Chain Hotels in Antalya

Club Privé by Rixos Belek is a gated 39-villa enclave inside Rixos Premium Belek: nine villas with private pools, 28 opening onto a shared pool and three larger residences, with butlers, à la carte dining at the Club House, 24-hour in-villa service, private beach pavilions and Land of Legends theme-park entry included in the ultra all-inclusive rate, plus full use of the main resort; Antalya Airport is 35-40 km away.

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A 10-storey, 194-room hotel facing Konyaaltı Beach, linked to the sand by a tunnel under the coastal boulevard, with indoor and outdoor pools and a sizeable spa. It works best as a beach base; the old town is about 7 km away, so expect to drive or take taxis.

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Days Inn by Wyndham Alanya occupies the upper floors of the Mall of Alanya shopping center in the Konaklı neighborhood, offering apartment-style rooms with kitchens rather than a classic resort setup. There is no on-site pool, but an arrangement with a nearby beachfront hotel gives guests access to the sea.

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A 192-room, adults-only Delta Hotels by Marriott property opened in 2024 on the cliffs of Şirinyalı, combining direct sea access with a relatively central Antalya location. It works well for couples and business travellers who want resort facilities without staying far outside the city, although standard rooms are compact at around 23 sqm.

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A 324-room beachfront all-inclusive in Kemer, about 1 km from the town centre and roughly an hour from Antalya Airport, opened under the DoubleTree by Hilton flag in 2018. Its lunchtime food trucks, sea pier and nightly stage shows are the main draws; the compact grounds, shallow outdoor pool, narrow pebble beach and entertainment noise until around midnight are the trade-offs.

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A compact 52-room Marriott property opened in 2024 in Çağlayan, close to Düden Park and the wider Lara area. It is better suited to city breaks, short business stays and airport stopovers than resort holidays, with a 24-hour gym and meeting space but no pool or on-site parking.

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A 150-room Hampton on Serik Caddesi, about 5 km and a 10-minute taxi ride from Antalya Airport, with breakfast, Wi-Fi and covered parking included in the rate. It has no pool, spa or hotel shuttle, so it works best as a pre-flight or business stop rather than a holiday base.

• Rail transit 233 m
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• Meeting rooms

A modern 139-room city hotel in Lara's Güzeloba area, about 500-600 m from the sea and roughly 15 minutes from Antalya Airport. Guests consistently rate the cleanliness and staff highly, but it sits under the airport approach path, and aircraft noise plus thin walls are the most common complaints.

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• Turkish bath

A large ultra all-inclusive family resort on the Türkler–İncekum coast west of Alanya, spread over 93,000 m² with a main block, an annex added in 2014, pool villas and wooden chalets. Its 600-metre private beach, several aquaparks and an on-site funfair are the main draws; the D400 coastal highway runs between the resort and the beach, which guests reach through an underground tunnel.

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A 60-apartment Marriott Executive Apartments property opened in 2025 near TerraCity in Antalya's Fener district. Apartments range from 42 to 52 sqm and combine full kitchens, in-room laundry and separate living areas with an indoor pool, sauna, gym and complimentary parking, making the property particularly practical for extended stays.

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• Meeting rooms

An 83-room Mercure that opened in spring 2026 in Kadriye, directly opposite The Land of Legends theme park. A bed-and-breakfast alternative to Belek's all-inclusive resorts, handy for golf and the airport but not on the beach; early reviews flag air-conditioning and service teething problems.

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• Turkish bath

A 101-room Mercure that opened in September 2025, 200-250 m from Konyaaltı Beach. Outdoor pool, swim-up rooms and discounted private beach access make it a hybrid city-beach base; the hotel lists itself as 16+, so check the age policy before booking with children.

• Outdoor pool
• Gym
• Beach

The former Euphoria Tekirova reopened in August 2024 as Mövenpick's first resort in Turkey, with 383 rooms on 120,000 m², a 500-metre Blue Flag beach, four outdoor pools, a heated indoor pool, a water park and private-pool villas on an ultra all-inclusive basis. Antalya Airport is 70 km away and early-season reviews are mixed on service consistency.

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A 315-room clifftop property in Muratpaşa running an ultra all-inclusive concept, a few kilometres from Kaleiçi, with an infinity pool, a bathing platform below the cliffs and eight meeting rooms for up to 2,000 people. Note there is no sandy beach - sea access is via the platform - and guests repeatedly flag the undersized car park.

• Rail transit 315 m
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A 395-room all-inclusive family resort in Antalya's Kundu strip, 330-500 m from its sandy beach with a private sunbed-and-pier setup. Aquapark, kids' club, mini disco and nightly animation make it squarely a family-entertainment property; guests praise the food variety and staff while occasionally faulting housekeeping - the second-line location is also why it undercuts beachfront Kundu prices.

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• Turkish bath

A 290-room all-inclusive midscale resort across three blocks on the Gündoğdu-Çolaklı strip west of Side, with three outdoor pools (one with slides), an indoor pool, a private beach and a day spa. Solid value for family holidays, though guests note extra charges - including paid Wi-Fi - and some dated facilities; Side's ancient centre is about 10-12 km away.

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A 43-suite Residence Inn opened in 2025 near central Antalya and within walking distance of Kaleiçi and Hadrian's Gate. Fully equipped kitchens, washing machines and separate living areas make it particularly practical for extended stays, families and business travellers.

• Rail transit 625 m
• Outdoor pool
• Gym

A compact, adults-only (16+) all-inclusive Rixos on the Beldibi shore between the Taurus foothills and the sea, run with TUI Magic Life and strong on sports and fitness programming. The beach is narrow and pebbly (use the pier to swim), rooms are a uniform 33 m² with balconies, and stays include free access and transfers to The Land of Legends theme park.

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An all-inclusive city resort on the clifftop next to Atatürk Culture Park, with lift access down to its own section of Konyaaltı Beach and free entry plus shuttle to The Land of Legends. The main pool is reserved for guests aged 16+, which limits pool options for families with older children.

• Rail transit 58 m
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A 358-room all-inclusive family resort on Belek beach, reopened under the Rixos brand in April 2023 after a renovation of an older property. Its main draw is free entry and a shuttle to The Land of Legends theme park, backed by a sandy beachfront and a free kids' club; reviews repeatedly flag uneven service, a crowded main restaurant in peak season and some tired rooms in the older wings.

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A large ultra all-inclusive resort opened in 2005 on 405,000 m² of pine forest in Belek, with a private beach, several pools, a spa with indoor pool and a big kids' club. Free unlimited access and shuttle to The Land of Legends theme park is its main differentiator; expect crowds in high season.

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A large ultra-all-inclusive family resort in Tekirova, set on 186,000 m² between Mount Tahtalı and the Mediterranean, with 14 restaurants, an aquapark, a kids' club and free access to The Land of Legends theme park. Lively and child-focused; not the pick for quiet or city proximity.

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A 1,000-plus-room all-inclusive mega-resort on a 720-metre private beach in Beldibi, Kemer, opened in 2005 and run by Rixos since 2009. Built for families with children; its size brings both abundant facilities and long walks, queues and dated rooms.

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• Spa