Elijah Hotel

We went at the wrong time of year. It was a bit cold at night but the main problem was the lack of other people. Most of the hotels and restaurants were closed and those that were open were empty. The streets were devoid of life and it was hard to find a beer. The staff at the hotel were helpful and friendly and the breakfast was good and plentiful.

Elijah Hotel is on the outskirts of Kemer in a quiet neighbourhood. Forest walks start near the hotel. Walking to the beach takes about 10 minutes and to the town of Kemer, 15 to 20 minutes. There is free parking on the streets around the hotel. Elijah Hotel is signposted only when near the hotel. Food can be ordered in Elijah Hotel or it is a 10 to 15 minute walk to nearby restaurants. The breakfast buffet has the usual for a Turkish breakfast and omelettes can be cooked to order. Staff were friendly and helpful. The booking on an international booking site had been processed correctly and payment noted. The reception seemed to double as a TV lounge on a rainy night, so it was a bit crowded. English spoken. The room was of reasonable size with adequate bedding, towels, heating and air conditioning . Room and ensuite shower room were clean. There was a kettle and cups but no tea or coffee. Multichannel TV and fridge. The corridor to the room is open to the outside and I assume there is a welcome breeze in summer but in winter there was a cold wind when walking to the room. The seasonal outside pool was closed in winter as expected. There is plenty of outdoor seating. Views to gardens, forests and distant mountains in most directions, but some rooms will look at nearby buildings. A budget friendly comfortable hotel.

Nice little hotel to stay at and budget friendly. Manager was very helpful and polite at all times. Location is excellent and close to town centre. Rooms are very clean and spacious, but door locks need to be upgraded. Pool is very clean and kid friendly. Breakfast was fresh and tasty. Highly recommended!