I found this hotel pretty good compared to hotels in the rest of Turkey. Yes, the furniture is rather old but it's clean, the bathroom doesn't smell (at least in the room 216) and it is close to the town.

The hotel is in Lara, a great neighbourhood of Antalya. Just few minutes from city centre by taxi, or 25minute-walk. The hotel itself is a little bit old, but as far as I know some of the rooms were renovated. A big advatage is: good food, free WIFI - even in the rooms. The swimming pool rather small, the beach... More

Only stayed for one night, luckily the last one of the holiday. On our departure day we found the basin sink was blocked, so could not clean teeth, the shower/bath fitting was missing so no shower, there were no plugs so no bath. Saved the hotel costs on used towels. Breakfast I had scrambled eggs much to my regret, after... More

Well located, big rooms, good wi-fi connection, plenty of food at breakfast. Furniture is very old and the reception staff was not so friendly. Bathroom smelled like a public toilet from the worst pub . Might be that in full season when Antalya is crowded doesn't matter. For sure I will not come back again in this place.

We have used the conference room for our company meeting. Those 3 days were perfectly good. Helpful staff is very good on what they are doing, with full of interest and service. Staff is well-trained. The conference rooms are suitable for meetings.

Run from this place. Dirty rooms reeking of smoke, dirty beds (check under that mattress yourself!) unbelievably awful attitudes at the front desk, and more. Food was horrific, making one of us ill, and more. We can't say enough--book elsewhere. We did. After three attempts for a clean room, epic failure. Don't settle. Don't stay. (Why would a hotel make... More

The most awful hotel i have ever stayed during my 9 times in turkey! NO territory - 3 palm trees ,a tiny green lawn, a small swimming pool- thats it! I was there on all inclusive-but at day-time ( i arrived at 4 pm) they didnt have anything to eat but plain Gezleme ( kind of turkish bread). The food... More

Rooms,bathrooms,general areas,restaurants, everythingin this hotel is 20-25 years old....you feel yourself as if you were in a communist Bulgarian hotel..friendly staff, but this all at ghe end..Acceptable for a very short stay of 1-2 days only...no place for a summer holiday..

Just returned from a tour on Gate 1 13day Turkish Treasures. Managed and owned by Russian company. Beautiful setting but such terrible management. Rude to guests..a constant complaint heard by all. No air conditioning and if you called to inquire, they say they dont't speak English until they shuffle you around and you finally get someone who tells you that... More