The Klazomenai Marine Hotel is a small seafront hotel in Urla, west of İzmir on Türkiye’s Aegean coast. Turkish-language accommodation material describes 15 standard rooms, an outdoor pool, a terrace, bar and restaurant serving breakfast and other meals. Current international listings show sea-view and inland-view double rooms, Wi-Fi, air conditioning, parking and a seasonal pool. Those are advertised features, not a promise that every service will be available on every date; guests should obtain the exact room and current amenity list in writing.
Its name points toward ancient Klazomenai, one of the twelve Ionian cities, but the hotel is not inside the excavation site. Published lodging addresses use 3001 Street in Urla, while the archaeological area is in the İskele district several kilometres away. That distinction matters for trip planning: the name gives historical context, not walking-distance admission to the ruins. A short drive or arranged transfer is the realistic way to combine the coast and archaeology.