Hotels near Kaputas Beach in Kalkan

I could have rated this place 10 stars, honestly the staff are amazingly welcoming and warm. They make you feel home, make sure you're comfortable and always there smiling and ready to fulfill your requests. Rooms are spacious, loads of drawers and wardrobes, soooo clean and neat, view to the beach from balcony and view to a mail card landscape from the 5th floor where the buffet breakfast is served. The food is tasty, varied and the hygiene overall is top. You gonna enjoy showering and the air conditioner is turning off automatically when you open the balcony. I'm spending a week and I'm still there at the minute and wanna try their spa that looks great. Few of them only speak a very good English, however the barrier language was invisible because all members of staff, every single one I met was communicating with me in any way possible to socialise and that was the cherry on top. Also the hotel is close to the beach, close to my favourite restaurant and others and the market every Thursday just nearby 🤍

Really lovely smallish, homely, relaxing friendly hotel. Special thanks to Ravi and Selcuk who were always available for help, advice or just for a chat. My husband and I stayed 5 nights in a corner suite on the 1st floor which was very comfortable and well appointed, everything looks new and spotlessly clean, nice furnishings and homely feel. There's air conditioning, kettle with tea and coffee making facilities and a fridge. It has a balcony and good view. Nice spacious bathroom and good shower. Breakfast is served on a leafy terrace: buffet with lots of choice including plenty of fresh fruit and delicious home made jams. Decent size pool and plenty of sun loungers, towels etc. Nice outdoor bar, open all day. There is no restaurant at the hotel but there is one next door and plenty of other options nearby. We travelled with our 4 adult children who stayed in one of the 2 bedroom self-catering apartments - also recommended though don't have such a nice view and breakfast is extra.

Firstly , the picture do no justice to the Hotel and the area . It’s an amount hotel , clean with such friendly staff. I enjoyed the Turkish style breakfast buffet. I wanted to personally thank all the staff members for making my solo trip so special , in particular to Sezin and Bayram. Sezin was always so hospitable with a smile on her face , she taught me how to make Turkish coffee and also organised a breakfast box for the day I left as I left before breakfast started . There were complications with my air conditioning in the room so I was offered another room but I didn’t take it as I preferred the view frok my room . Also , thank you to Bayram for helping me organise transport. This team of people are amazing . Thank you for looking after me .

Next time if I choose to stay in KAS town for one night, I will choose here again. The boss and waiters are very friendly, especially Abdullah, who received us, with very sincere eyes, and tried his best to make our stay comfortable and pleasant. Parking is right in front of the store, very convenient. We rented a car, picked it up from Antalya Airport, and drove directly to Fethiye. It is also a good choice for KAS to take a one-night break in the middle of the trip. This should be considered a relatively large homestay, about four kilometers away from the KAS tourist distribution center. Drove five minutes into town last night for dinner and a walk around the marina. The town was too noisy for us who like quiet, there are places to stay in the town but it didn't feel right for our family. It may be more convenient to go to the bar, the next floor is the bar. The bath water here is a bit small for us. The air conditioner is sufficient, but it is similar to the Shangri-La where we live in Istanbul. The breakfast is full, and there are not many varieties. There is a pancake that looks like a Chinese pancake, and the watermelon is delicious.

If you are searching for serenity and just want to chill and relax, then Likya Gardens Hotel is the best place for you. Both as a couple and solo. My priorities when searching for a hotell was that it should be quite and calm so I could just rest and get positive energy. Lucky me I found Likya Gardens. First time in both Kalkan and Likya Gardens. And I can say that it was more than I imagined. A place where you can rest both your mind and body. I booked the terrace suit and WOW you can see whole Kalkan from your terrace, which is amazing! It has a jacuzzi which was very very pleasant, both in the day and at the evening. I took a bath in the night under the stars and that was a wonderful experience. The hotell is a walk away from the city, approx 15 min. But with taxi it only takes 5 min. The sea is clear and just amazing. You can just sit and enjoy a good book next to the sea and listen to the waves or take a wonderful swim. The cleaning of the rooms are superb! Everything is very clean. The breakfast and lunch are served in the beach club right at the beach. The breakfast is a buffe breakfast and has everything you need! It’s very fresh and tastes delicious. They also serve you omelett or menemen.. my favorite. Had the chance to try their lunch a few times and it is amazing too. The staff are amazing! Thanks to Can, Burak, Hasan, Kaan, Ugur the chef and cleaning abla. But the shining stars are Can who was very helpful, Emir who always smiles his biggest and makes your day and last but not least the sweet cat Melo..

