I recently stayed at this hotel in the center of the old town. The location is very convenient, close to historical attractions and local spots. The rooms are on the smaller side, but they are cozy and provide everything you need for a short stay. The owner and the staff were polite and helpful, though the service could be a bit more attentive at times. Overall, it's a decent option if you're looking for a place to stay in the old town without expecting too much luxury. The hotel is centrally located, which is great for easy access to all the sights, but it also means that it can get a bit noisy, especially in the evenings. I would like to extend a special thank you to the owner, Burak, and the administrator, Ahmed.

I had an amazing experience at Luna Hotel Kaleci! The location is absolutely perfect, offering stunning views and easy access to key spots. The food was delicious, and the ambiance added to the charm of the place. A special shoutout to Buraq and his brother, who were incredibly kind and cooperative throughout my stay. Their hospitality truly made me feel at home. The staff as a whole were exceptional, always going above and beyond to ensure comfort and satisfaction. I highly recommend this place to anyone looking for a memorable stay. I can’t wait to visit again! Booked through Booking.com and everything was seamless.

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The hotel is located in the heart of the tourist district over the bar. It was very noisy in the evening and at night - but that was exactly what we were looking for! The weather was unbearably hot so we stayed inside the whole day and we are more than grateful for the working aircon. The room was tidy, the beds were soft, no irritating smells, everything was as we expected. Very soft towels!

The water pressure in the shower was not strong.

Excellent location in heart of Antalya Old Town. Mermerli Beach is 350 metres walk and if you go out of old town through Hadrian Gate there are loads of cheap places to eat. Also guy at reception was always very helpful. Would stay here again.

Restaurant on ground floor of the hotel has no discount or deals for people who live in the hotel, so there is no incentive of going there.

Loved everything. Mr. Borak, the owner of this lovely hotel is the most helpful guy I’ve ever come across during my travels. I honestly don’t understand why anyone would give this place less than 10 in anything. The location is perfect, very lively street but not noisy. Really active nightlife within 500m. To top everything up, Mr. Borak’s suggestions were really helpful and amazing. If you’re coming to Kaleici, this is the only place you should stay at!

I didn’t like the fact that I stayed here only 2 nights 😂

I like the hotel. Every time I come to Antalya I stay here.

Location and the staff

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The hotel owner/staffs were very friendly and there is a restaurant owned by the Hotel just downstairs. Although, there is no lift in the hotel but the owner helped us to carry the luggage upstair. The location was perfect for younger people as it is just in the middle of busy old town and at night there are multiple beer places/restaurant downstair with very energetic vibes.

The room was a little bit small and stuffy, but you can always open the window.

It’s located right in the heart of the old town. We like the vibes around the hotel. It’s well facilitated for our needs. The windows are sound-proof to reduce noises as restaurants are around the hotel.

There’s room to improve cleanliness. Some renovation in needed parts can upgrade the hotel. As it’s an old building, the walls and floors are a bit thin. So, can hear voices from the other rooms.

Loved the overall feel of the place and of course the staff were awesome. So friendly and very helpful with setting us up and giving directions etc. Loved being in the old town and it was within walking distance of lots of wonderful things to see and do.

It was quite good overall actually but the room was quite small, - however not expensive for the area so fair enough. Would have been more manageable if there were more hooks, or rails to hang things off. A few of the ones already there were broken.