Ramada Plaza by Wyndham Antalya

First off, the location is absolutely fantastic, right in the heart of the Old Town. The hotel is next to the main central park, with a beautiful coastline offering pleasant views all the way. We visited in August with our child and booked a triple room. We were assigned a room on the first floor, which didn't offer great external views. The hotel facilities are comprehensive, and the service is attentive and warm. We opted for the all-inclusive package with three meals, food, and drinks, making it a one-stop shop for dining, entertainment, and relaxation. The cliffside beach is perfect for all ages. The infinity pool provides the best ocean view, and the hotel restaurant is built right by the sea, so you can admire the towering, snow-capped mountains across the way while you dine. The scenery is superb, making for an incredibly satisfying dining experience! This hotel is a well-known, established five-star hotel in the area. It's very convenient to get to, just a one-kilometer walk from the central station after arriving by light rail.

The hotel's biggest draw is its excellent location right by the sea, only 700 meters from the old town. The breakfast spread is incredibly generous and offers fantastic sea views. The hotel boasts multiple pools, a private beach area, and free parking, and the rooms are spacious. However, it's worth noting that the hotel facilities are a bit dated, some rooms lack good natural light and have a strange smell, and the service quality can be inconsistent. If you're not too picky about modern amenities, it's definitely worth a stay for the views and location alone.

Really good! Service: The front desk staff was very friendly. Environment: Nice. Facilities: There's a pool bar.

I rarely give a hotel such a bad review, but as a Wyndham Ramada, the Ramada brand in China has a terrible reputation, known for being old, run-down, and dirty. Wyndham has opened some new hotels in recent years, which are just mediocre, but this one in Antalya completely inherited the Ramada DNA. Take a look at the attached photos – I don't know if it's mold or something else, there's a bit that looks like bloodstains, and then these yellowish towels. I wonder if the hotel management uses the same kind of towels in their own homes, and it wasn't just one, but several like this. The room had a strong dusty smell, which got even worse when the air conditioning was turned on. I booked a side sea view room, and yes, there was a sea view if you stood on the balcony and craned your neck out. And yet, when they gave me this room, they confidently told me it was a 'very good room' for me to 'enjoy.' It's incredible. Trip.com's international service has also become 'god-like' – the booking page clearly states 'king-size bed,' but when I arrive, it's always two separate twin beds. Trip.com's hotel booking management abroad has been getting worse and worse over the years, learning more and more tricky tactics.

The location is fantastic! The views from the balcony and the breakfast room are absolutely stunning! On a clear day, you can even see the snow-capped mountains across the bay! Although the hotel is a bit old, the rooms are exceptionally spacious, and the whole place is clean and comfortable. The breakfast spread is also very rich and generous!

The transportation here is pretty convenient. It takes about 20 minutes to walk to Hadrian's Gate, and public transport is okay. The hotel's location is also quite good, with some small convenience stores nearby and decent food and drink options. Breakfast was fine, and the service was good.

The hotel was exceptionally clean and spacious, and our room was very large. The front desk staff were incredibly nice; they helped us with our luggage and even upgraded our room. Breakfast was also good, with a wide variety of ham and cheese. There's a small outdoor pool, and while it's not directly on the beach, there's a viewpoint where you can take photos. The hotel also has a cool cave that the kids really enjoyed. The only downside is that late check-out is only until 1 PM; after that, they charge hourly.

We stayed here for three nights, and it's truly a hotel worth reminiscing about. First off, the environment is fantastic, especially the restaurant which directly faces the Mediterranean Sea and mountains – the beautiful scenery is there from morning till night. The hotel's outdoor pool is below the restaurant, and one level further down, you can jump straight into the sea for a swim. There are plenty of sun loungers both by the pool and on the lower level, where Europeans lie and sunbathe all day. We, however, spent our days visiting other attractions, which felt a bit like a waste of the hotel's relaxing and comfortable atmosphere. Secondly, the room was spacious. For two adults and one child, we had one large bed and one single bed, and slept very comfortably. Although the hotel facilities are a bit old, it didn't really bother us. Finally, I have to mention the food. We opted for the half-board option (breakfast and dinner), and dinner was truly amazing! There was a wide variety of cold and hot dishes, desserts, and fruits, and the selection changed daily – there was so much we couldn't possibly try it all.