Kas Hotels with Balcony

Absolutely loved my stay at Samira Exclusive — a true gem of a hotel! From the moment I arrived, the staff went above and beyond to make me feel welcome. They not only greeted me warmly but even took the time to remember my name and say hello every time they saw me — such a lovely personal touch that made the whole experience feel extra special. My room was fantastic — spacious, beautifully maintained, and with a stunning view of the sea. Waking up to that view every morning was a dream. The private jacuzzi and hot tub were the cherry on top — the perfect spot to unwind and soak it all in after a day out exploring. The bar downstairs had a great vibe — relaxed, stylish, and always buzzing with good energy. It was warm and welcoming, the kind of place you could happily spend a few hours just soaking in the atmosphere with a drink in hand. All in all, Samira Exclusive is the ideal place for a relaxing and memorable getaway. I’ll definitely be back!

The location is very convenient, a couple of minutes' walk and you're in the center of Kas. I stayed for 5 nights, and the breakfast was delicious, with a view of the sea and the Greek island! I'm very grateful that they quickly resolved a problem I had upon check-in: it turned out my reservation on *********** hadn't been cancelled, and I'd already paid for it here. So, I had two rooms listed. 🙈 But they immediately offered me a solution: I could cancel the reservation free of charge with the hotel's approval! I was relieved; it was very nice that they were accommodating and resolved everything right away! The bus station is a 10-minute walk away, a brisk walk away, and it was convenient to take buses to Kaputas Beach, Fethiye, and Antalya. Thank you so much for your hospitality!

An all around great experience. We had a late midnight check in, but it was not a problem as the reception is available 24/7. From the moment we stepped into the area we felt like we could start relaxing after a tiring journey. The hotel feels like a mini resort, a hideaway from an otherwise busy town of Kaş, while still being 5 minute walk away from the city centre, a beach and a the main historical monument - the theatre. The room was nice and tidy. The bed was more than sufficiently sized! We had a balcony to dry our clothes after beach days. It had shampoo and a shower and all the other good stuff. Also a Jacuzzi. Where the hotel really shines is the little extras that make holidays in the area more pleasant. First there's water filter machines providing clean cold or warm water, much nicer than the bottled stuff. Secondly, the beach towel service is a major convenience. You can grab a towel on your way out at reception and drop off a wet on the way back. Lastly, the hotel provides free access to a beach area with umbrellas and chairs. In Kaş in most beaches you'll be likely paying for these so it is nice to have a free beach very nearby. Great for a relaxing afternoon beach session when you don't want to travel to the more remote famous beaches. There's also things like yoga in the mornings and coffee or tea in the afternoons at no extra charge. All the above factors contribute to being able to thoroughly relax when staying here. It would be a shame not to mention breakfast. It's a really well put together buffet menu, allowing you to get an early taste of some of the Turkish cuisine as well as the regular foods you'd expect. There was also some really great pizza! It was almost our favorite part of the day. And the views! The views! The breakfast area is on a patio with a broad open view of the whole basin. We would be staying here again if we visit Kaş in the future. Thank you for an excellent stay.

We stayed in May 2026 and really enjoyed the hotel. We arrived in Kaş very late, around midnight. Despite this, we were checked in. The room was clean; they cleaned and changed towels every day. The bed was comfortable, and the bedding was spotless. A kettle, coffee, sugar, and tea were provided in the room. Soap and shampoo were provided in large dispensers. The location is excellent—no more than a 5-minute walk to the main street. The free beach is a 30-minute walk away, while the paid beach is 7-10 minutes away. Excellent views from the terrace. The staff was friendly and helpful. On the downside, the sound was very loud and the breakfast was monotonous, but you won't go hungry. The photo shows the terrace with breakfast.

I was staying for 2 days, the hotel is good for its price: nice private beach, good Turkish breakfast, beautiful territory. I most enjoyed the balcony in the room - the view there is breathtaking and it’s comfortable to spend evenings there to enjoy both the sunrise and the sunset. Some of the staff might not be very friendly, but the reception manager is always ready to do anything to help you enjoy your stay: order taxi, bring additional blanket, fix any problems with the room. I had really good time here

This hotel must have been great once. It has a pool, but no elevator. The service is excellent. We liked the breakfast and the overall attitude. The room itself is a bit tired. Generally, they maintain the cleanliness of the rooms and furniture. The floor was a little dusty, so I had to wear slippers. The air conditioning is very old and not adjustable, making it hard to sleep comfortably at night. It's loud, but it works. For the price, it feels a bit underwhelming, even though it's one of the cheapest in this region. There's a paid beach, and the payment for Patara town is included in that. Overall, I can recommend it.

Rooms are amazing as well as spacious here and it’s almost like you have your own private pool. Breakfast is abundant and rotates daily. Staff and owners are great. Definitely need a mode of transportation to stay here or wait for the bus at top of the road. The beach is protected by the wind but a bit of trash ends up here due to the location of the bay and the current. The private beach is a bit of a walk to get to and from. A steep hill. Absolutely stunning sunset view from here. Overall a great place to stay.

The hotel is great. The grounds are very beautiful and quiet, it's surprising that even though there were many guests (and cars), we hardly ever ran into them, except at breakfast. The rooms are clean and were tidied daily. There's a balcony and a fantastic, large shower room! Breakfast was just good (average); for example, breakfasts in Istanbul hotels were more varied. I missed having sweet breakfast options. But overall, there was enough of everything. The biggest plus is the PRIVATE BEACH. It's magnificent. It's a bit further from the hotel, about a 10-15 minute walk. There aren't as many stairs as everyone writes in reviews, it's very comfortable! We went by car, but there's a shuttle from the hotel to the beach every hour. Tip: Go to the beach on foot earlier than everyone else to grab the best sun loungers! A MINUS. Well, not really a minus... it's just that it seemed like everywhere on Instagram it said that private pools were included with every room, but unfortunately, that's not the case. Pay attention to this! But there is a communal pool, also in some distant location. We never made it there because all our attention was taken by THE BEACH :) The staff were fine. The hotel's location isn't in the city center, which I see as a plus. But it would be a bit difficult without a car.

I booked two rooms for one night. The male manager at the front desk was incredibly friendly and helpful; he even personally assisted my mother with her luggage to the room. The hotel's decor is beautiful, but it's a shame that either due to the materials used or the weather, the place is already showing signs of wear and tear, despite being relatively new. Many things look a bit old, and there were even stains on the room's floor tiles that seemed difficult to clean. The main drawback was the two male staff members in the breakfast restaurant, who seemed to have poor eyesight, treating some guests as if they were invisible. Although my mother speaks fluent English, when she arrived at the restaurant alone in the morning, the two staff members completely ignored her. Meanwhile, they were constantly chatting with another group of French-speaking foreign guests and bringing them coffee. On the other hand, when we asked if they could get us coffee, they said it was self-service, but then offered to 'help us prepare' it.

Breakfast is the worst I have ever eaten in the past few days. The room is small and the price is expensive. Apart from the good scenery, others make me want to vomit. If I just want to take pictures, I don’t mind if I can stay.