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Antalya
Google 5/5 (1,153 reviews)
2,2 km away
Antalya · Türkiye · Mediterranean
With the Mediterranean at the end of the address and Antalya close enough for an evening wander, Reo Hotel keeps the practical side of a coastal stay in view.
Reo Hotel is a four-star hotel in Konyaaltı, set up for travellers who want the sea nearby without giving up access to Antalya. The tone is straightforward: a restaurant and bar on site, Wi-Fi, an outdoor pool, a spa, a gym and a 24-hour reception cover the parts of the day when you are not out exploring.
English, Russian and Turkish are spoken by the hotel staff, which makes arrivals, transfers and everyday requests easier to handle. There are 48 rooms in the hotel, spread across six floors, with family accommodation alongside standard doubles, deluxe rooms and suites.
The useful detail is that the hotel works for more than one sort of break. You can keep things simple with a standard double, choose a sea-view room for the outlook, or use a family suite when extra room matters more than a compact overnight base.
The hotel stands in Arapsuyu Mahallesi, in Antalya's Konyaaltı district, directly by the sea. The sandy beach stretches for 7.5 km and has showers and toilets, so the shoreline is part of the practical layout rather than a distant excursion.
Antalya city centre is about 3.7 miles away. That puts the old city and its urban distractions within reach while keeping the hotel on the coastal side of town. Konyaaltı Beach, Antalya Aquarium and Dolphin Park are among the nearby places to visit.
Antalya Airport is about 12.4 miles away. The hotel can arrange an airport transfer, and parking is available if you are travelling by car.

For a couple who simply want a sensible base, the standard double rooms keep the arrangement uncomplicated, with either a double bed or twin beds. The twin version makes more sense when two divers want separate sleeping space; the double is the obvious choice when you are sharing the room and not arguing about who gets the middle of the bed.
The deluxe rooms are the more useful step up when the room itself matters. Sea-view categories give you the outlook, while the land-view option keeps the same broad set of comforts: air conditioning, soundproofing, blackout blinds, a minibar, Wi-Fi, a safe, tea and coffee facilities, bottled water, slippers, a bathrobe and a private bathroom. Those blackout blinds are handy when the first light is not part of the morning plan.
The Double Suite suits a couple wanting a little more separation from the standard-room format, while the Family Suite with sea view combines the family layout with air conditioning, soundproofing, a minibar and the same practical in-room extras found in the deluxe range. Connecting rooms can also be requested when that arrangement is the better fit. Room service runs around the clock, which is useful when dinner has been delayed by travel or the day has simply run long.
up to 2 guests
up to 2 guests
up to 2 guests

Breakfast is served as a buffet, and the hotel works on a bed-and-breakfast basis. It is the sort of arrangement that leaves the rest of the day open: breakfast before heading out, then your own choice of where to eat later rather than a fixed meal plan controlling the timetable.
There is one restaurant and one bar on site. You can eat and have a drink without leaving the hotel.
Room service is available 24 hours a day. For divers, that covers the awkward middle ground between returning hungry at an inconvenient hour and pretending that a handful of snacks counts as dinner.

Two pools give you an alternative to the beach, including an outdoor pool that operates seasonally and a pool for children. There is also a sun terrace, a garden and a library, so the hotel offers a few different ways to slow the afternoon down without turning every spare minute into an organised activity.
The spa includes a hammam, sauna and massage services. That is the useful trio after a day of salt, sun and carrying more kit than anyone strictly needs. Massage appointments are available through the hotel, while the gym and fitness equipment cover those who would rather keep moving.
For time away from the pool, the hotel can help arrange excursions and offers concierge support. Antalya's coastline and city are close enough to make a half-day outing realistic, while the beach remains right outside for anyone who has already had quite enough scheduling.
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The reception is open 24 hours a day. Check-in runs from 14:00 to midnight, with check-out by 12:00. That gives late arrivals a workable arrival window, particularly when travelling from abroad.
Airport transfers and shuttle services are available and should be arranged with the hotel. Car hire can also be arranged, while on-site parking and an electric-vehicle charging station are available for drivers. Wi-Fi is free throughout the property.
The hotel also offers luggage storage, laundry, dry-cleaning and ironing services, as well as a safe and concierge assistance. A business centre, meeting and conference rooms are available if the trip includes work as well as water time. Visa, Mastercard and cash are accepted.
Reservations are required for massage services. Reservations can be made by contacting the hotel prior to arrival, using the contact information on the booking confirmation.
The property has connecting/adjoining rooms, which are subject to availability and can be requested by contacting the property using the number on the booking confirmation.
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