A 117-room thermal hotel and spa in Hamamozu, drawing on the village's natural hot springs with a spa and wellness centre, hot tub, terrace, and garden. Air-conditioned family rooms have private bathrooms and city views, and the restaurant serves local cuisine with halal options. Rates of around $43-86 per night make it a sizeable thermal-break option about 50 km from Merzifon airport.
Vanna Deluxe Termal Hotel Spa is a 117-room thermal hotel in Hamamozu, Amasya Province, Turkey, drawing on the village's geothermal spring system with a spa and wellness centre, hot tub, terrace, and garden. The property sits on Sehit Abdullah Ozisik Sokak in the Arkutbey district of Hamamozu, roughly 50 km from Merzifon Airport and approximately 65 km from Amasya city centre. At 117 rooms it is the larger of the two prominent thermal hotel options in the village, offering a broader room mix: standard doubles, family rooms with city view, and suites. Air-conditioned rooms have private bathrooms, and the on-site restaurant serves local and regional Turkish cuisine with halal options. A concierge desk assists with excursions and transfers, and a 24-hour front desk manages all-hours arrivals. The garden and terrace are used for outdoor sitting in the warmer months from April through October. The spa and wellness centre is the core amenity, complemented by the hot tub and thermal water access drawn from the same geothermal springs that define Hamamozu as a destination. Free private parking is included. Nightly rates of around 2,000-4,000 Turkish lira (approx $43-86) are competitive within the thermal-resort category in this part of Amasya Province.
Room types
- Standard Double Room
- Family Room with city view
- Suite
Amenities
- thermal spa and wellness center
- hot tub
- restaurant
- terrace
- garden
- free wifi
- concierge
- free private parking
- 24-hour front desk
Location
Arkutbey Mah. Sehit Abdullah Ozisik Sk. No: 2, Hamamozu, 05720 Amasya, Turkey
40.7651, 35.1372 View on map
Highlights
- Thermal spa and wellness centre drawing on Hamamozu's natural geothermal springs in Amasya Province, Turkey
- Hot tub, terrace, and garden extending outdoor wellness facilities beyond the main pool area
- 117-room scale with a broader room mix than smaller Hamamozu properties, including family rooms and suites
- Restaurant serving regional Turkish and halal cuisine alongside concierge services for local excursion planning
- Free private parking and 24-hour front desk for all-hours arrivals from Merzifon Airport or the D100 highway
Tips for visiting
- Hamamozu is a small village; the hotel is the main service hub, so checking current restaurant hours and spa booking procedures before arrival is advisable
- The garden and terrace are most pleasant in spring and autumn (April-May, September-October) when temperatures are mild; summer evenings are warm and popular for outdoor sitting
- The concierge can assist with day-trip transport to Amasya city — the rock tombs and Hazeranlar Mansion are worth a full-day excursion from Hamamozu
- Family rooms with city view are among the most spacious in the hotel, suitable for two adults and two children without the layout constraints of a standard double
- Halal kitchen options are offered; confirming current menu availability at the time of booking is still advisable for specific dietary requirements
Accessibility
Vanna Deluxe Termal Hotel Spa is a larger purpose-built hotel and likely has better mobility access than the historic konak properties in Amasya city. Lift availability, ramp access to the spa and pool areas, and wheelchair-accessible room options should be confirmed directly with the hotel before booking.
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Frequently asked questions
Is the spa open year-round?
The spa and wellness centre operates year-round, as the geothermal springs feed the facilities at constant temperatures regardless of season. Winter stays are a popular option for domestic Turkish visitors seeking a warm-water break.
How does this hotel differ from Hamamozu Termal Otel?
Both are thermal hotels in Hamamozu village drawing on the same geothermal springs. Vanna Deluxe is larger at 117 rooms and slightly lower in price; Hamamozu Termal Otel has a 2,000 sqm dedicated indoor pool complex. Both offer spa and wellness services.
Is the restaurant halal?
The restaurant is described as serving halal cuisine. Muslim travellers should confirm current halal certification or kitchen practices directly with the hotel before arrival.
Is there parking?
Free private parking is available at the property, suitable for guests arriving by car from Merzifon Airport (approx 50 km) or driving through from the Ankara-Samsun highway corridor.
Can guests visit Amasya city as a day trip?
Yes. Amasya city is approximately 65 km from Hamamozu, a drive of around 60-75 minutes. The hotel concierge can assist with transport arrangements; a full day is sufficient to visit the rock tombs, Hazeranlar Mansion, and the bazaar.