great hotel, amazing location. best to walk around and have a look at all the heritage buildings located nearby
The facilities were good and the food was excellent. Local people regularly come in to dine which is a positive recommendation.

Slightly aged, but wearing well, the stunning winter location made the holiday for us. Too cold to sunbathe outside, the south facing picture windows allowed us to relax in the sun within our room all morning before exploring the rest of the day.
Buffet breakfast is really good with a broad range of choices to pander to most tastes.
The inclusive buffet dinner was acceptable, baring in mind that the only hot food the kitchens can offer must be edible when kept hot for hours.
Views from the room include palm trees in dawn sunlight & snow capped mountains.
We tended to walk everywhere to work off our excessive eating. Old town is an easy 10 min.
This hotel seems to have the best location in Antalya.

This was by far the best hotel I've stayed at, not only in Turkey, but probably my life.
The hotel is impeccably kept up and everything is done with attention to detail. It has spacious rooms of North American size, the furnishing are elegant and it has a modern decour. The fridge was cold and well-stocked and the air conditioning was quiet and fully functional. The bathroom is completely modern and all done in marble. It was gorgeous.
The hotel sits right on the edge of a cliff above the sea and has an elevator that will take you down to a private cove. There is a floating platform and a bouy line to hang out on. The hotel grounds are beautifully rich.
The dinner and breakfast were totally top notch with a distinct Turkish flare.
Service was professional, many staff spoke at least basic English, and luggage was handled efficiently.
It is an easy walk to Hadrian's Gate and entrance into the old city with its wonderful markets and marina. It has to be one of the best locations in Anatalya.
I would stay here again in a heartbeat.

We had an extremely enjoyable holiday in Turkey. The Divan Antalya which the locals call the “Talya Oteli” was just as grand as the brochure suggested. The facilities were good and the food was excellent. Local people regularly come in to dine which is a positive recommendation. On the down side, drinks, even water, were a bit pricy: (e.g. 1TL in the shops but 8 TL per Liter in the hotel). The Complex was moderately crowded until the 16th October but after that the numbers dropped a bit and we were spoilt for choice when it came to choosing a sun bed! Bathing in the sea was great and it was only a short walk into the Old City with plenty to do. The Antalya Museum is very good and easy to get to on the tram. It is worth rewarding the staff early in your stay rather than leaving it until the end.
Our only regret is that we did not stay for 2 weeks rather than one.