Name: Kleopatra Ada Beach
Address: Alanya, Antalya, Turkey
Rating: 3.9

24-hour reception

24-hour security

Air conditioning in public areas

Bellboy service

Car park

Check-in hour

Check-out hour

Currency exchange facilities

Garden

Late Check-out

Lift access

Medical service

Multilingual staff

Room service

Smoke detector

Sun terrace

Transfer service

Wi-fi

Hotel Facilities

Beach volleyball

Billiards

Darts

Fitness

Table tennis

Sports

Centrally regulated air conditioning

Cot on demand

Disability-friendly bathroom

Extra beds on demand

Hairdryer

Internet access

Minibar

Number of bedrooms

Room size (sqm)

Shower

Smoking rooms

Room Facilities

Massage

Sauna

Turkish bath (hamam)

Wellness & Spa

Meeting room

Business

Outdoor freshwater pool

Parasols

Sun loungers

Entertainment

We stayed at Kleopatra Ada Beach in Alanya, Turkey, from September 1–8, in a group of 11 adults and our baby. Unfortunately, this was by far the most disappointing hotel experience we have ever had. With 15 years of all-inclusive hotel experience, I never imagined something could be this bad and unprofessional.

Upon arrival, although we expected a double room with a sea view, we were temporarily placed in an apartment for one night because our room wasn’t available. The next day we were moved to our intended room, but its condition was unacceptable: the floor was dirty, the linens and towels were old, the bathroom had a strange odor, and cleaning often happened very late, sometimes even after 5 PM when the baby was sleeping. After a few days, we had to clean ourselves due to lack of staff attention.

The food was absolutely terrible. Six of us suffered from food poisoning in the first couple of days. The food was limited, both in taste and appearance, and the same bad dishes were repeated. I had to eat at an external restaurant, at my own expense, to avoid ending up in the hospital, despite paying for an all-inclusive stay.

Even basic things like glasses were missing at the restaurant, and drinks were served in thin, low-quality disposable plastic cups. The restaurant staff were completely indifferent: no smiles, no willingness to help. Only one man showed any kindness during the whole week.

Positive aspect: we received help from the receptionist Fatih, who allowed us to stay a few extra hours in our room on the last day, even at an extra cost, since our flight was at night. This small gesture was very helpful.

In conclusion, I cannot recommend this hotel under any circumstances. It is unacceptable for a 4-star hotel to provide such unprofessional and unsafe services, especially for families with children.

When we arrived at the hotel, we received a free room upgrade from a standard sea view room to a king room. A huge positive thing but what was coming wasn't as positive. We paid all inclusive but the wifi wasn't included, for the sea side sunbeds you had to pay an extra 50 euro. The food was horrible. They served the same food, almost the same food for launch, dinner and each and every day. Outside dining hours even the drinking water machines were turned off. There were a few choices to drink, some cheap no branded drinks. Baklava was only a dream because they didn't served anything like it. On my 1 week stay I had to spend a 600 euro extra in other restaurants to eat something good. All the other restaurants nearby serve extremely good quality food. I found two huge 5-7cm cockroaches. our shower place was working but it was leaking. Alanya is an amazing place, I will definitely go back but to a different hotel.

Review: Kleopatra Ada Beach Hotel, Alanya

We were really looking forward to a relaxing vacation at what was supposed to be a 4-star all-inclusive hotel – unfortunately, it did not live up to those expectations in many ways.

The beds were rock hard, and you could feel every single spring. We hardly slept and woke up with back pain every day. We repeatedly asked for thick blankets to put underneath – for four days in a row – and only after we finally spoke up firmly did we receive some.

On top of that, we both suffered food poisoning twice, which made the stay even worse. The food itself was repetitive, and the evening entertainment was exactly the same every night, which quickly became boring.

A particularly negative impression came from the bald man with glasses at the reception, who was rude and made inappropriate comments. During meals, our tables were cleared while we were still eating, which was very unpleasant.

