2-Star Hotels in Antalya Province, Türkiye

Because the boss is a mixed race between Turkey and Germany, it was named the Frankfurt Hotel. The hotel is very close to the sea, the rooms are plain and clean, and the boss has given some advice on travel. Finally, I drove us to the tram station in person - really a family hotel with family feelings. Antalya is really great.

Located right in front of Mark Antalya Mall and just next to Muratpaşa train station , the train from Airport drop you next to the hotel. Multi story hotel got elevator, Wi-Fi is fast and consistent. Emre and Ayub at the reception are very helpful, and the guy manages breakfast is always try to arrange the healthy and delicious breakfast. The room and bathroom are spacious but the walls are really thin , even if your neighbor talks or uses bathroom, you can hear sometimes. I will definitely stay there again, because the cons I mentioned are almost every hotel, but the pros are not in all the hotel.

I spent one night at the Kafkas Hotel. The room was clean, the breakfast was good, and in general, the staff were friendly. However, my stay was heavily impacted by a major issue. I checked in on September 16th at 2:00 PM. At the reception, the receptionist did not inform me that there was no running water due to street construction. I only found out by myself when I tried to use the tap right after check-in. When asked, she told my Turkish friend that the water would be running again within an hour (by 3:00 or 4:00 PM). Relying on this, we went to the beach for a swim. When I came back around 8:00 PM, there was still no running water to take a shower or wash my hair and hands. I had to buy a large bottle of water just to have some basic water in the room. I understand that nearby construction work is out of the hotel's control. However, I do not appreciate being misinformed by being told it would only take an hour when it actually took until the next day. Furthermore, €65 is a lot of money for a night where I could not even shower or wash my hair after swimming. I was shocked that the hotel refused to offer any compensation or even a 50% refund, considering that running water is a basic necessity they failed to provide and did not tell me about in advance. Unfortunately that led my stay to a very disappointing experience.

It was my first time staying in a hostel overseas, and it turned out to be such an amazing experience. The vibe was super chill, and I met so many wonderful people from all over the world. Sadly, I only stayed for two nights—but it was enough to make me fall in love with hostel life. I would definitely choose hostels again in the future. This hostel was recommended by someone on RED (Xiaohongshu), a Chinese social media platform, and honestly, it was a great recommendation. I really miss those moments when people gathered together—chatting, laughing, cooking, playing board games, and just hanging out. The location is a huge plus. It’s close to the bus station, several attractions, and surrounded by plenty of delicious local food options. I highly recommend renting a bike and cycling along the coastline—it’s incredibly healing and relaxing. It would probably be even better in summer, but I’m not complaining at all. I was lucky to have beautiful sunny weather during my stay in Antalya. Next time I visit, I’ll definitely bring my bikini for sunbathing and try a traditional Turkish bath as well (sadly, it was closed on my last day).

I booked a single room because I needed a budget-friendly place to stay in before catching an early flight. For what I paid, I was very very impressed. I had a cute little room that was immaculately cleaned. The hotel is in a more ”local area” which I didn't mind as I had already stayed in the Old Town and up in the mountains. But it being local means the local cafes and businesses charge cheaper prices compared to the tourist areas. I grabbed a very nice kebab for my dinner for 380 TL and it was very good! The manager was very polite, kind and helpful, recommending where I could buy food and groceries. I didn't have a chance to swim in the pool but I did view it and it is very good size!! The other hotels I stayed at were more expensive but had much smaller pools, so this is a big bonus if you stat here. I would definitely stay here again. I think it would be great if you were to update the bed - the mattress was lumpy, which means it is old, I only stayed one night but if I stayed longer, I would have ended up with back pain so this is so wthing to consider. Also, a hairdryer would be good too.

This hotel located at very convenient spot because you can walk three minutes away and get to the restaurants, stores, pharmacies, etc….. I will talk about things that disappointed me. They have a standard rooms, basically a bed and bathroom at your feet. Bathroom don’t have a good ventilation. At 3AM I saw people running towards public bathrooms because if you go to the bathroom in your room, it’s gonna be very, very smelly. Especially if you have kids, little babies. You can upgrade your room additionally €15 a day but when I checked this option it’s not that big of a difference. This hotel don’t have rooms that look on the Seaside. You can get a partial view. If you wanted to have a partial view, the room 1689. Another important detail, you need to be careful with food because some of the salads were bad or salad dressings go bad really fast. You need to be picky because some of the food you can get sick from. Private beach is the best detail in this hotel.

Room very small. No AC Dirty bathroom  Good location  Near Mark Antalya mall

The hotel is modest, family-run, but relatively clean. There's a balcony. Breakfast is 400 lira—modest, but you won't go hungry if you don't eat much. Bus stops are nearby. It's a quiet place, you can't hear the mosque. The beach is nice and clean, within walking distance. Exchange offices are nearby. There's a swimming pool. Cons: the cafe doesn't serve particularly good food; you have to walk about 30 minutes to get a good meal. A large cockroach died next to my bed. No elevator. They offered a transfer to the airport—I understood the hotel owner does—and it cost 1,100 lira... then I woke up and checked the Yandex taxi fare, which was 800 lira. (((This was disappointing—they don't seem to care about their guests. ((The shower is without a cabin, so the entire floor is wet and slippery. Overall, it's okay for 1-2 nights.

For such a low price, the hotel is great, and the room itself was perfectly fine for me, but I was shocked by how incredibly dirty the toilet was: the toilet seat was covered in urine, and the area around the toilet was also splattered with urine. In the morning, there was a huge blob of what looked like phlegm or snot on the floor... It seems like they don't even clean it once a day. The shower, however, was fine. The location is ideal, with a tram stop to the airport just five minutes away. They happily provided an extra warm blanket upon request. But seriously, they need to clean more often. It was literally disgusting to be in that toilet.

The hotel is located in an alley in the city center. There's a shopping mall with a food court just a ten-minute walk away, which is very convenient. There are also several supermarkets nearby, like BIIM SOK and A101. The hotel owner speaks English, making communication easy. The single room was just the right size and the air conditioning worked great. The owner was incredibly thoughtful and let me store my purchased Ayran in the fridge next to the front desk on the first floor.