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Inara

Inara was the goddess of the wild animals of the steppe, in Hittite - Hurrian mythology. She was in charge of protection and prosperity; also known as the Goddess who defeated the monster Dragon, and brought back peace to the lands of Anatolia.

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A space for Mystical Escape

If you prefer extra privacy along with a view of the valley, INARA suite is your ultimate sanctuary. Relax in your luxury suite equipped with a queen size bed and a cozy seating area to enjoy the view of Güvercinlik Valley, along with wine and maybe even your friends. The stonewalls of this authentically styled suite are left in their original condition accompanied by contemporary furniture to make you feel at home.

Facilities

All the amenities you need for a seamless retreat

Stone Walls

Picture Window

Mosaic Artwork Luxury Bathroom

Bathub

Queen-size bed

Welcome Champagne

Mini refrigerator with complimentary bottled water and local wine

Espresso machine

Turn Down Service

In-Room Welcome Amenities

Hot/Cold Towel

100% Egyptian cotton 500 thread count satin linens

Living room setting with pull out sleeper sofa

Work area with wooden desk and leather chair

Luxury down feather or foam pillows

Custom-crafted furnishings

Microfiber robes

Commissioned art photography

TV

TV Satellite

Media Hub

Apple TV (on request)

iPod/iPhone Docking Station

Cordless Telephone

Luxurious marble slab bathroom

Hairdryer, make-up mirror, iron & ironing boards

L’Occitane en Provence Bath Products

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Floor Plan

1. Work Desk2. King-size Bed3. Sitting Area4. Walk-in Closet5. Luxurious Bathroom6. Private Deck

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Space

47

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Occupancy

3

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