Spa hotels in Antalya

The hotel has a unique interior, which felt a bit unusual at first. The room was spacious with a comfortable bed and pillows. Outside the window is a water park, and music plays there from 10 AM to 6 PM, so it can be a bit noisy. I really enjoyed the restaurant; the food was varied and delicious, with something new for dinner every day. The staff there were very pleasant. The hotel grounds are tidy and beautiful. To get to the beach, you have to cross the road. The beach is very close, and I could always find an available sunbed. Along the coast, there's a lovely promenade with restaurants and cafes.

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.

The sea view room was incredibly beautiful, and the sunset was stunning. The restaurant's food wasn't really suited for a Chinese palate, and there weren't many options. We drove ourselves and there was no valet parking, nor anyone to help with our luggage. We booked an all-inclusive room, so we planned to check out first and then go for lunch. I didn't expect that after checking out, we wouldn't be allowed to eat anymore. It's not about the extra time, but this aspect felt very unaccommodating.

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.

Considering the March rate was reasonable – 2.5 times lower than it will be in August 2026 – this is simply a wonderful option. The main plus is the food. High-quality fresh greens, a small assortment of fruits and vegetables, fish and meat (fish only for dinner), plenty of pastries, drinks – all quite edible and tasty. Special thanks to the restaurant staff – they meticulously wiped tables and changed (not just wiped) napkins and tablecloths. On a Saturday, even in March, we had to wait about 10 minutes for a table to clear (most likely, this is a common scene in summer) (this didn't happen on other days). Dinner was more interesting than lunch and breakfast. A downside: the soups were spicy; they were tasty but spicy (I wanted to try local cuisine and I love cream soups, but the spiciness made it impossible). Naturally, this is definitely not suitable for children. However, it's worth noting there was a separate small table for children, perhaps with non-spicy soup, but I didn't check. The bar staff were very pleasant and quick. Entertainment: I don't know about summer, but in March, it consisted of very cheap performers and shows. Internet: Excellent. A peculiarity: using the Yandex Go app is convenient, but to call a taxi in the city center, you need local Wi-Fi; using foreign mobile data is hit or miss. Rooms: Family room, very small balcony, with a side view of the sea. Sitting on the balcony isn't very comfortable as you'll be face-to-face with neighbors. Problem: Lighting. Half of the ceiling lights were not working. In the bathroom, the ventilation didn't work at all, and after a shower, condensation dripped directly onto my head from the ceiling. We constantly kept the bathroom door open (an uncomfortable option, but there was no other choice). I don't know where one would dry towels in the summer, considering the small dryer on the tiny balcony only has space for 3 swimsuits. The shampoos, conditioners, gels, toothpaste, and toothbrushes were of very low quality. The beds were decent, but the pillows were old, with lumpy fillings inside. You have to ask for bathrobes at reception, and they weren't in pristine condition. The bedroom door was completely broken and didn't close properly (room 440). We didn't check the air conditioning. Upon check-in, only water was available at the bar; the advertised cola, Fanta, etc., were missing (see screenshot with information). The reception promised to bring them, but never did during our 3-night stay. However, considering there was plenty at the bar and restaurant, we didn't bother reminding them again. The hammam, sauna, and indoor pool in the spa were average. The pool water was cool. The spa area is inconveniently located – you have to walk past all the guests at reception and the bar in your robes and slippers. There's a cafeteria from 11 am to 6 pm where you can have tea and pastries, with a very pleasant Russian-speaking staff member named Ira. Also, there's a panoramic terrace on the 6th floor, which we discovered by chance. The hotel has its own access to the sea via a tunnel, but there's very little space – a narrow beach, more for a quick dip before returning to the hotel grounds for sun loungers (see photo from the beach, where the closed tunnel gates are visible). Considering all the points mentioned above, I would not agree to pay 45,000 rubles per night for a family room for four in August.

