A small house above the bay — thirty sea-facing suites and nine intimate rooms, shaped for those who travel for the light, the silence and the long Aegean evenings.
La Vista is intentionally small. We keep two kinds of rooms — Sea View Suites that open directly onto the Aegean, and Standard Rooms tucked into the garden just below. Both are shaped by the same hand: ivory linens, hand-glazed ceramics, warm timber, and the long slow light that gives this coast its name.
Nothing is loud here. The view does most of the speaking.
Forty square metres turned to the horizon.
The Sea View Suite is the soul of La Vista — thirty rooms, each one facing the Aegean directly. The day begins with light spilling across the bay and ends with the long, slow gold of a Kuşadası sunset, watched from your own balcony.
Nine intimate rooms, kept close to the bay.
Only nine of them — a small, quiet collection set into the gardens, with the murmur of the Aegean just below. A light Provençal palette, a generous balcony, and the same careful hand that shapes the rest of the house.
