What writers found when they stayed a little longer, at Perdue, and across the Soulsetters collection.
It was the kind of accommodation that made staying in feel just as appealing as going out.
In Faralya, where pine-covered mountains descend towards impossibly blue waters, this secluded cliffside hotel offers a front-row seat to one of Turkey’s most spectacular coastlines.
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A full review of Perdue: tented suites with stone pools, a private cinema on the terrace, Chef Nights Under the Stars, and an afternoon at the loom with Gülşah.
“Very easy not to leave.”Read the Story → Read on cntraveller.com ↗
Perdue, a small-scale boutique retreat set in the cliffs of Faralya, Turkey, highlights the value of low-density Mediterranean tourism. Using the philosophy that architecture does not impose on its surroundings, but rather adapts to them, the hotel has turned nature into its biggest draw.
“For us, genuinely low-impact tourism starts with restraint. The question is not only how much energy or water a hotel consumes, but how much it changes the place in order to exist there. That low density is intentional.”Read the Story → Read the Article ↗
I quickly sunk into a nighttime routine of gazing across the ocean from my pillow; the sound of lapping waves and the light buzzing of cicadas acted as nature’s version of white noise, sending me into a deep, hazy sleep.
“‘The Art of Escaping’ is Perdue’s tagline and an act that is very much prescribed for every guest... A blissful way to help regain perspective and let your worries wash away as you become just a little drop in a big ocea”Read the Story → Read the Article ↗
A stay planned around a birth chart, and a question that wasn’t on the itinerary.
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Perdue, with its strong character rooted in nature, transforms luxury into an intimate and natural experience free from ostentation.
“The place we step through is not a hotel, but a deck that nature has laid out for you.”
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A column recommending Perdue and Nautical for a few days of forgetting everything else.
“Everyone who goes comes back renewed.”
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Two features in one issue: Soulsetters as a collection of ways to live, and a culinary journey with chef Ulaş Durmaz at Perdue.
“Experience comes before accommodation.”
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How an approach built on nature, privacy and simplicity grew from one hotel in Faralya into Soulsetters.
“It began fifteen years ago, in Faralya, with Perdue.”
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An interiors feature on how Perdue lets nature finish the design: stone, weathered wood, linen and handwork.
“Not a hotel room: a Mediterranean home.”
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Perdue’s 17 luxury tented suites and Nautical’s 19 rooms & villas, side by side on the Lycian coast.
“Silence, privacy and stillness.”
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Two features: Perdue among the most beautiful hotels in Faralya, and as a honeymoon for those who want romance close to nature.
“Don’t miss the sunset.”
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Two boutique hotels overlooking the sea: safari-style tents at Perdue, adventures from Nautical.
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An adults-only hideaway with no televisions in the tents, and stars instead.
“Discover the art of switching off and indulge in the unparalleled retreat that is Perdue.”Read the Story → Read on salonprivemag.com ↗
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