This isn't my first time at this hotel, and we absolutely love coming back here. I think this might be the only hotel in Antalya with its own private sandy beach! And I mean truly private! At other hotels, even if they claim 'private,' you often end up on a public beach or there's no sand at all (just cliffs leading straight into the sea with ladders). This hotel, however, has both sand and its own piers, plus convenient ladders for getting into the water. The heated pools are comfortable for swimming (I'm a southerner and I love warmth). In the mornings, there are group sessions for stretching and yoga. The food is delicious EVERYWHERE, and it's all included in the All-Inclusive package. Missed breakfast? No problem. You can grab pide, gözleme, or even ice cream near the beach. I particularly love the mini coffee shop by the red pool; the staff there make excellent coffee and various refreshing smoothies and cocktails. After lunch, there are lovely afternoon snacks with cakes, waffles, and delicious tea available in the same area, near the red pool. Dinners here are simply superb – the variety of dishes is incredible. On Wednesdays, they even served sushi. There are live performances by local artists during dinner, so in the evening, you can enjoy your meal and a glass of wine to harmonious music. After dinner, you can head to a full concert on the local stage – dancers, singers, cover bands, DJs (the hotel's website always lists who's performing and at what time, and it generally has a well-organized daily program). And if it suddenly rains and you feel cold, you can warm up in the steam room (which is quite good), sauna, or hammam. There's a pianist who plays periodically in the lobby during the day. I adore neoclassical music, so I was completely captivated and sat there listening to him. Guests here come from all sorts of countries and continents: Africa, Australia, the UK, Europe, all former USSR countries, and Middle Eastern countries. It's a shame I didn't see any guests from Asia; they were definitely missed in this friendly international atmosphere. It's truly interesting to chat with vacationers from such diverse cultures. Now, for the downsides (because nothing's perfect): The hotel rooms are showing their age. In our room, things would periodically fall off: light switches, power outlets, the bidet faucet. The sink was often clogged, so we had to call for it to be cleaned. The window seals could use replacing too, as they no longer block out street noise effectively. This next point might be neutral for some and a con for others: Not all staff speak German, Russian, or even English. We spoke one of the three, and most of the time we were understood and received a reply in one of those languages. However, there were instances where housekeepers only spoke Turkish and didn't understand any English. We had to use a translator for Turkish to communicate. The outdoor pools are closed from early October to the end of April (inclusive), with only the indoor pool operating. From May to the end of September, only the outdoor pools are open. Conclusion: I'd rate this hotel an 8/10. All the pros outweigh the cons.

We arrived at the hotel very early, around 9 AM due to an early flight. We were immediately given our all-inclusive bracelets and invited to have breakfast. After eating, the reception staff asked us to wait a bit, mentioning they might be able to check us in earlier than the official 2 PM time. Just before 12 PM, they called us to the reception and gave us our room keys. We are very grateful for this early check-in. The food is excellent. Breakfasts, lunches, and dinners offer a huge variety of dishes for everyone. You can also get a good snack right at the aquapark. The aquapark itself is nice, and the entertainment team is active—we especially liked the water football they encouraged guests to play. The alcoholic drinks and cocktails are good and completely not watered down, which is a massive plus. Logistics to the beach are very convenient. There is a shuttle bus, and at the beach, you will find a small bar with food, plus a staff member who helps you find available sunbeds. If you prefer walking, the beach is just a short distance away. The room cleaning service was great. A special thank you to our cleaner, Nezahat, for the beautiful towel art on our bed. The entire staff is very polite, friendly, and always ready to help. In conclusion, I highly recommend this hotel. The price-to-quality ratio completely exceeded our expectations.

The hotel's location was nice, but even though we stayed in a sea-view room, the windows were covered in mud. Despite telling them every morning and evening during our three-day stay, they still didn't clean them. Furthermore, they gave me the ridiculous explanation that they would clean them when the rainy season was over. It was a mediocre place, lacking quality; we weren't satisfied except for the view.

The City Live Hotel is in front of the large shopping centre Terracity, super for one night and a shopping mall in Antalya. The taxi stand is in front of the hotel and there is a restaurant, a exchange office is located right on the side street. Breakfast is in the form of a buffet and in summer you can even go to the pool and sun. The staff are friendly and helpful. In the room there is a sofa and enough room for 3 people, as there is still one single bed and a double bed available. The windows are just kippable and there is no balcony except in the Junior Suite. However, you can book a smoking room. A air conditioning is also in the room and the beds and kittens are comfortable. What was hard was that you had to wait very long for the lifts, although there are two. This hotel is ideal for a short trip, it would recommend if you have no big ideas and want it clean and comfortable and is only for shopping in Antalya.

Food was good value for the money Tell me it's good and it's next to the beach Reception was helpful