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Talya Hotel

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  • modern, professional luxury hotel

    Cons

  • rather characterless
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This prime property rises over the cliffs just to the east of Karaalioglan Parki, commanding spectacular views of the Bey Mountains (ask for a corner room; these have numbers that end in 17). The hotel has its own bathing platform at the foot of the cliff, and the restaurants all have good views and excellent reputations. One serves international cuisine, the others traditional Turkish fare.

    Contact Information

  • Address: Fevzi Cakmak Cad. 30, Antalya | Map It
  • Phone: 242/248-6800
  • Website: www.divan.com
  • Location: Antalya

    Hotel Details

  • 204 rooms.
  • Credit cards accepted.
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    I loved the setting over the cliffs and enjoyed jumping off the platform into the Med. The pool is large and the pool area has an abundance of lounges.

    I didn't get a corner room but had a good view from my balcony. The food is good, and the hotel is about a ten-minute walk to the center. The room was characterless, but the view was great.

    I got an excellent massage in the spa and there is free internet access. Some people I was with had the Turkish Bath and enjoyed the experience.

    by Luisah, 11/7/09

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