This beautifully decorated hotel is situated in Antalya, Turkey. It as an amazing location since the beach is just a short walk away from the complex.
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Reviews
8.5
/10
Overall Score
Rated by 191 guests
Location
9.5
Cleanliness
9.0
Value For Money
8.6
Staff
9.4
Facilities
8.5
Comfort
8.9
Wi-Fi
6.6
Latest Reviews
Abdelhakim
Wonderful 9
Excellent
We had a good stay at the hotel. It is well located and very close to the beach.
The food is of good quality and the hotel staff is very friendly and helpful.
I highly recommend.
Nothing in particular.
Ali
Exceptional 10
Honestly everything was perfect
The proximity of the sea from the city center
Adalet
Good 6
Good hotel but certainly not 4 stars
Alicja
Average 3
Poor
The Hotel Xperia has only two big pluses for us: a great location near the beach and very committed and helpful staff. The employees really make an effort, they are polite, and that is the biggest advantage of this place.
We have been coming to Turkey for over a dozen years, at least once a year, and unfortunately, for the first time, we came across a hotel that differed so much from our previous experiences.
We made the reservation through Booking.com. Upon arrival, it turned out that the room we booked was without a balcony - which rarely happens to us in Turkey.
Unfortunately, the room also disappointed us. It was very dark, had a small window, and lacked normal lighting. There was no ceiling light, and the only lamps were near the bed, which made the room very gloomy and uncomfortable in the evening.
However, the biggest disappointment was the food. Over the years, Turkey has accustomed us to a certain standard, and here the gastronomic offer was definitely below expectations. The hot dishes were indeed displayed in full containers, but most of them consisted of the simplest side dishes: rice, pasta, potatoes in various forms - e.g., boiled, baked, fries several times and potatoes in an unaesthetic, watery form, resembling a “mashed potato soup”.
The main dishes were often very simple: meat cut into cubes, mixed with potatoes, peas, carrots, or other vegetables. Fish also appeared a few times, but unfortunately, it seemed like a low-quality product and was not tasty.
The whole thing felt like food from an average fast food joint, not an all-inclusive hotel in Turkey. The ingredients looked very basic and cheapest, which was a big disappointment for us in a four-star hotel.
There was also a lot of apparent variety in the salads - many plates, but often the same product in several different versions (e.g., cucumbers cut in different ways, with dill, with yogurt, etc.). There was an impression of a large amount, but the actual choice was very limited.
When a dish or product ran out, it was often not replenished.