This October we stayed at Lupia suites and it was absolutely amazing. The apartment style rooms are so spacious and interior was fab. The reception and pool are equally brilliant, with the most friendly and attentive staff! Location wise, you couldn’t get better for the quality of the rooms, only a 5 minutes walk to the beach and old town, which is really where you want to be staying. I was confused how there weren’t more reviews raving about this place, however ive learnt that it has only recently opened. Overall, brilliant. From someone that doesn’t write reviews, I had to share what a great experience I had at Lupia!

We’ve stayed at The Likya on many occasions over the years and have commented previously that the place needed significant investment. Whilst there have been some changes since 2022 season, unfortunately they haven’t invested in the things that would have the most impact on the guests. There are three fantastic things about The Likya. The staff, who are second to none - particularly Muhammet’s team* on food and beverages and the receptionist - the food and the view. *A special shout out for Ummut, Hatice and Ozzie, who cannot do enough for you. The fabric of the building however, and general air of neglect, is becoming a major issue for people staying there and was a frequent source of discussion in the pool (when you really don’t have a great deal to talk about!) The changes made since last year are to improve the reception area, improve the breakfast area - and this actually is much better - and to replace the sun loungers, which were falling apart. Unfortunately the new ones are very flimsy and unlikely to last long. They have done nothing at all to the bedrooms, which have yet to see a lick of paint since our first visit in 2010. The gardens are overgrown and plant containers have dead and untended plants in them, clearly never being watered. What happened to the gardener? There is a general air of neglect about the pool area and parasols have been patched up on many occasions and look very sorry for themselves. I suspect that while the owner has handed over day-to-day management of the hotel to the previous manager, who is doing her best, there is insufficient funding available to actually do what needs to be done to get the hotel back to being a special place to stay in Kalkan. A last point, which has nothing to do with the state of the hotel: they really need to use plastic (or other non-breakable) glasses and crockery when people are having drinks at their sunloungers. Twice we witnessed cups and glasses being broken - people walk around barefoot and this is very dangerous. I doubt that we will return to The Likya, although we will go back to Kalkan. This is very sad because the staff are amazing, but it has fallen way behind on standards.

I had an amazing time at Sole’n Blu. The owners and staff made me feel at home. The sunsets there are magical. The outdoor common area is a great place to hang our and socialize. There is access to a great swimming spot down the block. The kitchen is well equipped and the beds are very comfortable. I highly recommend you stay there if you come to Kaş!

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.

My first experience in hamam was quite interesting, relaxing, and satisfying. First of all, I applaud the amiability of the hosts who introduced me to the concept and were kind to guide me through the leaflet. I chose an Aroma Therapy Package which consisted of hamam part, whole body massage with oils I selected, a clay mask, and finally the hair treatment. I might be lucky since the season hasn't started and it was quite peaceful and relaxed all the while I was there. Inside of the Turkish bath, I got scrubbed and cleaned with soap, my hair was washed too, and after that part was done, I got a short but long enough toilet break and snack break (fruits and juice was provided). The next part took place in the massage room where I got my full body aromatherapy massage, my face mask and hair oil applied. I was provided with all the things I needed to get from one room to the other, I had my key with me, and the lady who bathed me and gave me a massage took care that I don't lose it out of sight. As of recently it's possible to pay by card. The place is clean and smells great and the hosts and staff are really pleasant to interact and work with 😊