Boutique Suite Mim A

The water pressure was terrible, but apart from that I had a great stay and would recommend the place. My apartment had three bedrooms and a couch, plus a TV, dishwasher, kitchen, microwave, and plenty more. It had everything I needed for a vacation.

Being close to the beach and two supermarkets was a plus, and the place says it's pet friendly. My dog was generally fine, though a dog with anxiety could get scared. The rest was a mixed bag. The pool wasn't cleaned regularly with proper products, and there could be bugs or leaves in it. There were also bugs and electrical problems in my room, so I had to call the manager. The electricity in the area kept cutting in and out, which must be especially annoying on higher floors. The hotel had an odor and some technical issues, too. Cleaning was badly organized. I had to keep track of the schedule and remind reception, or the room wouldn't get cleaned. When I asked the staff for help, they often said they didn't know or couldn't help. The manager raised our weekly room price from 400 to 1000 because Ukraine started making reservations at his hotel. Reception was rude when we asked for a large taxi to the airport. She said there were no big cars for our bags anywhere in Antalya and tried to get us to take two taxis instead of one large car, apparently to get a commission from the taxi station.

It's a long way from the city center and the castle, so keep that in mind. But for the Teleferik, old Greek sites, hiking trails, and western beaches, the location is just right. The price is fair, the staff are very helpful, and the pool is a nice extra. I'd happily go back again and again.

I was considering buying an apartment in Antalya, and a broker took me here because they said No. X was for sale. Who would buy an apartment in a hotel to live in? The location wasn't good, the pool didn't seem sufficient, and the smell of cooking had spread everywhere.