Cleanliness and basic amenities were also disappointing:
•	No trash bags available, even after we asked several times – we were told, “We don’t have any.”
•	Bed linen was only changed after eight days, even though a sign in the elevator clearly states it should be changed every three days.
•	Hardly any toilet paper, which became a real issue during a bout of food poisoning.

This is unacceptable for a so-called 4-star hotel – it barely deserves 2 stars at best. The vacation was therefore far from relaxing.

The only positive aspect worth mentioning was the friendliness of most of the staff, who were polite and helpful (except for the man at the reception).

Conclusion: If you are looking for true 4-star comfort and a relaxing holiday, you should definitely consider staying somewhere else.

A lot to improve on. The hotel is ideal if you only plan on sleeping there. All inclusive is not worth it as breakfast is inedible and the drinks are flat. The fizzy drinks taste like they've been sitting for days. The pool does not get sunlight as its placed behind the building so if you want to sunbathe you must leave the hotel. Service was okay, the staff were nice but often got the orders for drinks wrong. The rooms were very clean and I would definitely consider staying there with room only but if you plan on staying for long its unsuitable. The cleaners were very kind and detail orientated. Location is about a 20 minute walk from the main tourist area.

READ THIS BEFORE BOOK!!

1) Room 2/5 - after we arrive we had dirty towels, pretty small common room with small bed for 2 ppl (i d say like 180x140), dirty shower, old curtains with holes (viz photo)

2) Personal 4/5 - Personal was good, smile, helpful

3) Location 5/5 - pretty cool location with close nice beach

4) Hotel 3/5 - small, older hotel

5) NOW lets talk about the worst thing = FOOD, which i cannot give more than 0/5 stars…

Everything was like normal and we would enjoy the trip, but the food???? Brah after first 2 days trying to eat uneatable food i spent whole trip on WC. There is not much to choose and all of it taste pretty, pretty, pretty BAD!!

Breakfast - as u can see on photo, was only eatable thing u ll probably eat if u dont want spent whole trip on wc like i did

Lunch - choose only from 6 meals and all of the meals was the same xD vegetable with other vegetable, sometimes some fries, potatos and meat?? Meh meat only with overcooked vegetable and i cannot even say it was meat - it just taste like SHI*! After few days we cannot even smell the food cuz then i d throw up. So we basicly spend a lot of times in restaurant near to the hotel calls Al dente - which i can recommend

Snack - snack was also pretty shit only 2 meals which one was vegetable and other some kind of “meat”

Dinner - from 7 days there were only 1 time typical chicken eatable kebab - otherwise just go to the restaurant

6) OVERALL - if u want just place to sleep, walkin by foot to the stairs (cuz there were only 1 dirty and all the time full elevator - viz photo), get sick by food or dont eat anything at all then u can choose this one hotel. Also we saw others from our hotel that goin eat to other places or bringin their own food from near shop called MM.

What we can recommend - dont pick ANY of hotelas near to Kleopatra beach, cuz we asked others ppl and they are all the same. Pick some bug 5 star hotel and watch for the food.

If u already book - well, good luck.

This hotel is by far the worst I have ever stayed in. I’ve travelled across Africa, and even 3-star hotels there had higher standards than this place. Let me start from the beginning so that everything is clear.

We arrived late at night, and there was no food or drink offered to us. Instead, the staff immediately tried to sell us sunbeds for the entire stay — despite knowing perfectly well that it was going to rain the following day.

On the first day, I killed a cockroach in our room — identical to the ones you could later see crawling over the plates coming out “fresh” from the kitchen. The next morning, around 8 a.m., I walked into the dining area and saw another cockroach sitting right on the plates.

That same evening, it started to rain, and I recorded a video showing water pouring from the ceiling lights directly onto the food. But the real highlight — and the main reason for this review — was the food poisoning we got from the hotel meals. We didn’t eat or drink anything from outside the hotel.

