アンタルヤのおすすめホテル10選：カレイチ旧市街（2026年版）

White Garden Hotel is a 15-room adults-only boutique tucked inside Kaleiçi, Antalya's walled Roman-Ottoman old town, in a building that's a genuine example of the quarter's original timber-and-stone architecture. Guest scores sit around 9.2/10, and the location rating on Booking hits an almost unheard-of 9.9 — practically nothing else in Antalya gets there. Reviewers fixate on two things: the breakfast, served in the garden with fresh fruit, several cheeses, hot dishes cooked to order and bread baked that morning; and the owners, who run check-in like they're welcoming you into a relative's home rather than processing a reservation. There's a small pool ringed by mature trees and pink blooms — a real oasis a few steps off the old-town bustle. Best for couples and solo travelers who want somewhere quiet and characterful in the heart of Kaleiçi, not five-star polish.

Delight Deluxe Boutique Hotel sits inside Kaleiçi, Antalya's walled old town, and manages something most boutiques here don't: it blends genuine Old Town character with clean, modern design instead of picking one side. The aggregate guest score lands around 9.0/10, with 9.2 on Booking and 9.0 on Agoda. Rooms come in bright pastel tones with thought-through details — a window seat to sit at, a real spot to stash your luggage — and reviewers almost always start with the design before anything else. The breakfast spread is varied enough that you won't repeat a plate over a few days, and the staff draw an unusual amount of praise for service. The location is the clincher: the Mediterranean beach is about a 7-minute walk, with Antalya Marina and Hadrian's Gate close enough that you'll skip taxis entirely. Best for couples who want a good-looking room without leaving the old town behind.

Puding Hotel — until recently Puding Marina Residence — is a 4-star boutique stay stitched together from 6 old Ottoman mansions on a hill in the Kaleiçi old town, looking down over Antalya Marina. The combined guest score sits around 8.6/10 (Booking 8.6, Agoda 8.7). What sets it apart from the other Kaleiçi boutiques is the outdoor pool and pool bar — genuinely rare inside the walled old town — plus a setting that puts both the Marina and tiny Mermerli Beach about a 5-minute walk downhill. Reviewers consistently praise the clean rooms with modern bathrooms, the buffet breakfast and the friendly front desk. Rooms vary a lot between the six houses, so it suits couples and history-minded travelers who want to sleep inside a genuine 18th-century building rather than a themed copy.

Alp Paşa Hotel — Special Class is a roughly 50-room boutique hotel built from a cluster of 18th-century Ottoman mansions in the heart of Kaleiçi, Antalya's walled Old Town. It scores around 8.4/10 overall (8.5 on Booking, a softer 7.9 on Agoda — a hint the rooms vary). Many rooms come with four-poster beds, sloped ceilings, old mahogany woodwork and, in a few, an antique fireplace. The standout is the hotel's own open-air museum: artifacts unearthed during construction are displayed on site, and guests from other hotels wander in to see it. There's a garden pool and a restaurant reviewers praise for fresh ingredients and real vegetarian options. You're a 5-minute walk from the beach and Hadrian's Gate, which makes this an easy base for couples and history buffs who want to feel the age of the place rather than a polished reproduction of it.

Sky Kamer Hotel Antalya is a 4-star pick that plays its location smart: it sits right on the edge of Kaleici, just 300 metres from the Old Town core, so you get full-service hotel comforts without dragging a suitcase across cobbled lanes. The decor runs white-and-grey with vintage furniture, and a handful of rooms look out over the Mediterranean and the old harbour. The overall guest score lands around 8.2/10, and the two things reviewers mention most are the wide, genuinely good breakfast and the consistently friendly staff. There's a spa with a sauna plus aroma and hydrotherapy treatments, and two on-site restaurants serving international plates. It's an easy walk to Antalya Marina and Hadrian's Gate, which makes it a practical base for couples and travelers who want one hotel that does a bit of everything.

Ramada Plaza by Wyndham Antalya is a large 5-star beachfront chain hotel in Muratpaşa, sitting right on the Mediterranean about 700 metres from the Kaleiçi old town. Reviews land around 8.0/10, and the one thing guests agree on is the setting — it scores a near-perfect 9/10 for location on Booking.com. This is a do-everything family machine, not a boutique: two pools (one indoor, one outdoor), a spa with sauna, a gym, a game room and a kids' club, plus a free buffet breakfast and several on-site restaurants. The trade-off is consistency — Agoda guests put it at 7.4, and a few flag tired patches and so-so food. Book it if you want a big resort-style base with sea views and a 10-minute walk into Kaleiçi; skip it if you came chasing old-town charm.

Best Western Plus Khan Hotel is a 4-star chain hotel in central Antalya, a short walk from the walls of Kaleici Old Town and the boat-lined Antalya Marina. The overall guest score sits around 7.9/10, but the location rating on Booking climbs to a striking 9.3 — you can reach the Old Town, the shopping streets and a row of restaurants on foot. The big draw here is choice: rooms come in several view categories — sea, mountain, city or Marina — so the price you pay partly buys the window you wake up to. There's a pool and a spa on site, and reviewers consistently single out the breakfast spread and the housekeeping. Rates run roughly $49 to $103 a night. It suits travelers who want an internationally recognized brand and a walkable downtown spot over boutique character.

Elegance East Hotel is a 4-star Boutique Class place tucked into the back lanes of Kaleiçi, Antalya's walled old town, a short walk from the shopping streets and the old castle ruins. Guest scores land around 8.2/10, and the phrase that keeps surfacing in reviews is "a hidden little oasis" — rare praise in a quarter this touristy. Rooms are standard Boutique Class with queen-size beds and tidy, clean decor: no surprises, but nothing to grumble about either. The two things reviewers single out are the small swimming pool, which is looked after far better than its size suggests, and a breakfast that runs wide — desserts, several cheeses and a spread of options — plus staff most guests describe as genuinely friendly. It best suits couples who want somewhere calm and characterful in the middle of the old town, not a polished chain. Rates run roughly $43 to $86 a night across seasons, which is fair value for this address.

Luna Hotel Kaleiçi is a small boutique stay tucked inside Antalya's walled Old Town, and it does not look like the other Kaleiçi hotels — think exposed brick walls, vintage furniture and a loft mood closer to a studio apartment than a lobby-and-corridor hotel. It scores around 8.7/10 overall (8.7 on Booking, 8.5 on Agoda), and the single fact that sells most rooms is the location: you can reach a small Old Town beach on foot in roughly 1 minute, with Antalya Marina, the old harbour and the rest of the Kaleiçi sights all walkable from the door. Rooms run from about $37 a night low season to roughly $74 at the top, which makes it one of the better-value design stays this close to the water. It suits couples and solo travelers who care more about character and a sea-at-your-doorstep address than square metres or a swimming pool.

Argos Hotel is a small 3-star place tucked into Kaleiçi, Antalya's walled Old Town, done up in Ottoman style — stone walls and white tones that match the historic streets outside. It scores around 8.1/10 across Booking.com and Agoda, and the pitch is simple: rates start near $29 a night and the beach is roughly a 3-minute walk away, with restaurants, bars and clubs all within a few minutes on foot. There's a small pool that reviewers call cute and genuinely cooling, and the buffet breakfast punches well above the price — cereal, salad, olives, fresh bread, Turkish tea. Staff get warm marks. The catch is noise: this is the heart of the nightlife strip, so light sleepers should pack earplugs.