Turkey SPA Thermal Hotels, About Turkey SPA Hotels, SPA Thermal Hotels Turkey Booking
Health tourism in Turkey is very popular due to the variety of thermal spring sources. Here you can get information and book thermal and SPA hotels in Turkey. Look for Turkey SPA hotels in Bursa, Sivas, Pamukkale, Yalova.
Turkey is volcanic, with 
			lots of natural hot springs. The Ministry of Tourism lists 17 
			thermal spa resorts and mud baths in Turkey, of which these are my 
			favorites because there's lots to see and do nearby:
			
			
			Pamukkale (Denizli)
			People come to look at the beautiful 
			travertines and swim in the naturally warm water (33 to 56°C, 91 to 
			133°F). Most don't care that it's also good for you. Lots of modern 
			hotels with thermal pools at Karahayıt, a few kilometers to the 
			west.
			
			Termal (Yalova)
			A pleasant hour's ferry cruise south of 
			Istanbul across the Sea of Marmara, then a short taxi ride gets you 
			to this resort. It was popular in Roman times, rebuilt by the 
			Ottoman sultans, favored by Kemal Ataturk, and still going strong. 
			Lots of indoor pools (55 to 60°C, 133 to 140°F).
			
			Çekirge (Bursa)
			An hour's bus ride south of Yalova gets you to 
			Bursa, of which Cekirge is an extension. Lots of hotels, all with 
			mineral baths (47 to 78°C, 117 to 172°F). This is where King Idris 
			of Libya was taking the waters when Moammar Khaddafi staged a coup 
			and threw him out. So if you're a kin g, think twice about coming 
			here. Everyone else: have fun! Lots to see and do - and - eat in 
			Bursa.
g, think twice about coming 
			here. Everyone else: have fun! Lots to see and do - and - eat in 
			Bursa.
			
			Kangal (Sivas)
			540 km (336 miles) east of Ankara and 12 km NE 
			of Kangal, this is the weird one. Called Balıklı Çermik (Hot Spring 
			with Fish) in Turkish, 
			you bathe in a pool of 35° C (95°F) water laden with bicarbonate, 
			calcium and magnesium while little fish nibble you! Psoriasis? They 
			nibble the scaly skin right off! The amazing medieval mosque and 
			hospital of Divriği are 110 to the east, a worthwhile excursion.
			
			Sultaniye (Köyceğiz)
			75 km (47 miles) east of Marmaris is Köyceğiz, 
			a quiet town on the shores of placid Koycegiz Lake. You can reach 
			the Sultaniye baths (25 to 43°C, 77 to 109°F) by boat or car. Mud 
			baths are the favorite here. The tourist town of Dalyan and the 
			ruins of Caunos are at the southern end of the lake along the Dalyan 
			River.
			
			Ayder (Black Sea Coast)
			Combine your hot-springs bathing with a visit 
			to this invigorating alpine town nestled in evergreen forests on 
			Turkey's eastern Black Sea coast. Hikes in the mountains are a good 
			way to work off all the pastry made by local chefs.
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Balcova Thermal Hotel 
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Balcova Thermal Hotel
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Pamukkale 5 Star Hotel 
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Colossea Thermal Hotel
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Bursa 5 Star Hotel 
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Kervansaray Thermal Hotel Bursa
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Balikesir 3 Star Hotel 
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Yildiz Thermal Hotel Balikesir
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Balikesir 3 Star Hotel 
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Gunes Thermal Hotel Balikesir
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Sivas 3 Star Hotel 
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Thermal Fish Spring Hotel
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