2-Star Hotels in Antalya Province, Türkiye

It was my first time staying in a hostel overseas, and it turned out to be such an amazing experience. The vibe was super chill, and I met so many wonderful people from all over the world. Sadly, I only stayed for two nights—but it was enough to make me fall in love with hostel life. I would definitely choose hostels again in the future. This hostel was recommended by someone on RED (Xiaohongshu), a Chinese social media platform, and honestly, it was a great recommendation. I really miss those moments when people gathered together—chatting, laughing, cooking, playing board games, and just hanging out. The location is a huge plus. It’s close to the bus station, several attractions, and surrounded by plenty of delicious local food options. I highly recommend renting a bike and cycling along the coastline—it’s incredibly healing and relaxing. It would probably be even better in summer, but I’m not complaining at all. I was lucky to have beautiful sunny weather during my stay in Antalya. Next time I visit, I’ll definitely bring my bikini for sunbathing and try a traditional Turkish bath as well (sadly, it was closed on my last day).

This hotel located at very convenient spot because you can walk three minutes away and get to the restaurants, stores, pharmacies, etc….. I will talk about things that disappointed me. They have a standard rooms, basically a bed and bathroom at your feet. Bathroom don’t have a good ventilation. At 3AM I saw people running towards public bathrooms because if you go to the bathroom in your room, it’s gonna be very, very smelly. Especially if you have kids, little babies. You can upgrade your room additionally €15 a day but when I checked this option it’s not that big of a difference. This hotel don’t have rooms that look on the Seaside. You can get a partial view. If you wanted to have a partial view, the room 1689. Another important detail, you need to be careful with food because some of the salads were bad or salad dressings go bad really fast. You need to be picky because some of the food you can get sick from. Private beach is the best detail in this hotel.

Overall, it's a decent hotel. I'm taking off a few stars because of the food. The staff is friendly, the guy at reception is wonderful, and the woman at the spa is very kind, speaks Russian, and was helpful and helpful. Thanks to them. The hotel is clean and cozy, not crowded. There are a couple of people by the pool, and plenty of free lounge chairs. As for the room, if you're not picky, it's fine. The renovations are new, but... some cabinet handles are missing, the shower head is cheap, and there are no toothbrush cups. Soap and shampoo are provided. But the most important thing is the kitchen. I chose this hotel specifically because of the kitchen. When I paid, I didn't enlarge the photo and didn't notice there was no stove. But that's not all: all the cabinets and drawers are empty, no plates, no cutlery, just a kettle and two mugs. Dear owners of this hotel, please pay attention to the kitchen. What's the point of having one if there's nothing there? Maybe they should equip it? Breakfast included: boiled eggs, sausages, greens, cucumbers, tomatoes, bread, salty cheese cubes (you can't spread it on bread), French fries, two kinds of yogurt, nuts, raisins, chocolate balls, a couple of kinds of cookies, Turkish delight, coffee, tea, juice, and that's it. Wi-Fi: If your phone is off, you have to reconnect to the Wi-Fi every time. The reception is poor near the pool. Sea: a 15-20 minute walk, sun loungers on the beach are paid, the sand is dirty, cigarette butts and glasses are strewn everywhere, it's generally very dirty, and the road to the beach is like a dump. In the village itself, there's nowhere to go, too many outlet stores with clothing... like markets. I can't comment on the prices, I haven't been! There are restaurants nearby, but everything is very expensive, for example, pasta carbonara is 800 lira (~1800 rubles, a burger and fries ~2000 rubles), there are eateries that are so-so, very dirty, shawarma there is 500 lira ~1000 rubles, in Antalya for comparison it is 150 lira.

Room very small. No AC Dirty bathroom  Good location  Near Mark Antalya mall

The staff were very friendly, kind, and helpful (For example, suggesting the best restaurants and cafes, helping to order a taxi, and identifying places that are recommended to visit). the location was great and quiet. The hotel rooms were modern, well-furnished, and clean. I highly recommend staying there and will definitely return. You will feel at home!

I travelled with my little dog as I know that Ahsen Hotel accepted pets. I was met by a very friendly young lady Ipek, who welcomed us so warmly, and fussed my dog so she thinks she lives here now. I was offered cold drinking water on arrival. Rooms are adequate and has everything you need for an economic trip away. Wet room shower, fabulous air con, wardrobe, mirror dressing table/work station and an office chair on wheels, night light which was great. I had a good brand (36. Inch) TV. And a small fridge. Ipek helped me order food delivery. Which was very tasty and HOT. I fact I liked the feel and welcomed atmosphere, I extended my stay. Depends on what you want from a trip to Antalya, but if it is a warm welcome, and easy atmosphere, I can recommend the Ahsen Hotel.

Staying in one of the suite rooms was a genuinely enjoyable experience. The room was spacious and practical, well set up to meet all everyday needs and comfortable throughout the stay. The cleanliness of the room was impressive every corner had been carefully taken care of. The friendliness of the staff is also worth mentioning. Every team member encountered was warm and helpful, and that genuine attitude made the whole stay even more enjoyable. The real highlight, though, is the location. The mountain view from the suite’s terrace is an experience in itself. Watching the clouds gently settle over the mountain peaks at around 7:30 in the morning that moment alone makes the trip worthwhile. If you’re considering staying here, I’d definitely recommend it.😊

Great little hotel in the heart of Old Town. There is lots of cafes, restaurants, shops nearby. Streets filled with people late into night. But rooms are relatively quiet to get a good night sleep. A/C works. Service is amazing. Owner and all other employees we saw are always smiling, asking how our day was going. Check-in was fast and efficient (we arrived late at 9PM and 24-hr reception was there to greet us). Room was clean. Towels and linens were spotless. As a family of four (9 & 5 years old), we slept in a deluxe family room (1 double, 1 single bed); and it worked out quiet well. We didn't eat in house but saw signs that they serve some food (breakfast for example). I recommend this hotel to anyone who'd like to explore the Old Town for a few days.

For such a low price, the hotel is great, and the room itself was perfectly fine for me, but I was shocked by how incredibly dirty the toilet was: the toilet seat was covered in urine, and the area around the toilet was also splattered with urine. In the morning, there was a huge blob of what looked like phlegm or snot on the floor... It seems like they don't even clean it once a day. The shower, however, was fine. The location is ideal, with a tram stop to the airport just five minutes away. They happily provided an extra warm blanket upon request. But seriously, they need to clean more often. It was literally disgusting to be in that toilet.

We have just returned from a stay at the Nephos Hotel and overall, we had a very positive experience. The hotel itself is lovely. The rooms are modern, clean, and spacious, and the housekeeping staff does an excellent job. The breakfast was good. The location is also a major plus – it's very convenient for accessing the beach and the main attractions in the area. However, there was one significant issue that impacted our sleep on one particular night. I understand that the hotel cannot control everything in its surroundings( neighboring hotel hosted a large outdoor event), but the soundproofing in the room was not sufficient to handle external noise.