Maşukiye bungalows are the first choice for visitors who want a private space of their own in the forest or beside the stream. This page brings together the bungalow properties in Maşukiye and Kartepe.
A garden bungalow in Maşukiye with its own heated pool and a fireplace. A good fit for families who value privacy and fo...
₺13,000 / night, starting price
Two options in Derbent, Kartepe, each with a heated pool and jacuzzi: a glass house for two and a 2+1 bungalow for four....
₺11,000 / night, starting price
Three types of timber suite bungalow in Şirinsulhiye, Kartepe, each with a heated private pool and a fireplace. The two-...
A small Maşukiye property with five bungalows, all with a jacuzzi and two with a heated pool. Suits couples looking for...
₺6,750 / night, starting price
A Maşukiye property with suites and bungalows, offering jacuzzis and heated pools. Suits honeymooners, families and gues...
Heated-pool villa and bungalow in Maşukiye, in 1+1 and 2+1 layouts. Suits couples after a fireplace and jacuzzi, and fam...
₺10,000 / night, starting price
A small hotel of bungalows and suite rooms in Soğuksu, on the lower slopes of Kartepe. Breakfast-inclusive stays and an...
Detached houses in Maşukiye, each designed in a different colour. With fireplace, jacuzzi, heated pool and fire pit, the...
A timber-and-stone bungalow property in Maşukiye, opened in 2023. Private heated pool, jacuzzi, a fireplace in the winte...
Bungalows in Maşukiye noted for their pink colour scheme. With a private pool, fireplace, fire pit and a garden of their...
A large, long-established holiday village in Maşukiye with rooms, suites and bungalows. Its trout restaurant, lawns and...
Bungalows here are usually small wooden houses on one or two floors, each with its own entrance. Most have a kitchenette, a veranda and a garden. Some properties add extras such as a hot tub, a fireplace, a private pool or a barbecue area. Alongside one-room bungalows designed for couples, there are larger houses that can host families and groups of friends.
In winter, snowy forest views and an evening by the fire are what most guests come for. Spring and autumn are quieter and more colourful. In summer, the shade of the trees and the cool air by the stream attract people escaping the heat of the city.
It is worth asking the property whether the photos are up to date and what the cancellation terms are, so you can plan with confidence.
Most bungalows are designed for two guests. Some properties also offer larger houses with more than one bedroom for families and groups.
It varies. Some properties bring breakfast to your bungalow, while others offer accommodation only, so ask when you book.
Most have air conditioning, a stove or a fireplace. Check the heating type and any extra costs, such as firewood, in advance.
Heated or seasonal pool, private or overlooked, working fireplace and jacuzzi, breakfast included or not? The questions worth asking before you book.
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