Rido is one of the best camp sites I've ever been to. During the winter, the camp mainly hosts rock…read moreclimbers, while in summer other campers visit the site. I stayed at the camp just before the rock climbing season. It was so serene and peaceful. The camp has mesmerizing view. It is surrounded by grand hills and peaks. It's walking distance to the ancient Lycian road. A short trip down the hills will lead to the river bed. In certain points the running water created little pools. At the camp there is a common kitchen, a restaurant, toilets and showers. The common kitchen has all sorts of utensils. They even have a traditional Turkish tea kettle. The toilets and showers are very well built. They are wide and clean. In the shower there is plenty of places to hang your clothes or to put your shampoo and soap. They also have hot water available at all times.

Terrible service for overpriced bungalow - the location for Rido camping on Google maps needs to be…read moreupdated. The owner should know since so many people wound up driving/cabbing to the wrong road. Wifi is only good near the reception cabin - really weak in the rest of the campgrounds. The receptionist should have not promised us a ride to the main road on the next day if he could not, claiming that the car broke down just as we met him at the promised time was irresponsible of him. He said hi to us earlier that morning with no word about the broken down car. He also gave us the wrong timing for the afternoon bus and quoted us the wrong and higher price for our stay. I had to show him the website and the quoted prices to correct him.

I stayed in this hotel during my summer vacation in Antalya with my family. There were other…read morefamilies and couples, Arab, Turkish, Europeans and Russians, staying in the hotel while I was there. The hotel has the theme of a love hotel. But it looks like it was converted to a conventional hotel at some point. This is because of the white and red in the theme's color scheme. My sister has a chromophobia from the red color, so she suffered from headache whenever she went down to have breakfast or dinner in the food hall. The rooms are big, and the balconies are big too. There are big double beds in the balconies, which is a lovely addition to have some intimate place for the guests apart from the bed inside their rooms. The swimming pool is fairly long. And the café/bar there serves shisha and other food and drinks. There was a different music band hosted every night during my stay. The pool was busy during the day and less busy in the night. Also, there was an open air cinema next to the pool showing movies. The health club of the hotel has a gym, Turkish hammam, sauna, steam room and massage rooms offering a wide variety of treatments. There was an activity room with 2 PC's to browse the internet, chessboard, baby football and a billiard table. The kids loved spending time there after sunset. The food hall consists of 2 big halls painted in red. Even the floor, tables and chairs were red. The amount and variety of the open buffet dishes is mouth watering. We benefited from the free access to the beach and the adjacent water park. I enjoyed my stay in this hotel, and I recommend it to families and couples alike.

We stayed at Hotel for 6 nights recently. It was our first trip to Antalya. We had a good…read moreexperience here but it had some quirks. The whole look and vibe - all white everything with huge disco balls in the lobby and red lighting in the hallways/red accent colors sort of felt like is was something designed in 2000 to look cool and modern but was maybe a little odd and dated now. The hotel is really conveniently located next to a strip of dozens of restaurants and coffee shops, bike paths and greenspace just meters from the beach. The staff were very helpful when we realized we needed a last minute COVID test before traveling home and were generally multilingual which was selfishly helpful for us. They offered a nice breakfast buffer daily. With pandemic protocols in place it made it a little more challenging to maximize the buffet offerings but felt more clean with staff filling plates for you. By the pool bar they had a projector and showed the Euro soccer finals which was nice. We used the hotel spa and got massages and the person we booked them with ended up giving us a discount which was nice. While service was overall good here and it was pretty affordable by American hotel standards, it could use some renovations. The carpet in the entire hallway was buckled as if it had been wet or flooded. The all white guest rooms probably looked crisp when first built, but the floors, in the bathroom in particular, had at lot of marks on then. The paint around the fixtures in the bathroom was chipping off and our toilet paper holder was loose on the wall. The hair dryer also seemed like it was 20 years old. Nothing necessarily seemed "dirty" but definitely had seen better days. The rest of the room was in better shape though. Final though is that the vibe of the all-red hallways and mirrors all over the walls around the bed definitely gave some adult only vibes.

The hotel located in the old town in Antalya called (Kale Ichi). It's an old and beautiful…read morebuilding. They have a beautiful yard. When I was having my breakfast I really enjoyed for this beautiful yard full of plants. I recommend