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Thomas Cook Travel Magazine
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A look into Viento from Nil Erturk
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According to some people Alaçatı was named after ‘dapple horse’ (‘alaca at’ in Turkish), according to some others after ‘alacık tents’ (a type of tent used in history in Anatolia). Town used to be by seaside in the past, but when there had been an ebb tide inch by inch, there was only a marsh area left behind. After it was drained, viticulture and tobacco farming have left their marks on the region.
In the lands where Greeks had to leave because of the Population Exchange, the ones coming from Thessaloniki, Crete and Kos were settled. And today, Alaçatı is one of the favourite holiday destinations of Turkey. Every year fresh venues are coming on stream, novelties are being carried out. Here are some of those:
Read more: http://www.hurriyet.com.tr/alacati-da-bilmeniz-gereken-65-yer-29214370
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We travelled around Çeşme by Volvo XC60 just for you, the members of ‘Volvo Benimle’ loyalty program
To start with, we turn the wheels of our XC60 towards Viento Hotel at the centre of Alaçatı, where is a Volvo spot.
Click here to read more: http://volvobenimle.com/VolvodanSectiklerimizDetay.aspx?Secilen=b3aef564-a81e-4580-9d66-24d61000ab24
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Being in the Aegean Region in September...
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I found an opportunity to have a short weekend away just before it gets crowded in Alaçatı, where is the most popular site of late years for its ever increasingly vibrant nighlife, thanks to the venues opened (or renewed) one after another. The short break of three days I spent hosted by Viento Hotel Alaçatı, was of a kind I cannot forget.
Click here to read more: http://www.koraycaner.com/2015/05/los-vientos-viento-hotel-alacati-izmir-otel-konaklama-seyahat-tavsiye-urla-cesme-sarap-kahvalti-yemek-tatil/
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Cengiz Semercioğlu’s impressions of Alaçatı...
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New adventure of the Old House...
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150 year-history...
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We’re on Marie Claire Turkey.
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Onur Basturk writes ...
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Viento by Ahmet Hakan…
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We’re on Hurriyet Travel Magazine...
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Same as the saying, “old mansions become new hotels”, each day, we come across a new hotel in Alachati. This time my encounter is with a healthy hotel, Viento, which has a concept of healthy food and natural food concept.
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Viento Hotel has began his life as a Thessaloniki and Mytilene immigrant family’s dream that comes true. You will literally witness an Aegean Culture of the past and present at the Viento Hotel as you meet the appetizing flavor dishes, a Levantine Italian, and cant get enough of flavor and joy at breakfast tables with traces of culture that the family has carried from Greece to Ayvalık for a century. Moreover, all the dishes are prepared with the olive oil produced from olives grown in family’s olive grove and grinded in stone mills. Aiming to provide peace and serenity, as well as quality and comfort for his guests, Viento Hotel promises you an unforgettable holiday with his grass garden with jacuzzi, his bar accompanied with delightful music and most of all his continous care and smiling face.
Traces of the past are hidden in the Greek townhouse... One of the distinguishing characteristics of Viento Hotel is 150 year old Greek Townhouse which reflects the peace and spirit of the past. All details in the Townhouse have been thought for large famlies or crowded groups of friends. The Greek Townhouse is waiting to take you to the past.
While you are being enchanted by homemade organic breads, chats that sun heats, the smiling faces all around and the peace, you will be charmed by light music filling ears, the sweet scent of lemon trees, the grass you stand barefoot and the mystic coolness of forecourt.
News link: http://www.gastronomi.com.tr/otel/butik-otel/alacati-masali-hotel-viento-ile-yeniden-yaziliyor-h2131.html
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Fe Metal, which extends its past expertise gained from marketing operations to its construction projects since year of 2000, activates its marketing procedure for Anatolian Park Housing Project in Cighli, İzmir on a high pace . The company has accomplished different type of construction projects such as construction of villa, business place or housing up to now and plans to open Viento Boutique Hotel for guests which was constructed in Alachati, İzmir in the month of April.
Enver Dündar, General Manager for Fe Metal, stated “ We plan to open Vento Hotel in Alachati, İzmir for service by summer 2014 and we are about to finalize construction process. With its perfect location and its design, boutique serving Hotel, with its magnificient ambiance bar, pool with jakuzi and always similing staff showing all-daylong interest to guests will add a new look to Alachati. “We have constructed more than 1.500 houses in İzmir and now we search for a land, especially in city center, in Istanbul. We plan to construct boutique projects which are up to 200 houses for residency.” Says Mr Dundar.
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Fe Metal, which extends its past expertise gained from marketing operations to its construction projects since year of 2000, activates its marketing procedure for Anatolian Park Housing Project in Cighli, İzmir on a high pace “We plan to open Vento Hotel in Alachati, İzmir for service by summer 2014 and we are about to finalize construction process.
With its perfect location and its design, boutique serving Hotel, with its magnificient ambiance bar, pool with jakuzi and always similing staff showing all-daylong interest to guests will add a new look to Alachati” says Enver Dündar, General Manager for Fe Metal who is very eager for opening
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Following sales operations of construction materials, Fe Metal extends its operations to projects since the year 2000. While continuing with housing project in İzmir, the company is about to open Viento Boutique Hotel, which was constructed in Alachati, in month of April.
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Viento Hotel, which will be in service in March, has got 6 rooms with bay windows and 20 rooms in total.
18 of the 25 rooms are standard sized rooms. Also, there are three 30m2 and three 35m2 rooms. In addition, the hotel has got a restored historical townhouse with three rooms.
The hotel offers free tea set for all rooms. Moreover; safe box, multi-channel satallite TV, 4 optional pillow are standard services for all rooms.
Turkish cuisine and fast food options are offered at the in-house Sakız Restaurant which has capacity of 50 people for indoor seating and 60 people for outdoor seating.
Having 7/24 available room service, in the hotel; the services of parking, internet, bicycles, iron and ironing board, large bottle of water, tea and coffee, a concierge are for free, but laundry services and tours require fee. Pets are not accepted in the hotel.
