Hotels With WiFi in Antalya Province, Türkiye

"A clean, new hotel. The pool area is beautiful and Instagram-worthy. The rooms are small, suitable for a maximum of two people. I really liked the toiletries in the bathroom; they have a lovely mandarin scent. It's a bit far from Antalya city center, but there are many restaurants and shops nearby. The sea is just a 5-minute walk away. It's an excellent option for its price/quality ratio. Message to the hotel: please add more hangers to the wardrobe (four is really not enough) and a drying rack on the balcony, as there's nowhere to hang swimsuits to dry."

"I really enjoyed everything, specially the concept, “Life is an illusion” I really had an amazing authentic experience. The hotel is literally in the mountain, with a spectacular view on the Mediterranean 🌊. Staff were really helpful, food was specifically made according to my instructions, and the swimming pool & bar are just perfect. If you’re looking for a unique and authentic vibes I highly recommend."

"Keyla Hotel exceeded all my expectations. Although it's a newly opened hotel, every detail has been carefully thought out. The moment you step into the lobby, you can feel the quality of the hotel. Its location in Lara and the magnificent view it offers are additional advantages. One of the things that impressed us the most was the staff's attentiveness and hospitality. We'd like to extend a big thank you to Mr. Hasan, the Service Manager, who assisted us with everything. I'd also like to specifically mention Mr. Yunus and Mr. Mehmet. Their attentiveness, cheerful demeanor, and helpfulness were truly outstanding. They fulfilled almost all our requests with great care. The hotel's cuisine also definitely deserves praise. The food was both delicious and prepared with high-quality ingredients. On my next visit to Antalya, I will undoubtedly choose Keyla Hotel again. I wholeheartedly recommend it."

"The hotel's excellent location by the sea and its magnificent beach are excellent. However, there are many drawbacks: the beach is often crowded with tourists on large ships, and there's little infrastructure around the hotel. There's also a venue for events right in the bay that's open until late, and the music plays loudly—you'll hear a variety of Turkish music in your room. Despite all the drawbacks, the beach almost makes up for all the negatives."

"Front desk was so kind and helpful. The room itself was good for a night stay. The location was great with a walking distance to a stunning view beach. There were lot of restaurants and convenient stores nearby. No options for breakfast. No elevator, not so convenient needs to carry the luggages to the room."

"The hotel is new. Everything you need for your stay is provided (slippers, bathrobes, toiletries, an iron and ironing board, hairdryer). The room also has a tea station and a coffee machine with capsules, and bottled water. Upon check-in, as a welcome amenity, there were fruits, nuts, and S.Pellegrino mineral water on the table. The breakfasts are delicious, and you can order an omelet if you wish. The staff are friendly and responsive. All questions and requests are handled quickly. Room cleaning is done daily, but they don't clean surfaces or mop floors very well – there was dust piling up for 7 days under the armchair, table, and bathroom vanity))), and cotton pads and swabs were occasionally not replenished, despite leaving tips. On the bright side, they did make swans and a flower once!)) They also forgot to restock water and coffee, so I had to call reception. There's a pool where you can get beach towels. There's also a separate spa area for men and women, and a gym. The location is good, just a 10-minute walk to the beach. We recommend this hotel."

