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A resort town full of British tourists, a boss with a British accent, is a bit strange to imitate the UK and please the British guests. The boss and the proprietress and the younger brother of the restaurant, the quality of the two employees on weekdays is hard to say. There was no change at the time of check-in, only four yuan was spent, and the waiter was black-faced. After the check-in, the air-conditioning leaking bed in the room was all wet, and the room was asked to change. The other waiter of the hotel was rude and refused to change, saying that it could be repaired. After the so-called repair, we are required to view and continue to use the room. The employee refused because he was worried that the air conditioner would leak again in the middle of the night and the water flowed to the head to ask for a room change. After saying that he asked to contact the boss to explain the situation, he had to call and said that he could change rooms. The words that are said later are roughly that we meet your requirements for changing rooms. You should be satisfied with the words such as Barabara. It is very uncomfortable. In addition, you should have slippers, shampoo, hair dryer and water cups, as the room does not. This is also the only hotel in Turkey that has no safe in the room during your stay. The front desk can be rented for three days and fifty liras.

In addition to the hot water faucet in the room I live in, there is a problem (the shower head of the direct hot water heater is gone, the shower that centrally supplies hot water in the wall is not hot for 20 minutes, I want to twist it down and receive the direct hot type without a wrench. I don’t know if other rooms are like this. Finally, I can use my palms to splash water on the hot water exit of the direct-heat electric water heater. There is nothing wrong with the others. Breakfast in the morning tastes good and the scenery on the beach is good, so check the hot water before check-in. I can't ask for a room change immediately to avoid stepping on the pit.

The location is relatively remote, far away from the center of Kalkan town, which is very inconvenient if you don't have a car. The service staff are very friendly and the dinner in the restaurant tastes good. Breakfast is average with few options. As for the room, we were assigned to Area B, which is not in the same location as the hotel in the picture. There are no service staff there, so there is no service. There was a strong smell of wood paint inside the room, and the decoration was rough and cheap. The air conditioning is not enough for the entire room. The bedding was not ideal either, it was extremely rough. The floor mats in the room also feel cheap as they are thin and easy to get tripped over. Also be careful of the wooden board at the head of the bed, for fear of wood thorns. Other settings aren't ideal either. In short, I think it is very unqualified for a hotel that costs more than 2,000 yuan a night.

Just returned from our stay at Saray Suites wow what an amazing hotel ! From the minute we arrived to the minute we left we got treated like royalty by all the amazing staff. Big Thank you to Alpi on front of house who allocated us a delux room with sea views which was amazing lovely and spacious and modern room which was cleaned and towels changed every day, Alpi also gave us any info we needed regarding the resort etc A very warm welcome every morning at breakfast and throughout the day from Ismail who we had regular chats with and Omar our waiter every morning. Every member of staff from the waiters, pool guy, managers bar staff in the evenings everybody went over and above to make our stay amazing. Also a huge thanks to Elvis and Ibraham on the bar for supplying our regular evening drinks and lots of laughs you really made our stay so much fun in the gorgeous modern bar. Ismail you have a fantastic team on board and the food at breakfast and evening on the roof top terrace was amazing with outstanding views of Kalkan. This was our first visit to Kalkan but we have said we will definitely be returning to Saray suites again. Also Great location with about 10 mins walk to the centre of town. See you all again next May guys Special thanks again to Alpi, Ismail and Omar Love Carl David and Carol xxx

If you are looking to stay in Kalkan and are questioning where... Stop now..... We have stayed in the Hotel Regency and The Lykia Spa Hotel to name a few in Kalkan.... The Rhapsody is absolutely perfectly ran this small boutique hotel is a beautiful blend of family run but professionally presented the rooms are beautifully kept and aircon is amazing for those really balmy nights... The views from the balcony are the best in Kalkan... Breathtaking whilst taking that morning coffee... Breakfast is stunning and prepared fresh every day... Beds and linen soooooo comfortable and the best shower and hot water we have experienced in the 10 years in Kalkan holidays... Location is 10 min walk to beach clubs and harbour and 5 mins to resteraunts and cafes... It really doesn't get much better than this... The manager here at this hotel knows what she is doing and is on site at all times every day and her staff are family to her and it shows as everyone wants to do an amazing job and does ... Don't question your choice this hotel is a real find.. We will be returning next year 100 percent... Maybe Oct this year if we can.... Congratulations to all at the Rhapsody and thankyou for helping us recover from a very tough 6 months... We will be back thank you xxx

We stayed for 11 days in early May and we were very pleased with the hotel. It's small, very clean and staffed by friendly and helpful people. I have been in 5 star hotels in the past which were not as good as The Samira Exclusive. Rooms were cleaned every day and towels were changed; the towels were very good quality, thick and fluffy and bering the hotel's insignia. The only not so good points are the WIFI, which can be temperamental and the breakfast which was underwhelming. Breakfast consisted of mainly cold salads, boiled eggs and two warm (never hot enough) dishes; these were usually chopped local sausages mixed with peppers, and potatoes or occasionally baked beans. If you wanted eggs cooked any other way it would cost extra, this seemed a little petty; the bread however was very good. We didn't eat there in the evenings but I understand from others that the quality of the menu at that time was very good. We had a late evening flight home and asked about the possibility of extending our check out by a few hours, this cost us £40, which I feel is quite steep. The hotel was quite empty when we arrived but began to fill up as the season progressed and I can see possible problems in the high season with queues in the restaurant which is small and finding beds around the pool. Of course we already saw people rising at cock crow to claim beds with their towels and often these beds were hardly used, this is something the hotel should clamp down on. There is no lift either so the hotel is only accessible to the able bodied. Kalkan itself is very impressive; it's extremely picturesque, surrounded by hills and peppered with small winding cobbled streets full of restaurants and art shops, no sign of the usual tourist 'tat'. It is very steep though and I wouldn't recommend it to disabled people or those with small children and push chairs. It is also very expensive, eating out cost us about the same as we would pay to eat out in the UK. People who were frequent visitors told us the prices has almost doubled in the last year or two since Covid. Would I recommend it? Definitely, and I would return to the Samira Exclusive but it would be nice to see the points I have raised being addressed.

Lovely location. Our triple room was basic but clean and it had a proper sized fridge and kettle. Pool area was very pretty and relaxing with comfortable sunbeds and other seating. Bar was well stocked and the owner Mehmet served some lovely flavoured gins. His breakfasts are amazing. Best I’ve had in Kalkan!