Six Senses Reopens Luxurious Kocatas Mansions Resort in Istanbul

Six Senses has reopened its luxury hotel in Istanbul, Turkey.

Overlooking the city’s legendary Bosporus, the 43-key Six Senses Kocatas Mansions is located in the stylish Sariyer district on Istanbul’s European side. The resort offers an urban retreat created in heritage mansions surrounded by laurel trees.

Recently awarded “The Safe Tourism Certificate” by the Turkish Tourism board, the resort ensures compliancy with strict guidelines recommended by the UN World Health Organization (WHO).

Touchless hand sanitizers have been installed throughout the hotel; guest temperatures are checked upon arrival; accommodation is disinfected by fogging machine and ULV lights 24 hours before guest arrivals.

When it comes to dining, guests are requested to make advance bookings. All restaurants and bars are open with outdoor elements and have been arranged to ensure social distancing compliance. Menus are available through QR codes which can be viewed on personal devices.

To enjoy the summer breeze, additional seating has been provided in the outdoor garden and destination dining can also be arranged at the top of the courtyard.

For activities, guests are welcome to use the gym and pool on a complimentary basis, however these facilities will be available by reservation only so that the hotel is able to control numbers.

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