Hotels near Villa Asya dio kalkan in Kalkan

Stayed at the True Blue for one week at the beginning of September travelling on my own, so always a bit wary as to personal safety and the friendliness of where I stay. I can say from the moment I arrived I was made to feel very welcome. The staff are very friendly and helpful and can't do enough for you. They are all approachable and happy to engage with you, which is very reassuring for a lone female traveller. The Hotel is spotlessly clean, pool is lovely and the rooms are modern and comfortable. Breakfast has a wonderful selection all fresh and delicious. The bar area is a great place to chat and mix with other guests with plenty of seating. Many thanks to Arda and Egemen behind the bar for being so friendly patient and interested in everyone. (accident and emergency) you will know what I mean (no detriment to them)!! Tuana Su absolutely charming and thanks to the tall young man whose name I can't recall (spell) Tuba the manager -congratulations for maintaining a lovely place and wonderful team, including Rafi and Sajic (apologies if spelled incorrectly) Practical issues - a short taxi ride into Kalkan itself, currently costing 130 tl which is around £4.75 each way, too hot and too up and down for me to walk but I have a problem with my knees. I do think you would need to be very fit to walk into town and back, however there are plenty of restaurants within walking distance. Food generally very good wherever you eat. Beach club Kalamar not far but very steep walk although you can get a shuttle (but not if a lone person). All in all a lovely holiday great place, great people. I highly recommend a visit.

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 🤍

Great family holiday. Penthouse on the top floor with a private veranda with a large sofa and a gauge. There is a kitchen with gas stove, microwave and teapot. A set of dishes. In the evenings you can see a magnificent sunset then a view on the night Calcan. There is a common pool with sea view, where you can take a photo of a pool passing into the sea.

With a stay at Apollon Hotel in Kaş, you'll be near the beach, within a 15-minute drive of Patara Beach and Hadrian's Granary. This hotel is 12.6 mi (20.3 km) from Kaputas Beach and 25.2 mi (40.5 km) from Kaş Merkez Cami.Don't miss out on recreational opportunities including an outdoor pool and bicycles to rent. This hotel also features complimentary wireless internet access, a television in a common area, and tour/ticket assistance.Satisfy your appetite for lunch or dinner at the hotel's restaurant, or stay in and take advantage of the room service (during limited hours). Relax with your favorite drink at the bar/lounge or the poolside bar. A complimentary buffet breakfast is served daily from 8:30 AM to 10:30 AM.Featured amenities include complimentary newspapers in the lobby, a 24-hour front desk, and laundry facilities. Guests may use a roundtrip airport shuttle for a surcharge, and free self parking is available onsite.Make yourself at home in one of the 21 guestrooms featuring refrigerators and LCD televisions. Rooms have private balconies. Complimentary wireless internet access keeps you connected, and satellite programming is available for your entertainment. Bathrooms feature showers, hair dryers, and slippers.

The hotel Asfiya Sea View Hotel is located approx. 300 m from the private beach. The nearest restaurants and bars can be found within 700 m. The city centre is around 1 km away. A supermarket is around 800 m away. There is a shuttle between the hotel and the airport (for a fee). On the beach are cushions, sun umbrellas and beach towels available. Cold drinks are served at the beach bar. The hotel has a 24h reception, a lobby, Wi-Fi, a lift, a first aid kit as well as parking spaces. In the outdoor area of the property you will find a seasonally open pool (open , where sun loungers and sun umbrellas are available for free. There is also a separate children's pool. To clean your clothes there is a laundry service (extra fee). For your comfort the hotel page will ensure you are looked after. If necessary, you can contact the medical centre (for a fee). The energy supply is 220 Volts.Catering Breakfast is offered from the buffet. Enjoy your lunch as a set meal. Dinner is served à la carte. Your physical well-being is catered for by the pool bar (open from 5).Distances * Airport: approx. 150 km* Pharmacy: approx. 250 m* Hospital: approx. 20 km* Nearest bank: approx. 800 mAdditional information Check-in is possible from 14 hrs, check-out until 12 hrs.

What a view ! Visited the soothe hotel for lunch as we are staying at nearby Kulube. What a fantastic view and the pool was enormous. Sooo quiet just one couple in the pool ans then another by the time we finished a long lunch. Couple beers some water a chicken burger and tuna salad with chips approx £23 extremely good value ! Manager kindly showed us around . Stunning views form the room and breakfast area. Lovely laid back vibe.

With a stay at Beyoglu Pansiyon Apart in Kaş, you'll be near the beach, within a 15-minute drive of Patara Beach and Patara Ruins. This beach guesthouse is 12.4 mi (19.9 km) from Kaputas Beach and 24.9 mi (40.1 km) from Kaş Merkez Cami.Take in the views from a garden and make use of amenities such as complimentary wireless internet access and tour/ticket assistance. This Mediterranean guesthouse also features a picnic area and barbecue grills.Continental breakfasts are available daily from 8 AM to 11 AM for a fee.Featured amenities include luggage storage, laundry facilities, and a safe deposit box at the front desk. A roundtrip airport shuttle is provided for a surcharge (available 24 hours), and free self parking is available onsite.Make yourself at home in one of the 12 air-conditioned rooms featuring LED televisions. Rooms have private balconies or patios. Complimentary wireless internet access keeps you connected, and satellite programming is available for your entertainment. Private bathrooms with showers feature rainfall showerheads and hair dryers.

Yes, the Mediterranean --- just a ten-minute walk from Fidanka Hotel --- is as richly azure in reality as it appears in visitors' smartphone viewfinders. Yes, the locals are invariably models of Turkish warmth and hospitality. Yes, the outdoor temperatures in November will more than often not exceed those in a normal British summer. But more than all these well-rehe****d factors that can be uncovered in the tourist brochures there is the quirky, joyful, riotously distinctive Fidanka. It is a collage of 17 suites that snaggle up a hillside overlooking the Med. They are filled to the brim by a vast array of traditional rural furnishings retrieved over the years across the hinterland of lesser-known Turkey by the mother of the present hotel chief. Whimsical, and unique they create an ambience which has produced an unapologetic one-off. Add to this a Turkish menu that rivals any of the hundred-plus restaurants in Kalkan and a gentle, smiling maitre d' of unusual friendliness (he stayed up until 2am to welcome my wife and I after a late-night flight from Gatwick). Welcome to a retreat and spirit-lifter like no other. You will not be disappointed.

I read so many good reviews of these hotel and couldn’t understand why everybody liked it so much, buuut, once we actually stayed there with my husband we were pleasantly surprised! The personnel were amazing, very polite, nice and helping! The room had a cool design and was very spacious, the amenities were enough and the room was clean. The breakfast was just amazing, it was not a huge choice, but everything was fresh and impossible to resist! We were travelling along the coast and stayed at 6 different hotels along the way, this one is still our favourite, we’re definitely coming back!

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.