ABC Apart Hotel

It was comfortable staying over there. The staff very kind, place was clean, comfortable , all facilities were there. Thank u, surely recommend this place!!!

I had a two week stay here. I was originally only booked in for ten days but I had to extend my holiday at short notice. Unfortunately the ground floor flat I had been staying in was reserved and thus I had to change apartments. The staff were able to offer me a bigger apartment on the first floor for a very small amount of extra money which was super helpful. Both apartments were great but they faced different directions. The ground floor one caught the morning sun and the first floor one caught the evening sun. I prefer the morning sun and so if you do too you may want to specifically ask for an east facing apartment. It is in a quiet residential area that is about 5 minutes walk from the sea. There is a Migros about 5 minutes walk away and a local shop just round the corner. About 15 minutes walk away on the seafront are a number of reasonably priced restaurants and a fair few coffee shops. The apartments were clean and the balcony's were big. Bedding and towels were provided. The shower and bathrooms were fine and the kitchen appliances all worked. I found the sofa and chairs a little stiff for my taste. There was a decent sizzed TV on the wall and both had HDMI connections so I was able to plug my laptop in. The WIFI works really well. The staff are very friendly and helpful. Basically I got what I expected for the money I paid and was overall very happy with both apartments. Things of note that I mostly knew beforehand because of other reviewers.. It is directly below the flight path for landing and so planes start coming in about 5.30am. It is about a 45 minute bus ride to the old town. Buses however are cheap enough and run frequently except on a Sunday. The free beach is about an hour away by public transport. Tips though... I bought a Turkish sim (or get an esim and vpn) and used the bin bin scooters. They make getting around so much easier and day passes are cheap enough. To get up to the old town takes about 25 minutes and the free beach at Konyaalti about 45 minutes. The day pass with 150 minutes mostly did me each and every day and the cost is about £6.60. There are cycle lanes that take you mostly all the way but riding on the roads is acceptable and safe enough. There is a great place to go swimming up near the starbucks on the seafront about a 30m minute walk or 10 minute scooter ride away (heading towards the old town). It is a locals spot. It is basically a man made stairway down to the sea (proper steps built into the cliff) that take you down to the water. Personally I found this far more convenient and pleasant than the very crowded beach and once I had discovered it I never went back up to Konyaalti. Bear in mind though it can get crowded and you need to be aware that the places to sunbath are limited (and are mostly on rocks) If I return to Antalya I would for sure stay again.