Antalya Hotels with Airport Shuttle

"Had a fantastic stay at this hotel. The rooms were clean and comfortable, the staff were friendly and helpful, and the facilities were excellent. The location was great, making it easy to explore the area. Overall, a wonderful experience and I would happily stay here again. Highly recommended!"

"I genuinely, genuinely, genuinely recommend this hotel. If you're looking for a comfortable stopover in Antalya, this place is truly wonderful. The one-bedroom unit comes with a washing machine, dryer, oven, microwave, and a large refrigerator. All the bedding is Marriott quality, the room is very spacious, and the soundproofing is excellent. Right next door is a large shopping mall. On the third floor, there's a food court with options like McDonald's, Vietnamese pho, and many other fast-food choices. The Thai food there is particularly well-suited to our tastes. There's also a direct bus to Hadrian's Gate. Tunahan at the front desk was incredibly helpful. He's very enthusiastic, always smiling and greeting me whenever I came and went. His English is fluent, and he was able to resolve many issues. The parking lot has charging stations, making it very convenient for those traveling by car."

"We were very pleasantly surprised, as the hotel is brand new and all the staff are incredibly kind. It's a very secluded spot with an amazing breakfast. I highly recommend staying here if you're looking for privacy, and appreciate cleanliness and modern rooms. We personally took masks and swam to the waterfall on our own; if you're a good swimmer, you can try it too. We walked over rocks and through dusty water, then got out onto the rocks and admired the waterfall – it was breathtaking! You can really see the owner's taste reflected in this hotel. There was also a beautiful car parked at the entrance. Overall, the hotel leaves a 'wow' impression!!"

"Didnt like the area its in - Room was smaller than expected. But clean and we enjoyed our stay. I do think front of house staff at reception need to be more friendlier - it puts a damper when you aren't met with friendly staff as your first impression. Not sure it's worth £90 a night but everything is extortionate in Turkey."

"My friend highly recommended this hotel in Antalya, and it definitely exceeded my expectations in terms of value for money. It's perfect for self-driving tourists. The hotel offers its own parking service, so you don't have to worry about finding a spot at all, which is a huge convenience. There are two ways to get to Antalya Old Town: if you're in a hurry, you can take the bus directly; otherwise, a leisurely stroll at dusk is also perfectly feasible, with great scenery along the way, making it very easy to explore the Old Town. Overall, it was a comfortable and affordable stay."

"An excellent hotel with lots of advantages such as great location (30min from the airport and also near the sea), great food variety (my child loved waffles and pancakes and cheesecakes, I was diving into vegetables and we both were happy!). Staff are very nice, starting from cleaners to technical maintenance people. Pools are great, just the aquapark is actually 2 slides and unfortunately they never start on time but later and always seem to be closing earlier than announced on the poster. (should be 10-12, 14-17). Room was clean and looked exactly like on the photos. The only thing is that if you are placed somewhere in the building B where there is a main restaurant and lots of green areas you may be woken up after 5am by the lawn mower and noises of cleaning and kitchen preps. Also, worth mentioning that the hotel is well maintained and there is work going on improvements every day. We needed to use medical services and the nurse was absolutely lovely. We had a mega swift transfer to the hospital and were well taken care for over there. Also, if you life cats you'll find at least 5 adult and couple of kittens running around but they are not agressive and not disturbing. They are absolutely cute and lovely. This is definitely important when you travel with kids!!! So all in all, a good place to stay with kids when you want to rest and enjoy your hols."

"We have rather mixed feelings about the place. First impressions are good, the hotel is in a nice historic building, personnel is friendly and rooms are quite big. However it'd need a renovation already, small bits here or there are broken in the bathroom and nobody seems to care (towel holder, shower handle, shower door makes a huge popping noise every time you close it, warm water takes ages to arrive etc), in one of the rooms they forgot to put large towels, the breakfast definitely wouldn't worth it (we luckily didn't pay for it but went to check the breakfast and it's mediocre at best, there are much better places around for a little more money). The biggest gripe was the extremely noisy old town street right under the window, people went home shouting all night, there was a big fight also just around the corner at 2 a.m., then street cleaning and finally trash delivery early morning... So we didn't sleep much at all. And there was a free parking in theory but our 7-seater van didn't fit there. It was fine for one evening but we definitely wouldn't have liked to stay another night."

"Yes, it’s a cheap hotel and not Ritz Carlton style, but it differs to much from photos. I booked a hotel to attend the working meeting with a customer in quiet atmosphere and assumed that room is quiet, will have a table and WiFi. There’s no table as “they recently made a renovation”. WiFi on the 3d floor is bad. And at the time of my call they started to fix something on the floor (like the constructions). And this towels😭😭😭 damn, I don’t care if they’re branded or not, but I just want a not damaged towel. The curtains do not close the windows entirely and there are neighbors in front. There’s also no fridge in the room, but they let to use a fridge in lobby. The only good thing is the location."

"Top location and top service. The employees were very friendly and Mrs. Seda was very helpful when we indicated that the bed was not very comfortable. We then received an upgrade without obligation. We had 3 different rooms for 3 nights, but the collaboration with Trip was that we could only get the rooms on the ground floor. And we didn't really like that. The rooms and furnishings are in need of updating. The concept is there, but it must be user-friendly. The employees do get a 10 from us."

"Hello! No direct beach access – that wasn't entirely clear to us beforehand. The view of the bazaar's rooftops and the beautiful facades of the surrounding hotels is something you might like, or you might not. Without discounts and points, the room would have cost €160 per night – it's not even remotely worth that. We paid around €90 per night, and that's already pushing it. We stayed for 3 days/2 nights, and the room couldn't have been any smaller. We were practically dancing around our luggage and piled up the table to keep everything within reach. We didn't request room cleaning during this time, as it wasn't necessary for us. The air conditioning constantly makes gurgling noises (even when turned off). The shower gets warm instantly, and the water pressure is very good – I've experienced much worse in other hotels and countries. However, the hairdryer is at the end of its life and needs to be replaced – we didn't bother with it. The advertised snack bar couldn't be found, despite using the app and a map from reception. When I asked where it was, we were informed that it had been moved indoors due to strong winds – having this information upfront would have saved me a lot of searching. The advertised midnight soup is a combination of all the leftover dishes from dinner – nevertheless, this meal was very enjoyable and we happily made use of it. The light show on the facade unfortunately forces you to darken the windows, as the light shines directly into the room. All in all, it was an OK experience, but not one we'd repeat."