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Luxury Hotels in Antalya
Turkey
Discover the Best
Antalya is the Mediterranean's golden stage for sophisticated beach holidays: private shores and princely service set against a backdrop of turquoise sea and the dramatic silhouette of the Taurus Mountains. The finest luxury hotels here maintain uncompromising standards, with generous suite categories, tailored butler service and gastronomy of the highest order. Whether you're after an ultra all-inclusive resort with golf courses in Belek, an iconic palatial pile in Lara or discreet villa seclusion in the quiet coves around Kemer, Antalya delivers seamless indulgence and meticulous hospitality. Our curated guide brings together addresses where design, location and attention to detail are woven into the very fabric of the place — for those who refuse to compromise.
Why Stay Here?
Private beaches with cabanas and sun-lounger service
Ultra all-inclusive with premium drinks and à la carte dining
Butler or personal guest services in suites and villas
Championship golf courses (the Belek corridor)
Extensive spas with Turkish hammam and heated pools
Adults-only zones and separate family areas
Swim-up rooms, private pools and pavilions
Gourmet restaurants, wine lists and creative cocktail bars
Well-run children's clubs and evening entertainment
Easy access to cultural sites such as Aspendos and Kaleiçi
Our Selection Criteria
Standards and ratings
Our selection focuses on five-star hotels and resorts with a proven track record. As a benchmark, we look for guest ratings of around 9.0 out of 10 or above, alongside internationally recognised quality marks — including independent inspections and award-winning concepts. Consistent service, room quality and the upkeep of the property are all decisive factors.
What sets them apart
We favour hotels that offer something beyond the expected: private beach areas with cabanas, comprehensive spa and hammam rituals, heated pools open year-round, dedicated host or butler service, signature restaurants and thoughtfully conceived children's clubs. In Belek, quality golf courses with floodlit evening play are considered a strong advantage.
Location and surroundings
We look for either seclusion and a genuine connection with nature — such as the coves around Kemer or the golf corridor in Belek — or prime beachfront and city locations with convenient transfers, as in Lara or Antalya town. Sound logistics matter: short transfers from the airport, easy movement around the resort, and clear separation between family and adults-only areas are all requirements.
Frequently Asked Questions
Lara is the most sought-after coastal area, known for its grand all-inclusive resorts with palatial architecture and a location just 15 to 20 minutes from the airport. Belek, set among pine forests, is the obvious choice for golfers and those seeking privacy with private pools. Kaleiçi, the historic old town, suits those who want to stay in a restored Ottoman townhouse with a boutique atmosphere and easy access to bazaars and ancient monuments. Konyaaltı offers a quieter alternative with modern amenities and straightforward public transport links into the city centre.
Three to six months ahead for travel during the peak season of June to September, when the region fills up quickly. Suites and villas with private pools are particularly in demand and should be reserved as early as possible. Outside peak season — in May or October, for instance, when the weather remains very pleasant — one to two months' notice is usually sufficient.
Premium rooms at five-star properties typically start at around £200 to £300 per night in Lara, with Belek sitting slightly higher. In July and August prices rise considerably, and suites with private pools carry a significant premium throughout the year. All-inclusive packages are standard at most large resorts and can make the overall cost surprisingly good value, despite the higher headline rate.
Yes, a good number of properties are well set up for families, with children's clubs, water parks, interconnecting rooms and round-the-clock dining. It's still worth confirming the availability of extra beds, cots and children's menus at the time of booking, as the offering varies from one property to the next.