Oh, I liked this hotel. This is an old mansion in a quiet alley with other mansions. It feels like I'm walking on the set of a Turkish historical series. Quiet, clean friendly staff.
All activity is nearby (cafes, bars, tram line).
It is far from a beach holiday, only a wild beach with rocks is nearby, but there are many historical places nearby.
The hotel itself is nice, everything is clean.
Breakfast is of course peculiar - a rabbit plate, there are a lot of vegetables, some cheese. It's OK to have a snack, but not to eat, it's not tasty unless you're a raw food eater and/or a vegetarian. Breakfast is enough to walk 10 minutes to the nearest cafe with a burger and sweets.
I was in Antalya for a couple of days, I was satisfied
One star for the location, one star for the unusual style in the interior, one star for the friendly administrator-host (I don't know exactly who he is).
To begin with, it is absolutely impossible to get enough sleep at the hotel. The audibility is so bad that I literally heard every word in the dialogue of my neighbors from above, that is, it sounds as if people are communicating in your room. I lived on the ground floor, the Windows overlooked the courtyard. There was noise and uproar until 2-3 o'clock in the morning, although in theory this yard should close at 22:00, which I was even warned about upon arrival. However, in fact, everyone was hanging out there and nothing was closed, I managed to fall asleep only at 3 am, when everyone finally dispersed. This really spoiled the impression of the trip, because I had to get up early every morning, and you can imagine how I felt after such an intermittent and short sleep.
Cleaning has never been done in four days.
The room itself is quite cozy and comfortable.
At 7-8 in the morning, there is still no hot water, it appears closer to 10. I had to take a cold shower in the morning.
In general, if you are not such a light sleeper and you just need to spend one or two nights, then it will do. If you want to have a good rest here for a week or more, I do not recommend it.
Nice hotel in the historical center of Antalya - Kaleici. The hotel is housed in an old Turkish house with a unique atmosphere and the spirit of antiquity.
+ Convenient location - walking distance to the main attractions - Hadrian's Wall, park, Port...
He lived for two days. The highlight is an old private house, not a rebuilt garage on the 5th floor, like 99% of hotels in the center. Do not take breakfasts - they do not know how to make them, it is better in numerous cafes, it will be better and cheaper.