Hot spring Hotels in Antalya Province, Türkiye

I came here with family and called pre arrival with my 8 month old and had luggages the guys at the reception did not even help to bring the bags in and just watched us. We arrived midnight and was made waiting for the room. One of the guys that were at the desk went to sort the room out and came back and asked for a throw and pillow. We then was told to follow them and they took us to a part building behind the hotel after the hall knowing we had 5 pieces of luggages a buggy and a 8 month old up the stairs. Once we landed on the ground floor of the part building not even the main building they tried to put us levels down into the basement ( stairs no lift) like the proper poor section. Once my husband mentioned to the guy what kind of a room is this with this baby knowing we called back hand he said to my husband that he was a ‘ security’ and has nothing to do with the room selection. They try to throw us in the basement that does not even have a window with a baby knowing we have so many luggages and a baby with no lift or access to make life easier only For the money. This hotel was 7K in turkish liras roughly a tick of £200 but it was not even worth a free stay. I was so gobsmacked that I had to just leave that place as they were taking the absolute p deliberately. Once i went to the reception and was really frustrated He said that he will arrange another room which i did not accept and told him to take us out of the system only because they tried to mug us off and give us the most rubbish trampy room yet get the most money out of us pass the worth of the property. Rudest staff, the most rubbish hotel. do not believe the good reviews knowing im a family wit h a baby i had to go around the city 1 am in the morning in the taxi trying to get a space in another hotel and have travelled so many places yet have not ever come across something like this. Also the hotel is in the most rubbish location that the planes noise is just in your ear and very close to the building like its going to hit it so Impossible for anyone to sleep in that hotel as its near the airport on the landing. The most rubbish experience do not ever go here trust my word.

The hotel is not inconspicuous at the entrance. The self-driving staff will have valet parking. The service is very warm. The swimming pool is small, but the overall decoration style is clean and the main street is very lively. It takes 15 minutes to walk to the port. The location is good.

My family of 5 (2 adults and 3 boys aged 8, 5 and 1) stayed here for 10 nights at the end of October and had a fantastic first holiday abroad as a family. Hotel building/Room/general area - The building is beautiful! Inside reminded us of the atrium on a cruise ship. We stayed in a duplexe room which was perfect for us with 2 bathrooms and lots of space over the 2 floors and a large balcony. We had a few issues with the room (lost power and the plug got stuck in the sink) but these were resolved quickly when reported to reception. The room was made up daily, mini bars stocked up and was never dirty but the bathrooms would benefit from being updated. Outside of the hotel there is a bazaar within 5 minutes walk with some shops and bars but not much else. My husband and eldest visited Ruzgar to watch the football as it is not played in the hotel. Pools/Beach - The hotel was quiet at the time we stayed so we had our pick of sun loungers around the main pool. The kids pool was busier and the loungers more closely packed so we avoided sitting there and only moved some of our belongings there briefly when all of our children wanted to play in that area. The main pool was very cold but once you were in it was lovely as it was still in the high 20s-low 30s when we stayed. Our older kids loved the bouncy pillow and would watch all morning for it coming on. We all enjoyed the slides and would visit them later in the afternoon so never an issue getting a seat or having a long wait for a ring but I can see this being a problem when the hotel is busier. Only points for the hotel to consider is the general maintenance/cleanliness around the pool: some of the parasol bases are broken, some of the parasols themselves are tired looking, we didn’t like the cigarette holders on the parasols (but appreciate that a lot of guests do still smoke and, as Brits, we just aren’t used to it as much now), hedged areas around the pool and along the edge of the restaurant have cigarette ends and some rubbish strewn through them (not lots but enough to notice) but I do feel that the design of these borders and laziness of some smoking guests and those who don’t pick up things they drop makes it difficult for the cleaners who are constantly sweeping up. The border area between the pool and restaurant would benefit from some routine attention to tidy it up too. These small matters did in no way impact our stay, they were just things we picked up on that we felt downgraded this hotel from a 5*. Our youngest child preferred the beach and so we spent most afternoons there. The sea was lovely and warm and doesn’t get deep too quickly. Lots of sun loungers and shade available. Restaurants/Bars - the food choice is vast and the main restaurant is enormous! We always sat outside the main restaurant for breakfast and our evening meal and were extremely well looked after by Esat, Selami, Talha, Mehmet and Huseyin who quickly learned where we liked to sit, our drinks and would get us