"I recently spent 4 nights and 5 days at Swandor Kemer in mid-August, and my overall impression of the hotel is overwhelmingly positive. Every single staff member I encountered was friendly and worked incredibly hard, like bees. The hotel's landscaping is beautiful, and I didn't notice any flies, which was a plus. We stayed in a duplex room in the new building. The room was clean, and housekeeping was remarkably efficient. We'd leave for breakfast around 8:45 AM, and by the time we returned at 10:00 AM, the room was already cleaned. What's more, the room was very comfortable, and I'd especially recommend the duplexes for families as it feels like you're getting two separate, independent rooms. Despite the hotel being crowded, it never felt uncomfortable, and we never had to queue anywhere. It felt like a 'quality' crowd, mostly families, which made it feel very safe. The hotel layout is excellent. You can always find a sun lounger in any area, at any time of day, and there's no towel issue thanks to the card system. Sun loungers are available everywhere: on the hotel's pier, the beach, by the pools, and on the lawns. The sea in Kemer is incredibly beautiful. Since it's stony/pebbly, the water stays clear. If you enter the sea from the pier, you won't encounter pebbles, but those with sensitive feet might want sea shoes for the beach. The pools and the aqua park are also quite large. Now, for the food and drinks, which is a major concern for many: the breakfast offers everything imaginable, and the quality of the products is very high. For example, there were six types of eggs and a wide variety of deli meats (both red and white meat options). I didn't experience the late breakfast, so I can't comment on that. The snack restaurant actually operates like an open buffet. They had pasta, rice, Turkish dumplings (mantı), Turkish flatbread (pide), pizza, meatballs, hamburgers, hot dogs, French fries, various crispy and grilled chicken options, salads, and fruits. I ate meatballs every day – there were two kinds (butcher's and İnegöl), and they were delicious. It was a clean, comfortable environment where you didn't have to wait in line. There are bars located throughout the hotel. The drink selection was extensive, and I found their cocktails to be particularly well-made. My only criticism is for the hotel's patisserie: it opens at 2:30 PM and closes at 6:00 PM, and the variety is limited. The ice cream is good, but it definitely needs to open earlier and offer more choices. Regarding the main restaurant for dinner: there's a small Asian cuisine corner. Fresh grilled fish (sea bream, trout, and sea bass) was continuously available every day. There were always chicken and turkey options, and the variety was quite extensive. Döner kebab was served every evening. Pide and pizzas were baked non-stop. During the Turkish night, kebabs were served. Another night featured grilled quail and entrecote, and there was a seafood night – so there's truly something for everyone. For those sensitive to red meat, there was always a meat-based alternative. I should mention, however, that I wasn't particularly fond of the döner. There was a huge variety of meze, salads, and fruits. I enjoyed the desserts and pastries, but I didn't see any pistachio baklava. For the late-night dinner, they prepared one of each type of meat. I don't think it's possible to go hungry here. Stewed dishes like tas kebabı and orman kebabı were always available. When I went to the main restaurant at lunchtime, I felt like I was seeing the same menu from last night's dinner. Overall, though, I liked the food, drinks, and flavors. As someone who has experienced many different all-inclusive hotels, to summarize this property: you get more than what you pay for at its current price, and that's very satisfying."

"It was a holiday that I personally had much, but much above my expectation. The hotel once was one of the cleanest hotel rooms I've been living in the garden, although it was made of bungalows. The environment, ambience and facilities are also enough, and all your needs are met. There is a small darkness that belongs to you. Clean. The sea and the coast are clean, and even the shells and shadows. The spa and closed pool that was to warm in winter. I stayed alone for a week, a quiet, quiet environment. I really rested. The staff is incredibly self-effective, laughing and helpful. So I am a little close and I can't stay anywhere, I tried to find missing here, but I couldn't find it, I give 10 out of everything."

"Amazing location in the heart of Antalya local old town with ease of transport to  the beach and local market. Highly recommended for the local view of old city and access to local market. View from the hotel to the city street is amazing . Nice clean pool very friendly staff ready to accommodate you 24*7. We forget to bring our adapter they provided us and one day we have to leave early for our city tour they provided us packed sandwiches with juice and yoghurt . Really so nice of them we really enjoyed our stay and will book again in future.  Only one thing is loud music in the night but staff understand and accommodate us with nice room at the top . Less than 10minutes to beautiful beach"

"The hotel is great. The grounds are very beautiful and quiet, it's surprising that even though there were many guests (and cars), we hardly ever ran into them, except at breakfast. The rooms are clean and were tidied daily. There's a balcony and a fantastic, large shower room! Breakfast was just good (average); for example, breakfasts in Istanbul hotels were more varied. I missed having sweet breakfast options. But overall, there was enough of everything. The biggest plus is the PRIVATE BEACH. It's magnificent. It's a bit further from the hotel, about a 10-15 minute walk. There aren't as many stairs as everyone writes in reviews, it's very comfortable! We went by car, but there's a shuttle from the hotel to the beach every hour. Tip: Go to the beach on foot earlier than everyone else to grab the best sun loungers! A MINUS. Well, not really a minus... it's just that it seemed like everywhere on Instagram it said that private pools were included with every room, but unfortunately, that's not the case. Pay attention to this! But there is a communal pool, also in some distant location. We never made it there because all our attention was taken by THE BEACH :) The staff were fine. The hotel's location isn't in the city center, which I see as a plus. But it would be a bit difficult without a car."