We both ended up with severe food poisoning: fever, nausea, vomiting, and excruciating abdominal and intestinal pain that lasted through the entire night. Luckily, we managed to get to a pharmacy in the morning to buy activated charcoal and antispasmodic medication — otherwise, it would have ended with a hospital visit.

I still have two days left in this hotel, but I won’t touch anything that comes from their kitchen. I’d rather eat somewhere in town than go through another night like that. The people running this hotel should be fired, and the owner should face legal consequences — they are endangering the lives and health of the guests who come here.
As for the cockroach I killed on the first day, the room was cleaned twice, yet they still somehow failed to remove the dead cockroach lying right by the entrance.

Fatih recepcionist is very good and kind, always help with everything , we were here in 2022, and again now 2025, everything is good, food, people who work here, rooms are clean, everyday cleaning. Pool is very nice, you can enjoy when you dont go to beach.. We will come again! ❤️🥂 Cheers!

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    Kleopatra Ada Beach Hotel sits beside Alanya’s famous Kleopatra Beach on Turkey’s sun‑kissed south coast. Guests step straight from the garden onto golden sand and are only a ten‑minute stroll from the lively bars, cafés and historic sights of the hotel centre. The hotel’s bright, air‑conditioned rooms each come with a balcony, mini‑fridge and satellite TV, while many overlook the Mediterranean.
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    Days begin with a generous buffet breakfast and the main restaurant continues the choice at lunch and dinner with Turkish and international dishes; lighter bites, ice creams and fresh gözleme are served at the pool snack bar. Two outdoor pools - one with slides - keep everyone cool and the private stretch of beach offers loungers and parasols for lazy afternoons. A compact spa adds a Turkish bath, sauna, fitness room and a menu of relaxing massages.&nbsp;
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    Evening entertainment ranges from live music to folklore shows and Alanya’s vibrant nightlife is close at hand for those who want to stay out late. With friendly staff, free parking nearby and easy bus links to the castle, caves and harbour, Kleopatra Ada Beach Hotel is a comfortable, great‑value base for couples and small groups keen to mix beach time with sightseeing.
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    Hotel Highlights
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        Beachfront setting on Kleopatra Beach
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        Two pools plus fun water slides
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        Small spa with hammam and gym
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        Buffet restaurant and poolside snacks
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        Evening shows and live music
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        Rooms with balconies and mini‑fridge
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        Private loungers and parasols on sand
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        Short walk to Alanya sights and cafes
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        Free nearby parking; easy local buses
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        Wi‑Fi available in rooms and lobby
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All inclusive with alcoholic drinks own brands

The hotel sits on the western end of Kleopatra Beach in Alanya, about 600 m from the inter‑city bus station and 2 km from the harbour. Restaurants, small shops and ATMs line the street outside and Alanya Castle is a short taxi or bus ride uphill.

What is the location of Kleopatra Ada Beach Hotel?

You’re already there - the property opens directly onto its own section of Kleopatra Beach. Guests reach the sand in less than a minute via the garden gate, where complimentary sunbeds and umbrellas are laid out each morning.

How far is the nearest beach from the hotel?

The hotel offers Standard Twin, Standard Triple and a limited number of Family Rooms. All include air‑conditioning, a private bathroom with shower, satellite TV, mini‑fridge, safe (extra charge) and a furnished balcony. Sea‑view upgrades can be requested when booking.

What types of rooms and accommodation options are available?

Yes. Children enjoy a shallow splash pool, small slides, table tennis and beach time, while parents appreciate the easy dining and central location. Note, however, that there is no formal kids’ club or babysitting service.

Is the hotel suitable for families?

A buffet restaurant serves breakfast, late breakfast, lunch and dinner with rotating Turkish and international menus. Pool, lobby and beach bars offer snacks, burgers, salads, fruit and local drinks throughout the day, plus themed barbecue evenings in summer.

What dining options are available at the hotel?

