Choosing this hotel based on online reviews turned out to be a mistake for me. There were no nearby shops, cafés, restaurants, or transportation options. The hotel building has four floors, accessible only by steep spiral style stairs. As a middle-aged overseas traveler arriving after a long day of driving, this was particularly difficult. Although the hotel staff kindly helped us reach the fourth floor, the stair access—even to the third floor—did not meet the standards expected of an international commercial building.
Room:
The room was newly renovated and had a fresh appearance.
Bathroom:
There was water leakage in the shower booth, leaving the floor wet after each use. Amenities were poor—no shampoo or conditioner provided, only body wash.
Breakfast & Service:
One staff member greeted guests with a forced smile and responded to my attempt at morning conversation with, “Search in Google, I’m busy,” which felt dismissive and unwelcoming for a first-time visitor to Antalya. The breakfast consisted of a single plate with freshly cut watermelon and tastless cakes. Turkish tea and coffee was always available breakfeast time.
Dinner quality needs improvement, and drinks are priced at typical hotel rates.
