Likya Residence Hotel and Spa

Lovely boutique hotel with stunning views over the harbour at Kalkan. Equally impressive dining experience with friendly, attentive, and professional staff. An excellent choice for accommodation and/or for dining. You will not be disappointed.

I love to stay here. I would definitely come to stay for a longer time. Staffs is very helpful and attentive. Yhe hotel has great view. Also they have infinity pool its between of the garden also very clean. Another thing we trieded first time we loved it recommended

Dont tell anyone but this little gem is the best all round hotel in Kalkan. Super boutique style/shabby chique hotel with a quirky main pool and an impressive infinity pool, nice rooms , great staff, excellent food and views to die for.....what more could you want....its even within walking distance (at a push) of the main village and Beach clubs.

Charming hotel in a great setting, views are second to none. The staff are amazing, very friendly and customer focused. Breakfasts are great, with lots of choice Restaurant for dinner also worth a visit.

We’ve stayed at The Likya on many occasions over the years and have commented previously that the place needed significant investment. Whilst there have been some changes since 2022 season, unfortunately they haven’t invested in the things that would have the most impact on the guests. There are three fantastic things about The Likya. The staff, who are second to none - particularly Muhammet’s team* on food and beverages and the receptionist - the food and the view. *A special shout out for Ummut, Hatice and Ozzie, who cannot do enough for you. The fabric of the building however, and general air of neglect, is becoming a major issue for people staying there and was a frequent source of discussion in the pool (when you really don’t have a great deal to talk about!) The changes made since last year are to improve the reception area, improve the breakfast area - and this actually is much better - and to replace the sun loungers, which were falling apart. Unfortunately the new ones are very flimsy and unlikely to last long. They have done nothing at all to the bedrooms, which have yet to see a lick of paint since our first visit in 2010. The gardens are overgrown and plant containers have dead and untended plants in them, clearly never being watered. What happened to the gardener? There is a general air of neglect about the pool area and parasols have been patched up on many occasions and look very sorry for themselves. I suspect that while the owner has handed over day-to-day management of the hotel to the previous manager, who is doing her best, there is insufficient funding available to actually do what needs to be done to get the hotel back to being a special place to stay in Kalkan. A last point, which has nothing to do with the state of the hotel: they really need to use plastic (or other non-breakable) glasses and crockery when people are having drinks at their sunloungers. Twice we witnessed cups and glasses being broken - people walk around barefoot and this is very dangerous. I doubt that we will return to The Likya, although we will go back to Kalkan. This is very sad because the staff are amazing, but it has fallen way behind on standards.