Hotels With Wi-Fi in Antalya Province, Türkiye

"This was my first all-inclusive experience, and it was enjoyable and comfortable with my two young children. I chose it based on Korean reviews, but it was half Russian and half Turkish guests... haha. I didn't see any Chinese or Japanese people. The kids' club, which runs from morning to night, was mostly attended by Russian children with Russian teachers. They did provide interpretation in English, so my kids participated well. I think not seeing many other Asians made us feel more at ease. Everyone was friendly, and the service was systematic. They responded and made improvements immediately when we made requests. The programs were diverse, and all the staff were proactive and energetic, which was great to see. The pool water quality was also well-maintained daily. However... glass cups are used on the sunbeds by the pool, and sometimes guests break them and don't clean them up properly. I saw several instances of broken glass during my 4-day stay. My child was swimming and touched the drain where people spit, getting cut. Suddenly, there was a lot of blood in the pool! It wasn't a deep cut, but seeing blood was startling. The infirmary was far, and I had to ask for directions multiple times to find it. Nevertheless, a kids' club teacher personally guided us, and my child received good treatment and was able to swim again starting the next day~ Just note that there aren't many Asian food options, and it might not suit everyone's palate. (We used ramen seasoning and gochujang.) Still, we ate well and heartily for our 3-night, 4-day stay~ And! They upgraded us to a family room because we had a child! Thanks to that, we rested comfortably."

"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."

"After our wedding, my husband and I were exhausted from the long flight and overnight bus travel. We were so touched and happy that the hotel upgraded our room and beautifully decorated our bedroom as a honeymoon service. Out of the three accommodations we stayed at in Turkey, this was the only one that decorated for our honeymoon. The staff were also very friendly. The all-inclusive package was absolutely worth every penny. However, the massages are expensive and not really worth the price. I had two massages, and the second one felt like an even bigger waste of money. The Hammam, in particular, isn't really worth getting. You could get a much higher quality and longer massage for the same price at a Korean bathhouse or a different massage parlor. Also, it was disappointing that they always cut the massage short by 5 minutes, especially considering it wasn't cheap. Aside from that, everything else was great! There are smoking areas scattered throughout, which is great for smokers but might be a bit uncomfortable for non-smokers."

"Nice small hotel right on Konyaaltı Beach. The room was not exactly the same as in the pictures — the one with a Jacuzzi is only a corner room. We stayed in winter, so a small heater was provided, which worked well for us. I guess all of the rooms have got the seaview. Breakfast was plentiful and delicious. The hotel also has its own parking, which is very important in this area."

"Dagtekin Apartments is a great choice if you want to stay close to the beach in Antalya. The location is ideal, offering easy access to beachside views, restaurants, and a relaxing seaside atmosphere. The apartment itself was surprisingly spacious, much larger than expected. It comes with a kitchen and a balcony, which adds to the comfort and makes it feel more like a home than a typical stay. Everything was well arranged for a comfortable experience. The staff were friendly and helpful, which made the stay even more enjoyable. Overall, it is an excellent option for those who want space, comfort, and proximity to the beach."

"Easy and straight forward check in. Receptionist was very helpful. Breakfast was okay. Room was spacious and clean. We were given free 2 hours after check out because we had a late flight. Overall, no complaints."

"Convenient location for a standard stay. On the downside, there's no laundry or drying service, so you have to find a laundromat separately. It was also a bit dusty around the TV area. On the plus side, the staff are lovely and always responsive to any requests. The breakfasts are simple but filling and wholesome, with a variety of pastries and hot dishes every day. There's also a tram stop nearby that goes directly to the airport. You can reach the beach in 30 minutes by bus from MarkAntalya or 10-15 minutes by taxi. Kaleiçi is a 20-minute walk away, where you'll find the best currency exchange rates near the clock tower."

"the hotel is difficult to get to, the beach is also far away. the food is of a low standard. the hotel is definitely not worth the money asked. and positive moments, nice people at the reception and quite clean."

"This place was absolutely incredible! The hotel captivated me from the moment I arrived. The room was clean, comfortable, and meticulously designed down to the smallest detail. The bed linen was changed regularly. The housekeeper simply tidied the bed and left everything perfectly clean, which deserves a special shout-out. The hotel grounds are lush with greenery, and the terraces are so atmospheric that you'll never want to leave. The views are stunning; you could sit there for hours. By the way, the upholstery on the sofas in all the lounge areas is constantly changed, so everything always looks fresh and new. The beach here has its own unique charm: there's no traditional shoreline. But there's an amazing pier! It has sun loungers with incredibly comfortable toppers and well-designed canopies. During our entire 8-day stay, we never saw them dirty or wet inside – the staff maintains sterile cleanliness there, and the fabric on the loungers themselves is regularly refreshed. And the restaurant… that's a whole other story. The food selection is enormous, with fish, veal, turkey, and chicken every day. Everything is delicious and varied. There's no need to even mention the abundance of fruits and sweets. And among the desserts, there's a daily surprise: the legendary ”San Sebastian” cheesecake. If you're wondering whether to come here – definitely yes! The only thing to consider is the access to the sea if you have small children or aren't very active: the path to the sea and getting into the water might be a bit challenging."

"I stayed in Wolf in the city for one night in July. I arrived early to check in (before 12) I was happy to wait in the lobby which I did. I didn’t have to wait for long as the receptionist gave me room no 510 which was underground floor. When I arrived in my room is smelled good! I had a large window, even though it was a basement and a very comfortable bed. I had a decent sized bathroom with loads of towels and a good sized shower. There was a safety deposit box which was good. The lobby area was really appealing and cool. I was impressed with the air conditioning. The hotel was a short walk from the tram to the airport that one reason I chose to stay there. I didn’t eat breakfast there as I had an early flight and had to leave. The tram is only 20 mins ride to the airport but close to the centre of Antalya. This was a nicer experience to stay here instead of another hotel I selected. I did not use the pool or the excessive room but they were available. The hotel is on the tramline to I visited the Ancient city of Perge as it was very easy to get to from my hotel. The bed was very comfortable and I had the best night sleep since I visited Antalya. The corridor I stayed in was a bit noisy at night with young people. But not a problem. The images I provide are of the hotel and my room experience together with my trip to the ancient city of Perge."