Luna Hotel in Antalya

My family and I had a pleasant one-week stay in this nice, relatively little hotel. Its staff was very kind and went out of their way to help us e.g. by arranging trips and preparing breakfast at early morning hours.

In some reviews of this hotel the guests complained about impolite personnel, but I think this is a thing of the past as the hotel staff was always kind and helpful to us.

Advantages:

We were very satisfied with breakfasts – there were cereals with milk, French fries, boiled eggs, bread, cheese, cottage cheese, ham, chocolate paste, tomatoes, cucumbers, watermelons, melons, coffee, etc.

Our room was clean, and it was cleaned three times during our one-week stay.

The swimming pool was excellent, nothing to complain about it.

I think there are eight cats living in the hotel garden – they were a great joy to my daughters who played with them often.

Disadvantages:

In our room the air-conditioning was fitted right above one of the beds which forced us to either turn off air conditioning at night (not a desired option because of the heat) or not use that bed – we choose the latter option and one of our daughters slept in the large bed with me and my wife. The location of the air-conditioning could be a bigger issue to guests who need all the beds and cannot fit three persons in one bed.

The TV was not working, though we did not need it.

Very nice for its price

I'm a travel agent in Bangalore India and I booked a 10 day trip around Turkey for my clients (a couple and their sister). We booked 1. a hotel in Istanbul the turkoman- tiny and more like a homestay with only a few rooms, but great location, then 2. the ladies beach residence in kusadasi and 3. the family cave suite in goreme Cappadocia. No complaint about any of these. All had great reviews.The hotel shuttle pickup was not immediately located on arrival at Istanbul so there was a little delay. In spite of the language barrier all the hotel staff went out of their way to assist when the group was too tired on the day of arrival to undertake the bosphorus cruise. In kusadasi the hotel staff helped them to advance their bus trip to Antalya by a day. I'm Cappadocia again the hotel staff advised them to change their tour to an easier one based on activity level for their age. The only hotel which is never to be recommended and should be removed from the list of recommended places to stay was in Antalya. The villa Granada refused to let us book through the hotel booking portal and insisted the clients pay directly on arrival. This was very inconvenient and most unprofessional.

We only spent 2 nights there as we were in transit, but it was clean, quiet and close to our points of interest. The appliances were functional, we slept comfortably, we weren't disturbed. I was a bit disappointed not to find a mini fridge in the room (I've been to Turkey more than 10 times in different locations and this was a must!) but I can't remember if it was advertised or not when I booked, so I didn't complain about it. We didn't try the food and drinks from the hotel therefore I can't evaluate this, but all in all we had a pleasant stay, definitely served our purpose. Thank you!