The village of Hisaronu has grown thanks to the popularity of nearby Oludeniz. As Oludeniz’s beautiful Blue Lagoon was declared a conservation area no more hotels could be built there, so developers looked for an alternative. Just up the hillside from Oludeniz, and overlooking the village and the lagoon, the village of Hisaronu was the perfect choice and is now one of the region’s top holiday destinations.

 

If you want to visit this part of Southern Turkey, Oludeniz and Hisaronu are two of the top destinations, but why choose to stay in accommodation in Hisaronu when you could stay in Oludeniz, right on the coast? Well there are two reasons – one is because demand often outstrips supply in Oludeniz, so the price of holiday accommodation can be more expensive than in Hisaronu. The second reason depends on what kind of Turkish holiday you’re looking for… if you want to spend time on holiday partying the night away in discos and clubs than Hisaronu is definitely the choice for you, whereas Oludeniz is a fair bit quieter.

 

Hisaronu has a good selection of hotels that are appropriate for visitors of all ages and tastes, from 2 star to 4 star and everything in between. The top rated hotel in Hisaronu is the 4 star Montana Pine Resort which almost always receives very positive reviews. As its name suggests it’s set within the mountains and pine trees and offers a wonderful, fairly secluded, getaway location and spectacular views. Being a little outside of the main Hisaronu hot spots this is a quieter hotel but that’s made up for with the range of entertainment and leisure options – 3 swimming pools to choose from, several restaurants and cafés, a tennis court, shows and events, and more. Montana Pine resort is actually the kind of hotel that has everything you need for a fun and/or relaxing Hisaronu holiday.

 

Holidaymakers who want to make the most of the nightlife in Hisaronu will find the village has many other choices of accommodation too. There are those that are only a couple of minutes walk from the nightlife of Hisaronu, so perfect for revellers! St Nicholas Garden is one example, or a few minutes further is the Otel Seden, both at the more basic end of the scale.