7 nights in this 5⭐️ all inclusive resort. 6 days of fun and relax with family. Clean and spacious rooms, with far east themes even the floors, not only the rooms. The staff( reception, bellboy service, bartenders, waiters, cleaners, entertainment professionals) really tried their best to make every tourist’s holiday a special occasion. Food: so much and rich in variety. Beverage the same. On the other hand we(humans) waste so much food, eating with our eyes instead of our energy needs. Wi fi signal excellent all over the resort, except the main restaurant. Big 👏. Almost the perfect vacation. Many thanks to our local guide Aniella from T.. T..r. She knows. And to my travel agent Öcsi. Also he knows. Turkey is great holiday destination, especially Antalya. Only problem: the usual towel on sun beds. But that is a big problem in most places.

A beautiful place! Very cozy houses with a very nice environment. The terrace with a comfortable couch and candles contributes to a wonderful evening time. On the territory of rabbits and chickens. Incredibly cute. There is a swimming pool and spa. To the beach on foot 5 minutes. The beach is desert and very spacious - wonderful. The hotel has its own lying on the beach. The master is spiritual and always happy to help.

I came here with family and called pre arrival with my 8 month old and had luggages the guys at the reception did not even help to bring the bags in and just watched us. We arrived midnight and was made waiting for the room. One of the guys that were at the desk went to sort the room out and came back and asked for a throw and pillow. We then was told to follow them and they took us to a part building behind the hotel after the hall knowing we had 5 pieces of luggages a buggy and a 8 month old up the stairs. Once we landed on the ground floor of the part building not even the main building they tried to put us levels down into the basement ( stairs no lift) like the proper poor section. Once my husband mentioned to the guy what kind of a room is this with this baby knowing we called back hand he said to my husband that he was a ‘ security’ and has nothing to do with the room selection. They try to throw us in the basement that does not even have a window with a baby knowing we have so many luggages and a baby with no lift or access to make life easier only For the money. This hotel was 7K in turkish liras roughly a tick of £200 but it was not even worth a free stay. I was so gobsmacked that I had to just leave that place as they were taking the absolute p deliberately. Once i went to the reception and was really frustrated He said that he will arrange another room which i did not accept and told him to take us out of the system only because they tried to mug us off and give us the most rubbish trampy room yet get the most money out of us pass the worth of the property. Rudest staff, the most rubbish hotel. do not believe the good reviews knowing im a family wit h a baby i had to go around the city 1 am in the morning in the taxi trying to get a space in another hotel and have travelled so many places yet have not ever come across something like this. Also the hotel is in the most rubbish location that the planes noise is just in your ear and very close to the building like its going to hit it so Impossible for anyone to sleep in that hotel as its near the airport on the landing. The most rubbish experience do not ever go here trust my word.

The hotel is not inconspicuous at the entrance. The self-driving staff will have valet parking. The service is very warm. The swimming pool is small, but the overall decoration style is clean and the main street is very lively. It takes 15 minutes to walk to the port. The location is good.

