Enter the building by pressing zero and the bell sign. Or wait for someone to let you in. This is…read morean apartment complex building converted into a suite hotel. The staff is nice and courteous. We stayed here for one night. The rate per night was affordable and it was 20 minutes away from the AYT airport. This is about 25 minutes from Kaleci and will require a Taxi to get to places. The rooms have all the amenities that you can expect from a 1 bed apartment and is furnished even with vessels to cook in. For the price i would suggested going closer to the airport or staying in kaleci as you will spare yourself the 120Lira taxi ride. If you do not care and are just looking for a place to sleep this is it. Deducting a star as the location is a little odd.

I am so glad I decided to splurge just a little more on this hotel. There were more economical…read morechoices but with Antalya offering such gorgeous turquoise waters, feasting my eyes on the Mediterranean Sea as much as I could was high priority. There is an option of a smaller revolving building to this hotel. It peaked my interest but it's shorter in height and you don't always get the ocean view. I opted for high in the sky, ocean view 24/7. I am glad I did, with the large wall to wall windows, I never closed the curtains, and the sun woke me up as soon as it started to peek through. The views were amazing and I didn't have to leave my room if I didn't want to. I read some reviews where they take the colorful bright rooms as tacky. I was in rainbow heaven. It's my thing, no complaints. Plus the rooms are humongous; I could do cartwheels in them. Plenty of counter space, lounging space, and the beds are equally as big and comfy. The grounds are well kept, with beautiful flowers blooming everywhere. Cliffs with a view no matter what direction you walk to. Beach access is down the stairs or an elevator and just a short stroll through a tunnel within the cliff. It was the most expensive hotel throughout my Turkey trip, but you won't get beach access like this anywhere else. That made it worth it and I would definitely stay here again. Except, I don't like traveling to the same place twice because there are so many places to see and so little time. Pay attention to excursion dates through the Hotel. Everywhere in Turkey I had been able to plan as I wanted. They have specific dates here for certain excursions. I missed their date and was very upset, but they accommodated me and worked through another agency to get me on the day trip to Pamukkale that I was heartbroken at the thought of not being able to go there. The Staff was superb. I really believe in, you get what you give. Be nice and they'll be nice. Happy Travels!

The Marmara Antalya was a great hotel away from the busy city where you can soak-in the sights and…read moresee the local Turkish culture for what is is, an adventure. When picking a place to stay in Antalya I had few reservations and tried not to be very picky. I was staying with a few friends of mine and we were just looking for a place near some sights to save the taxi fare and a good breakfast to start the next day. - Concrete - Skippy wifi - Four beds 125€ - Polite staff - Breakfast buffet - Great beach view - Large Turkish coffee shop across the street When I first arrived the staff was very nice, they let me know of all the perks and I was in my room within 10 minutes. I was initially thrown off by the concrete walls because the room was much more industrial than the lobby led on, but I was please overall with the room. Stay away from that mini bar, because the prices are outrageous! Countries in this area put a huge luxury tax on alcohol. Just outside the doors of the beautifully decorated lounge area, there is a nice swimming pool and cliff with a view. If you feel like relaxing in the sun or going for a walk, the hotel has provided a nice area to enjoy. There was an unfinished area at the end of the walkway that leads out to the cliff and there is no beach access but you can take some amazing pictures off the cliffs edge. I woke up fairly early to the call for prayer which is heard very easily at the hotel. I wasn't too thrown off by this, because it was already expected due to the heavy Muslim population. In the lounge area by the pool, a buffet style breakfast is served in the morning that was amazing. The variety of food took into account different cultures while still catering to your taste buds. The food alone made my stay worthwhile. If you are wanting to soak-in the downtown scene there are plenty of hotels at a closer distance to avoid the taxi fare but if you're looking to stay closer to the sights and get a better feel for the people then the Marmara Antalya is a great choice!

This hotel was to be my wife and my "splurge" stay on our Turkey honeymoon (most nights we stayed…read morein hostels to save money). I (we) arrived early and was (were) delighted that the receptionist had a room already ready for me (us)! But.. we get to the room and it is dirty and the balcony door is filled with broken glass (and not a sea view, as promised). Bewildered and bothered, we switched our room, but of course the receptionist was very defensive and snippy ("Well you'll just have to wait then!") ("Oh, pardon US, sir!"). The new room was just OK, but the shower head and shower door were falling apart (it was fixed two days later). The breakfast was big and bland, like at a chain hotel. The hotel includes access to a beach, which is not a bad thing. But the "beach gatekeeper" does not allow ANY food or beverages (even water) past her vigilant vigiliance (she even checks bags). So, get ready to snack before heading to the beach or else pay Oslo prices for a flippin burger. Luckily, there is a fine fast food place next to the hotel which serves tasty sandwiches and the like. Even the hotel itself does not allow outside food (or even WATER) onto their hallowed grounds. Which is just mean, since the tap water isn't quite drinkable (and you can imagine the cost of food and drink in this place!). We covertly brought in provisions, but were not harangued. Overall, not a terrible hotel, but definitely NOT "high class" and really not even worth the somewhat modest (compared to other hotels in the area) prices. We moved on to a motel in the historic part of town (Hotel Twenty) which, at half the price, was twice as enjoyable. The glossy brochures in the room at Bile were fun though, as they featured the most glorious Engrish we saw the whole trip ("Enjoy an agreeable time with your beloved!"). The only thing we loved was the hotel's web URL: www.BILE motel.com (ick!).

I tried to book a Hammam and they told me I didn't have a reservation for the Saturday when I had…read morecalled and booked the Friday before. Rebooked again for Sunday (the day before I left) and physically arrived with them saying the same thing. Extremely disorganized and was trying to determine who I spoke to (there were 3 people) and instead of trying to find a solution but they said it was impossible. I was looking forward to an authentic experience but they completely shut me out citing they don't book massages saying there was no appointment. I would have booked another had they told me, but they did not, and so I'm spending my last evening in Antalya scrambling to have a positive experience. Extremely unprofessional, disorganized and awful customer service.