Do hotels in Kemer Turkey have air conditioning in restaurants and dining areas?
Based on 1 discussion with 3 participants · Last activity: 5 days ago
TL;DR
Many hotels in Kemer have open-air or poorly air-conditioned dining areas. At peak summer temperatures of +42°C this can be uncomfortable and even cause food spoilage. Always check AC availability in the restaurant before booking.
What the community said
One traveler reported that even at a hotel with nominal AC, the grill area of the restaurant had air conditioning turned on only intermittently (every other time) — possibly to save costs, though staff also had to work in the heat. Having stayed at 3-, 4-, and 5-star hotels in Kemer, they found none with consistently working restaurant AC.
5 days ago Grill area AC — works intermittently
Travelers actively ask whether hotel restaurant AC is functioning during peak season — worth checking with the hotel directly before arrival.
5 days ago
A large Kemer hotel had no microwave available to warm milk for a toddler at night. Parents traveling with infants on mixed feeding should bring a portable bottle warmer — it turned out to be essential.
5 days ago Tip: bring a portable bottle warmer
At +42°C, open-air hotel dining areas in Kemer become nearly unusable: the heat is unbearable and food spoils quickly. Several travelers reported food poisoning linked to these conditions. Before booking, always confirm whether the hotel restaurant has an enclosed, air-conditioned space.
5 days ago Summer temps: up to +42°C