Kas Hotels with Bars

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!

A very charming and cozy hotel, we're so glad we chose it. The grounds are green and well-maintained, everything is very clean, and everyone is friendly, smiling, and welcoming. Room cleaning is daily. Breakfasts are tasty, the only thing that could be improved is more variety. But that's a minor point. We were especially pleased that the hotel offers free access to the Calamari Beach Club. We spent most of our time there, it's super convenient. The sea is gorgeous and warm!

The location is in the middle of the mountain, about 1KM walk 15-20 minutes from the ancient city (there are still one or two slopes) It feels like a homestay with a swimming pool. The room is not big or small. Clean. There are still many types of breakfast as a homestay. Parking is parked on the roadside in front of the hotel. Watch the wake-up town in the morning and the ancient Roman theater in the evening.

Stayed for two nights, the hotel is very beautiful, retro style, breakfast can be said to be the best in the ten-day trip, you can find the back kitchen to make mushroom ohm eggs, the taste is very good. The hotel can go directly to the sea to snorkel, you can see some beautiful colored small fish, although the seabed landscape is not as good as Southeast Asia, there are no corals, but it is very satisfying to swim in such a blue sea. Especially recommended for Kash's island hopping tour, it is really the ultimate enjoyment for i people, about seven or eight people on the boat, lying under the sunshade and blowing the sea breeze, swimming in the sea for a whole day, and then using drones to see this blue sea.

A very beautiful hotel. It's located far from the city center, but there's a free boat service from the hotel that takes you to Kalkan center and back. The last boat is at 6:30 PM. It's an 8-minute drive to the center, or a 40-minute walk uphill 😅 We would gladly return again.

We arrived late in the evening and were greeted by friendly staff at the reception who helped us with our suitcases. We had room 104 with a jacuzzi and a stunning sea view. The Turkish breakfasts were delicious, though there wasn't much meat (only sausage), but we still had plenty to eat! It's about a 5-minute walk down some stairs to the sea, which might be difficult for small children and the elderly. The beach is amazing, there were always enough sun loungers, and you can walk straight into the sea. The water is crystal clear. You can snorkel there, and sometimes fish and turtles swim by. The staff is very responsive and always ready to help. We really enjoyed our stay and will definitely be back! ❤️🔥

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.

Location is quite good and plenty of parking available.  Room facilities are modern but we had unpleasant experiences with it.The bathroom design was unsafe. There was a raised door frame at the entrance of the bathroom, and both an adult and a child in our family tripped over it during our stay. This posed a real safety risk, especially for families with young children. The motion-sensor faucet in the bathroom was also very impractical. It was unable to control the water flow, and often turning off unexpectedly, which made basic use frustrating rather than convenient. In addition, the room was not cleaned on the second day, and we were not informed in advance. No explanation or notice was provided, which was disappointing and not what we would expect from a hotel at this level.

This hotel is run down. The pier is falling apart, and there's mold in the rooms. While the furniture in the room is in good condition, the cleaning could be better. I wouldn't recommend the economy rooms – they have poor soundproofing, low ceilings, a bad smell, and mold. The breakfasts are good, though. The staff at the pier and front desk are friendly.

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.