Hot spring Hotels in Antalya

Hotel is in the best location walking distance to all shops and old city. Hotel itself is great staff are friendly and helpful. Had no problems at all throughout my stay this was my first time in Antalya, if I was to visit again, I would definitely be staying in this hotel. Breakfast was decent. Tea/coffee in room with mini bar. Iron in the room Gym/suna/indoor pool available to use at your own ease.

Its a great hotel located in the middle of the city. Great amenities and very clean. Everyone is kind and happy to help all the time.

The room was quite comfortable. Only the bathtub in the bathroom is a bit strange, and the isolation is only half-way. . Otherwise, the stay was quite comfortable. It is close to the sea and it is very convenient to go to the beach. Our room also has a sea view. Highly recommended! A short trip to Antalya and Crowne Plaza is nice and comfortable. It is very near the beach, so very convenient to go to the beach to relax and chill. We could see the sea from our room! The layout of the bathtub is a little weird and it covers only half the tub....

Amazing hotel with the best staff employeed. They are always happy to help and talk with the best smiles so you would miss them when you leave like they were your friends. Rooms are pretty good with all amenities provided however a little small. Special thanks to Mahsa, Sinan and Natali for making over stay wonderful.

+great location +good food +warm swimming pool +clean environment +free bikes to explore the beach area -using Starbucks drinks ads at the bar - but that is a simple coffee machine coffee with some syrups -I was several time told that that is not a family hotel with kids entertainment. That is not their focus. But they have disco for kids and other activities but every time entertainment managers tell us they got less then 3 kids for the activity so they can’t have that activity according to the rules, but I see families with kids still coming to the activity area and they got the same answer “Sorry small amount of kids”, so there were many kids in the hotel willing to join any sort of activities. Seems that managers are not willing to have any activities for kids at all. But again they told me that I don’t understand their concept.

As a five star hotel, the facilities and service are not good enough. The bathroom is not water-proof, and the elevator is really awful. You should wait at least 10 min and sometimes it doesn't stop on your floor which is really annoying. The food everyday is just okay, but considered it is included in the bill, it is not that bad.

Heaven on earth. One of the best resorts we’ve ever been to. Can’t fault anything about this beautiful hotel. Would love to go back one day. If you are thinking of booking please do not hesitate.

Booked this hotel for 1 night through trip.com and very satisfied with the booking. I was a little early on arrival, but the reception was not difficult at all and was very hospitable. The massage, hammam, sauna and swimming pool was a magical experience and also gets a big 10! In particular the Indonesian masseuse was very friendly and professional. Her female Turkish colleague (I think managerial position) was very catty and unable to communicate. I am always used in a hotel to pay at the reception at the end, but this lady yelled at me in poor English to pay. When I told her I didn't have any money on me, her tone changed and she became a monster, which scared me. I explained to the lady that I will pay at the reception, but she did not accept. When I took money from my hotel room and wanted to pay the lady, she told me that I had to pay in Turkish Lira, while a separate price list stated in euros. I also pointed out that the information booklet lacks a price list and that this is required by law. I complained to the reception about this incident, but I suspected that nothing was done about it! Too bad because this lady has ruined my evening and night! Massage in this hotel so never again!!

Hotel was as the pictures show. As expected because the rooms are all white it’s easy to see all the scuff marks left by previous visitors. The halls leading to the rooms have black carpets and neon pink lighting which can be a bit dizzying. The rooms have large mirrors on each wall. Felt a bit like a “love hotel” in that sense, if you know what I mean. The bathrooms were clean with instant hot water and a very powerful shower, although what was disappointing was the toilet, I value cleanliness a lot especially with a toilet, they have a basic bidet loo with the the spray nozzle really sticking out which wasn’t t clean at all, I would have preferred a spray gun. They left paper/plastic cups in the room for teas/coffees, apparently for hygiene reasons, the cups smelled like chemicals, I would have preferred a usual ceramic mug being a 5 star hotel. The facilities were in abundance, the spa was definitely a big winner for me. The staff (for the hotel) on the other hand hardly smiled, were uninterested and really unhelpful 99% of the time. I felt like I was a burden even when requesting simple stuff like a bottle of water. I found very few spoke any English, and look I get I’m in a foreign country but if you’re going open up you lands to tourists at least be a bit prepared for the most spoken language in the world! I even used google translate at times but that didn’t seem very useful as for reasons unknown to me the staff still didn’t understand what I was asking for… I went in June, so the outdoor pool was open, I opted to use the indoor pool due to the high temperatures, it was nice that I had it all to myself, the pool was clean but the woods bordering the pool was wearing away and cracking. The hotel food wasn’t that great, I tried breakfast buffet once which was ok I guess for being around £6-7 pp. The lounge menu was dreadful, I ordered a ribeye steak that took 45mins only to be served with a thin overcooked, dry tuna looking thing. I tried to explain this wasn’t ribeye or anything that resembled a steak, they didn’t seem interested and were quick to hand me the bill. Outside the hotels is boulevard, a parade of around 30ish restaurants and coffee shops. Teaming with energy and life, they close around 1am every and have a lovely atmosphere. Prices are not too steep with a decent meal setting you back around 250tl. I’ve got to say I felt unwelcome in turkey, I also went to Istanbul a couple of weeks before this and had a similar experience. Perhaps I’m biased, I was a solo male traveler with a Middle Eastern /Asian complexion, I tipped well, spoke politely and tried not to bother too many people yet I felt like I shouldn’t be there. I have since learned by one of the cafe owners that Turks don’t actually like people of my “complexion” or anyone resembling Middle Eastern people which is disappointing, and the end of the day if you want the tourism be a bit more hospitable at the very least in the hotels.