Housing & Rent
6 questions from travelers about Housing & Rent in Alanya, Turkey.
Questions
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How to rent a short-term apartment near the beach in Alanya, Turkey?
In Alanya and Avsallar, travelers typically look for 1-bedroom (1+1) apartments within 1 km of the sea for stays of two weeks or more; walking distance to the beach varies a lot — some bungalow-style units are 5-10 minutes from the restaurant and beach.
3 sources · 3 days ago
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Is it cheaper to book a hotel in Alanya through a travel agency or independently?
Booking independently (hotel via T-Bank + separate flights) can be significantly cheaper than a package deal — around 230K RUB vs 290K RUB for two people.
2 sources · 3 days ago
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Is it worth paying extra for a sea-view room in a beachfront hotel in Alanya, or is a standard budget room good enough?
Based on these reviews, paying extra for a sea view in Alanya is not always worth it: basic standard rooms can be fine, while sea-view rooms may be noisier because of beach music. One traveler mentioned a $20 surcharge for a partial sea view, and a pool-view room in the annex actually faced a quiet side street.
1 source · 7 days ago
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Is Lonicera Resort in Alanya worth staying at? Guest reviews and tips
Lonicera Resort in Alanya is a city-style hotel with a good beach and friendly staff, but guests say it's more like a weak 4-star — food and service don't always match the price, and roommate mix-ups can happen on the first night.
1 source · today
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What are traveler reviews of all-inclusive family resorts in Alanya, Turkey?
Reviews are mostly positive: rooms and food are good, staff is fast and accommodating, there's daily kids' and adults' entertainment (except Sundays), and the best time to swim is around 7 AM before the water gets murky.
1 source · 6 days ago
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What should you check before booking a budget 3-star beachfront hotel in Alanya?
In Alanya, even a budget 3-star hotel on the first line can work well, but the stay often depends on the exact building and room. Before booking, check recent reviews for noise, water outages, dish cleanliness, and dining-area hygiene.
1 source · 13 days ago