2-Star Hotels in Antalya

An excellent hotel for a great price. My family and I stayed in a Deluxe room with a balcony in September 2025. The furnishings matched the description and photos on the website: very clean and cozy, recently renovated, with new furniture and fixtures. The balcony has a clothes dryer and even clothespins. As an experienced traveler (over 20 countries and numerous cities under my belt), I can confidently recommend this hotel to independent travelers. The room is cleaned daily, a 1.5-liter bottle of water was provided daily, and linens were changed every three days. The reception staff doesn't speak Russian, but the hotel has free Wi-Fi, and if necessary, you can contact the staff using the translator on your phone. I didn't describe the furniture, curtains, etc. in my review, as I wrote above that everything matches the description and photos. I'd like to highlight the hotel's excellent location: a 5-minute walk to the sea, numerous cafes nearby to suit every taste and budget, and supermarkets and a bus stop are also within walking distance. I highly recommend it.

The room is OK, the atmosphere is good, you can cook, when you arrive, a boy at the front desk, and help me lift my luggage to the third floor, thank you... But I think the roommates who live in the Youth Hostel are too important Bad luck, the last night came a woman with ADHD, you know why? All night is tossing, and this bed tossing, it will shake, can not sleep well at all..... Some women make the bathroom sick... In this case, I can ”run” decisively change to another place to live, the price is cheaper than here, regret it, should come here directly, at least others are single rooms, no one affects...

Great little hotel in the heart of Old Town. There is lots of cafes, restaurants, shops nearby. Streets filled with people late into night. But rooms are relatively quiet to get a good night sleep. A/C works. Service is amazing. Owner and all other employees we saw are always smiling, asking how our day was going. Check-in was fast and efficient (we arrived late at 9PM and 24-hr reception was there to greet us). Room was clean. Towels and linens were spotless. As a family of four (9 & 5 years old), we slept in a deluxe family room (1 double, 1 single bed); and it worked out quiet well. We didn't eat in house but saw signs that they serve some food (breakfast for example). I recommend this hotel to anyone who'd like to explore the Old Town for a few days.

Overall, it's a decent hotel. I'm taking off a few stars because of the food. The staff is friendly, the guy at reception is wonderful, and the woman at the spa is very kind, speaks Russian, and was helpful and helpful. Thanks to them. The hotel is clean and cozy, not crowded. There are a couple of people by the pool, and plenty of free lounge chairs. As for the room, if you're not picky, it's fine. The renovations are new, but... some cabinet handles are missing, the shower head is cheap, and there are no toothbrush cups. Soap and shampoo are provided. But the most important thing is the kitchen. I chose this hotel specifically because of the kitchen. When I paid, I didn't enlarge the photo and didn't notice there was no stove. But that's not all: all the cabinets and drawers are empty, no plates, no cutlery, just a kettle and two mugs. Dear owners of this hotel, please pay attention to the kitchen. What's the point of having one if there's nothing there? Maybe they should equip it? Breakfast included: boiled eggs, sausages, greens, cucumbers, tomatoes, bread, salty cheese cubes (you can't spread it on bread), French fries, two kinds of yogurt, nuts, raisins, chocolate balls, a couple of kinds of cookies, Turkish delight, coffee, tea, juice, and that's it. Wi-Fi: If your phone is off, you have to reconnect to the Wi-Fi every time. The reception is poor near the pool. Sea: a 15-20 minute walk, sun loungers on the beach are paid, the sand is dirty, cigarette butts and glasses are strewn everywhere, it's generally very dirty, and the road to the beach is like a dump. In the village itself, there's nowhere to go, too many outlet stores with clothing... like markets. I can't comment on the prices, I haven't been! There are restaurants nearby, but everything is very expensive, for example, pasta carbonara is 800 lira (~1800 rubles, a burger and fries ~2000 rubles), there are eateries that are so-so, very dirty, shawarma there is 500 lira ~1000 rubles, in Antalya for comparison it is 150 lira.

Found the hotel very easily and felt very welcomed. Car parking was plentiful. Did find the room smaller than photos but as my stay was short it didn't cause me any issues. Room bathroom bedding and towels were clean Didn't use restaurant facilities as was not necessary for my personal plans Lots of supermarkets close by if needed

The bathrooms vary on different floors—one is more renovated, another is in poor condition. The guesthouse has one electric kettle at reception and another in the staff room, but I was denied hot water that evening. The receptionist said the kettle was broken. Later, closer to nightfall, they gave me hot water, but it had a lot of sediment in it—either from the poor quality water or from limescale in the kettle!There's only a bed and a very tiny nightstand in the room—nowhere to put your things. I asked for a chair or a stool, but they refused.

I liked the hotel. Located near the center, 10 minutes on foot or 2 by tram. On a quiet street. Very friendly staff, the room was free, we checked in an hour earlier. We printed out the boarding pass for the plane. The room is small, but very clean and comfortable. There is everything you need. The air conditioner works, hot water flows. There are comfortable chairs in the hall, boiled water and tea at any time.

Service was good, room was big. AC worked perfectly fine. The downside for me was the unexpected surprise of shared toilet and it wasn't cleaned often. Maybe twice a day? But there was a day where it was not cleaned once. The breakfast is a humble portion but has a nice variety.4 pieces of 2 cheeses, 1 egg, olives, bread and a variety of jam with tea. It doesnt fill you up but keeps you going. The location was good, close to town and local shops. The person at the desk was kind and helpful. Another down side is the elevator at night, its pretty loud. Overall, for its price it is a 4/5.

Provides a fairly rich buffet breakfast, reserved single rooms, and a double room when it arrives. There are balconies and basic facilities. It is on the Antalya light rail line and you can see it outside the window. Very convenient, there is Carrefour on the opposite side, and a 3-minute walk from the light rail station.

Room very small. No AC Dirty bathroom  Good location  Near Mark Antalya mall