My family of 5 (2 adults and 3 boys aged 8, 5 and 1) stayed here for 10 nights at the end of October and had a fantastic first holiday abroad as a family. Hotel building/Room/general area - The building is beautiful! Inside reminded us of the atrium on a cruise ship. We stayed in a duplexe room which was perfect for us with 2 bathrooms and lots of space over the 2 floors and a large balcony. We had a few issues with the room (lost power and the plug got stuck in the sink) but these were resolved quickly when reported to reception. The room was made up daily, mini bars stocked up and was never dirty but the bathrooms would benefit from being updated. Outside of the hotel there is a bazaar within 5 minutes walk with some shops and bars but not much else. My husband and eldest visited Ruzgar to watch the football as it is not played in the hotel. Pools/Beach - The hotel was quiet at the time we stayed so we had our pick of sun loungers around the main pool. The kids pool was busier and the loungers more closely packed so we avoided sitting there and only moved some of our belongings there briefly when all of our children wanted to play in that area. The main pool was very cold but once you were in it was lovely as it was still in the high 20s-low 30s when we stayed. Our older kids loved the bouncy pillow and would watch all morning for it coming on. We all enjoyed the slides and would visit them later in the afternoon so never an issue getting a seat or having a long wait for a ring but I can see this being a problem when the hotel is busier. Only points for the hotel to consider is the general maintenance/cleanliness around the pool: some of the parasol bases are broken, some of the parasols themselves are tired looking, we didn’t like the cigarette holders on the parasols (but appreciate that a lot of guests do still smoke and, as Brits, we just aren’t used to it as much now), hedged areas around the pool and along the edge of the restaurant have cigarette ends and some rubbish strewn through them (not lots but enough to notice) but I do feel that the design of these borders and laziness of some smoking guests and those who don’t pick up things they drop makes it difficult for the cleaners who are constantly sweeping up. The border area between the pool and restaurant would benefit from some routine attention to tidy it up too. These small matters did in no way impact our stay, they were just things we picked up on that we felt downgraded this hotel from a 5*. Our youngest child preferred the beach and so we spent most afternoons there. The sea was lovely and warm and doesn’t get deep too quickly. Lots of sun loungers and shade available. Restaurants/Bars - the food choice is vast and the main restaurant is enormous! We always sat outside the main restaurant for breakfast and our evening meal and were extremely well looked after by Esat, Selami, Talha, Mehmet and Huseyin who quickly learned where we liked to sit, our drinks and would get us

My family of 5 (2 adults and 3 boys aged 8, 5 and 1) stayed here for 10 nights at the end of October and had a fantastic first holiday abroad as a family. Hotel building/Room/general area - The building is beautiful! Inside reminded us of the atrium on a cruise ship. We stayed in a duplexe room which was perfect for us with 2 bathrooms and lots of space over the 2 floors and a large balcony. We had a few issues with the room (lost power and the plug got stuck in the sink) but these were resolved quickly when reported to reception. The room was made up daily, mini bars stocked up and was never dirty but the bathrooms would benefit from being updated. Outside of the hotel there is a bazaar within 5 minutes walk with some shops and bars but not much else. My husband and eldest visited Ruzgar to watch the football as it is not played in the hotel. Pools/Beach - The hotel was quiet at the time we stayed so we had our pick of sun loungers around the main pool. The kids pool was busier and the loungers more closely packed so we avoided sitting there and only moved some of our belongings there briefly when all of our children wanted to play in that area. The main pool was very cold but once you were in it was lovely as it was still in the high 20s-low 30s when we stayed. Our older kids loved the bouncy pillow and would watch all morning for it coming on. We all enjoyed the slides and would visit them later in the afternoon so never an issue getting a seat or having a long wait for a ring but I can see this being a problem when the hotel is busier. Only points for the hotel to consider is the general maintenance/cleanliness around the pool: some of the parasol bases are broken, some of the parasols themselves are tired looking, we didn’t like the cigarette holders on the parasols (but appreciate that a lot of guests do still smoke and, as Brits, we just aren’t used to it as much now), hedged areas around the pool and along the edge of the restaurant have cigarette ends and some rubbish strewn through them (not lots but enough to notice) but I do feel that the design of these borders and laziness of some smoking guests and those who don’t pick up things they drop makes it difficult for the cleaners who are constantly sweeping up. The border area between the pool and restaurant would benefit from some routine attention to tidy it up too. These small matters did in no way impact our stay, they were just things we picked up on that we felt downgraded this hotel from a 5*. Our youngest child preferred the beach and so we spent most afternoons there. The sea was lovely and warm and doesn’t get deep too quickly. Lots of sun loungers and shade available. Restaurants/Bars - the food choice is vast and the main restaurant is enormous! We always sat outside the main restaurant for breakfast and our evening meal and were extremely well looked after by Esat, Selami, Talha, Mehmet and Huseyin who quickly learned where we liked to sit, our drinks and would get us