Yes. All‑inclusive covers buffet meals, late‑night soup, afternoon tea, local soft drinks, draught beer, wine and standard spirits from 10:00‑23:00, along with beach and pool snacks. Imported alcohol, bottled drinks and à‑la‑carte seafood dinners cost extra.

Is there an all‑inclusive option? What does it include?

On site you’ll find water slides, a games area and occasional dance or acrobat shows. For bigger thrills, Alanya Aquapark and the cable car to the castle are roughly 2 km away and easily reached by public bus.

Are there any special attractions or parks at the hotel?

Check‑in begins at 14:00. Check‑out is noon. The reception desk operates 24 hours and can store luggage or provide a courtesy room when available for guests with late flights.

What are the check‑in and check‑out times?

Wi‑Fi is available in guest rooms and public areas. A small daily fee applies in rooms; lobby and bar access may be complimentary depending on the season and current promotions.

Is Wi‑Fi available at the hotel?

Shared and private transfers from Gazipaşa‑Alanya (43 km) or Antalya (125 km) airports can be arranged through reception for an additional cost. Booking in advance is recommended, especially in peak season.

Does the hotel provide airport transfers?

The hotel does not have its own garage, but free public street parking is usually easy to find within a short walk. Spaces are unreserved.

Is there parking available at the hotel?

Most nights feature low‑key entertainment such as live Turkish music, quiz games or a folklore dance show by the pool bar. Guests wanting louder nightlife can stroll to nearby beach clubs or downtown bars.

Are there any entertainment options in the evening?

No. Pets of any size are not permitted, ensuring comfortable stays for guests with allergies.

Are pets allowed at the hotel?

Within 15 minutes’ walk you can visit Damlataş Cave, the Archaeological Museum and Alanya Aquapark. Boat trips, paragliding and jeep safaris are sold at local agencies. The famous Dim River picnic area is a popular half‑day excursion.

What nearby attractions and activities are available?

The hotel appeals to beach‑loving couples, solo travellers and small groups who enjoy being close to nightlife and cultural sights while keeping accommodation costs reasonable.

Who is the hotel best suited for?

There is a main outdoor pool with two slides, a separate children’s section, ample sun‑terrace space and an indoor heated pool that opens in the cooler months.

What swimming facilities are available?

No full waterpark, but the hotel’s twin slides provide splashy fun. Larger facilities are available at Alanya Aquapark nearby for an entrance fee.

Is there a waterpark on site?

Guests can work out in the small fitness room, join morning stretch sessions, play darts or beach volleyball, or hire bikes to explore the promenade. Watersports such as jet‑skiing and parasailing operate from the beach.

What sports and activities are available?

One main buffet restaurant caters for all main meals, supported by three bars (lobby, pool, beach) supplying drinks and light bites.

How many restaurants are there at the hotel?

The spa features a traditional Turkish bath, sauna, massage rooms and relaxation lounge. Treatments range from foamy hammam scrubs to aromatherapy, Thai or sports massages, all bookable for an extra fee.

What spa facilities are available?

The hotel sits on a lively coastal road with mini‑markets, souvenir stalls and casual eateries. The atmosphere is relaxed by day and gently buzzing at night, with easy bus links to the castle plateau and harbour district.

 What is the nearby area like?

Within 300 m you’ll find casual spots like Akya Restaurant and Chefs Salt’n Pepper serving Turkish grills, seafood and pizza. Many more choices line the beachfront promenade.

What are the nearest restaurants?

Souvenir shops, leather outlets and small supermarkets are moments away. For bigger purchases, Alanya’s weekly bazaar and the modern Alanyum shopping mall are a short bus or taxi ride.

What are the nearest shopping?

The pool bar hosts music and themed evenings until 23:00. If you’re in the mood for late‑night dancing, several beachfront discos and the harbour club scene are five to ten minutes away by taxi.

Are there nightlife options on‑site?

Air conditioning in Restaurant

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