Lades Otel Transfer
Lades Otel transfer: private cars from this boutique hotel on Taşucu's main İsmet İnönü Avenue to the airport, Silifke, the Göksu Delta and Mersin.
Transfer to Lades Otel
Lades Otel is a boutique hotel at number 10A on İsmet İnönü Avenue, the main street of Taşucu in the Silifke district of Mersin. Etstur describes it as right on the waterfront. For a Lades Otel transfer, the address speaks for itself: the town's best-known street, running along the shore. Below we cover how to get to Lades Otel, where you can travel from it and how to plan the first and last day of a stay at a small hotel.
Number 10A, İsmet İnönü Avenue
Ask anyone in Taşucu for directions and they will start from the same street. İsmet İnönü Avenue is the town's spine; the harbour, the shops and the beach all gather around it. Lades Otel sits right on it. No side streets, no circling the town.
On a transfer, that means the car simply turns onto the avenue and stops at the hotel. On summer evenings and around ferry times the street gets busier, but the drop-off is clear. Some booking sites show a different door number; choosing the hotel by name in your booking is all you need.
For Travellers Who Prefer Small Hotels
People who pick a small hotel over a big resort want something different. Calm rather than crowds. Their own pace rather than a programme. Guests at Lades Otel tend to fit that description.
Couples spending a weekend by the sea. Slow travellers moving along the coast, a night or two at each stop. Business visitors to Silifke who like an evening walk by the water. Travellers breaking a journey to Cyprus with a night ashore. Most of them travel light, which makes choosing a car easy.
From the Shore to the Town, From the Town to the Region
Trips from the hotel door come in short and long varieties.
- Silifke town, its castle and the stone bridge over the Göksu
- The reed beds and coastal lagoons of the Göksu Delta
- The ancient ruins of Uzuncaburç, up the mountain road
- Longer runs to central Mersin, Tarsus and Adana
Book each trip as a point-to-point transfer and use “Add return” to keep the way back in the same reservation. Flying in? Our page on the transfer from Çukurova Airport to Lades Otel covers the drive to Taşucu's main street and choosing a car for small groups.
Timing Arrival for Evening, Departure for Morning
Taşucu is far from the airport, so your flight time shapes the day. An early-afternoon landing gets you into town by evening, in time for a stroll by the sea. An early return flight may mean leaving the hotel before sunrise. Ask the hotel about check-in and checkout times before you travel.
For two people a Business Sedan or Comfort Class is enough; for more cabin space, choose a Premium Sedan. A group of four or five friends is comfortable in a VIP Vito. Prices are per vehicle, not per person. Select Lades Otel in the booking form, enter your date and compare the vehicle classes.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where is Lades Otel in Taşucu?
Lades Otel is in the Taşucu neighbourhood of Silifke, Mersin, on İsmet İnönü Avenue, the town's main street. Etstur describes it as a boutique hotel right on the waterfront. Because it sits on the main avenue, the transfer car can stop directly outside the hotel.
Which vehicle is enough for two people?
For two people with light luggage, a Business Sedan or Comfort Class is plenty. If you would like a roomier cabin on the long coastal drive, choose a Premium Sedan. Prices are per vehicle, so the booking form shows the classes side by side and you pick what suits you.
Can I go to Mersin for a meeting and come back the same day?
Yes. Book a point-to-point transfer from Lades Otel to central Mersin and add the return with the “Add return” option in the same booking. You set both times around your meeting schedule. It is a long road, so choose a return time that allows for evening traffic.
Can we make a short trip to the Göksu Delta?
Yes. The delta lies between Taşucu and Silifke and is a short drive from the hotel. Book a point-to-point transfer, note the spot you want to reach and add the way back to the same reservation. Birdwatchers visiting in spring and autumn usually prefer an early-morning start.