the glory of Troy, the Anatolian Hittite Empire, Persian, Roman, Byzantine and Ottoman rule, and has emerged from the vicissitudes of history as one of the most dynamic and liberal Turkish cities, known as the Pearl of the Aegean. It is rich in monuments from ancient Smyrna, as the town was called until the arrival of the Ottomans in the early 14th Century. The Tomb of Tantalus, the Agora and a 7th-Century stone fountain can be seen here, along with Kizlargasi Han, the Hisar Mosque, the Kemeralti Market and the emblematic Clock Tower, all fine examples of Ottoman architecture. Izmir is a convenient starting point for visits to the ancient towns of Pergamon and Ephesis. It is also the site of a famous international fair and of an annual international festival attracting world-class performers.