ブルサのおすすめホテル10選：旧市街＆ウルダー山（2026年版）

Almira Hotel Thermal Spa & Convention Center is a five-star property that pulls Bursa's hot-spring identity indoors, so you soak in real mineral water without trekking out to the Çekirge spa district. It scores around 8.3/10, and the praise lands consistently on the same three things: the thermal spa, the buffet breakfast, and the staff. There's an indoor pool for winter and a rooftop pool with city-and-mountain views for warmer evenings, plus a large convention center that draws conference groups alongside leisure guests. Rooms start around $77 a night and run to roughly $170 for the top categories. From here you can reach the Grand Bazaar, the 20-dome Ulu Camii, and the Kent Meydanı mall with a short ride. It suits couples and families who want genuine spa comfort and aren't fussed about the most contemporary décor.

Holiday Inn Bursa - City Centre is a 4-star IHG hotel sitting roughly 100 metres from Kent Meydanı, the big downtown mall, with a combined guest score of about 8.8/10 — and as high as 9.0 on Booking. The thing reviewers keep coming back to is the rooms: spotless, well-kept, and described more than once as looking classy rather than just clean, with comfortable beds. The breakfast buffet pulls real praise too, both for the spread and for kitchen staff who actually hustle. Rates start around $69 a night and run to roughly $137 for larger rooms, with free Wi-Fi and free parking included and IHG One Rewards points on every stay. It's an easy yes for families, business travelers, and anyone who wants a trusted chain in a spot where dinner, snacks, and shopping are all within a short walk.

Grand Turkuaz Hotel is a 4-star hotel in central Osmangazi, the historic heart of Bursa, holding a combined review score around 8.2/10. The feature reviewers keep naming is the rooftop terrace, which looks out over the city and doubles as the breakfast area, so your first coffee comes with a skyline rather than a basement buffet. Rooms run several styles with classic decor, and most guests call them clean and roomy. The breakfast buffet earns steady praise for variety, and parking is free, which matters here since the old town's streets are tight. Rates start around $77 a night (roughly 2,700 baht), putting it in reach for travelers who want a central base with a genuine view. It sits within easy reach of Ulu Camii and the covered Grand Bazaar, both a short drive away.

TUGCU Hotel Select is a 4-star boutique hotel in central Osmangazi, the historic core of Bursa, scoring 8.5/10 overall with a standout location rating near 9.2/10. What sets it apart is the design — rooms dressed in finely woven fabrics that feel warmer and more considered than the usual business-hotel beige. Expect spacious, clean rooms, friendly staff and 24-hour room service, plus a detail city travelers will appreciate: free underground parking, which is genuinely scarce and usually paid in downtown Bursa. Rates start around $57 a night (roughly AUD 88 / NZ$95), putting real style within reach. Breakfast draws praise for taste, though a few guests want more variety, and there is no pool. It walks to the Grand Bazaar, Ulu Camii and the buses up toward the Uludağ cable car — a smart base for couples and business travelers.

Green Prusa Hotel is a 3-star property in central Bursa that proves a budget rate can still earn a high review score — it sits around 8.7/10, and tellingly that number holds steady across both Booking and Agoda. Three things come up again and again in reviews: the free breakfast buffet guests praise for both quality and variety, the staff who are friendly and genuinely helpful, and a garden with a sun terrace to sit out in — a real rarity at this price. Rooms come in several classically decorated styles, clean and reasonably modern, with rates starting near $49 a night. The location puts you close to the tram and the shopping district, with easy onward hops to the Grand Bazaar and the great Ulu Camii mosque. It suits couples and travelers who want solid quality on a budget right in the centre.

Bursa Suites Apart Otel posts the highest review score in this entire roundup — a steady 9.2/10 on both Booking and Agoda, which is harder to fake than a single high week. It is not a traditional hotel but an apartment-style stay in the old market quarter, and the rooms run noticeably bigger than a standard hotel box: a separate sitting area, a small kitchenette, and a bathroom guests repeatedly call modern. Cleanliness is the word that comes up most in reviews. The location puts you walking distance from the Grand Bazaar, the silk-trading Koza Han, and the 20-domed Ulu Camii mosque, so you can start sightseeing on foot without booking a car. Rates open around $63 a night and top out near $115 for the larger units, which is strong value for the floor space you get. Best for families and longer stays who want room to spread out in the heart of the old city.

Lena Central Flats is an apartment-style stay in the middle of Bursa, and it leans hard on one number: a location score of around 9.4/10, the highest of any property here. Rooms are spacious and pared-back, with good natural light and a real kitchen, fridge and kettle in the unit. Overall guest scores sit near 8.8/10 (8.7 on Agoda), and rates start from roughly $30 a night — the lowest entry price in this whole roundup. You are about 500 metres from Bursa Town Hall and within walking distance of several central sights, so you skip the daily taxi. It suits couples, families and longer stays who want room to spread out and the flexibility of self-catering, without paying hotel prices. Just know going in: there is no lift, and a few rooms run hot and cold on upkeep.

Kardes Hotel is a compact 48-room three-star in the middle of Bursa, about 100 metres from the Kent Meydanı mall and a short walk to the tram and metro. The combined guest score sits around 8.6/10 (Agoda runs higher at 8.8), and what reviewers single out isn't the building — it's the people. Staff get praised by name, from the front desk through housekeeping, which is rare at this tier. The breakfast buffet punches above its weight too: fruit, croissants, eggs, vegetables and cereal, laid out fresh every morning. Some rooms look out onto the mountains and come with a small sitting balcony, though you have to ask for one at booking since not every room has the view. Rates start around $50 a night, topping out near $97 for the better rooms. It's an easy pick for couples and independent travellers who want a friendly, well-located base without paying four-star money.

Bursa İpekyolu Hotel is a small two-storey boutique in the heart of the old town in Osmangazi, scoring around 8.4/10. What sets it apart isn't a long facilities list — it's the character: rooms dressed in traditional Turkish style, owners that 2026 reviewers single out as warm and genuinely helpful, and a location where the Grand Bazaar, Koza Han and a string of cafes and sweet shops are a few minutes on foot. Rates open near $43 a night (roughly $43 to $80 across the year), and the free underground parking is a real catch in an old town where street spots are scarce and usually paid. Recent reviews keep landing on the same three notes — the location, how clean it is, and how quiet it stays. It suits couples and travelers who want the feel of the old quarter in a place with some personality, not a chain lobby.

Grand Bursa Hotel closes out this list as the cheap-and-cheerful 3-star pick in central Bursa, with a combined review score around 8.0/10. What reviewers single out: rooms that run larger than you'd expect at this price, wide windows over the street, decent sound insulation, a free Turkish breakfast with a real spread, and free on-site parking — rare for a downtown hotel. Rates start near $43 a night and top out around $80, which is hard to argue with this close to the center. You're roughly 0.6 km from Bursa Town Hall and within reach of the Grand Mosque (Ulu Camii) and the old Grand Bazaar. The catch worth knowing up front: room quality is uneven, so inspect yours at check-in. Best for travelers who weight floor space and a free breakfast over polish.