Rose Garden Premium Hotel

“Relaxing vacay in Rose Garden”

Nice quiet hotel with a relaxing atmosphere Pros: -Hotel has its own beach with the direct access to the water -The variety of food and drinks -The accommodating staff -The view: the hotel is located at the footsteps of the mountain -The location: rather close proximity to Antalya makes it easy t… more

Nice quiet hotel with a relaxing atmosphere Pros: -Hotel has its own beach with the direct access to the water -The variety of food and drinks -The accommodating staff -The view: the hotel is located at the footsteps of the mountain -The location: rather close proximity to Antalya makes it easy to travel to the airport/city Cons: -The hotel is rather small

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“Inconsistent and certainly not premium or ultra all inclusive.”

There was a lot to like in this hotel. However it was rather inconsistent in terms of staff. The welcome at reception was initially very cool with very little information given. We couldnt really ask others as everyone else was Russian. We did get approached by customer service but this was onl… more

There was a lot to like in this hotel. However it was rather inconsistent in terms of staff. The welcome at reception was initially very cool with very little information given. We couldnt really ask others as everyone else was Russian. We did get approached by customer service but this was only after a complaint. The room was well appointed and clean. There was a lack of drinking water left in on some days. When we originally got there There was actually no running water in the hotel but this was resolved. We found the meals to be plentiful good quality and varied. Good selection of hot and cold dishes in the main restaurant. There is a patisserie on site which served devious coffees and cake but had run completely out of ice cream when we visited. A beach bar is open most of the day but service canbe patchy. We were told they had no wine only for them to then serve some to a "regular". Cocktail availability again depended on which bar man you got.Hardly ultra all inclusive. If you made the lobby before 7 you could have a pre diner drink. After this you couldn't as the staff were moved to the dinning room bar. A spa treatment was refused as despite advertising they do not do pedicures or so I was told. Not sure why they advertise them to be honest. Whilst this hotel is very peaceful it is in-between two hotels who have outdoor dance parties. However when we were there these finished around 11.

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“Oktober 2025”

The hotel looks absolutely charming from the outside — clean, elegant, and with a lovely French touch. The lobby is beautifully decorated with perfect color combinations, giving a warm and sophisticated feel. Unfortunately, the positive impression ends there. We were three adult women who booked a… more

The hotel looks absolutely charming from the outside — clean, elegant, and with a lovely French touch. The lobby is beautifully decorated with perfect color combinations, giving a warm and sophisticated feel. Unfortunately, the positive impression ends there. We were three adult women who booked a triple room, but received one double bed and one small extra bed, more suitable for a child. The room was tiny, and we could hardly move around. Cleanliness could be much better, especially in the bathroom. Despite being three guests, we kept getting amenities for only two people — two towels, two bottles of water, etc. The concept of ultra all inclusive is misleading. Although food was available all day, the selection was very limited and mostly vegetarian. Meat options were rare — usually grilled chicken, fried fish, or meatballs. The salad bar was nice, but desserts were disappointing — all tasted the same with different colors. Fruits never changed. The food quality felt cheap and repetitive. Also, lunch and dinner tables were covered only with paper, which doesn’t fit a hotel claiming to be “ultra all inclusive.” The à la carte dinner was the only enjoyable part — proper tablecloths, clean glassware, and a pleasant atmosphere. However, when I politely asked for baklava (which was served to a nearby table), I was told they didn’t have any. Later, the manager approached us and awkwardly said she expected a 10/10 rating, which was very unprofessional. Another unpleasant moment was when we ordered Turkish coffee in the lobby — we waited over 20 minutes, and the man who finally made it seemed irritated and used dirty equipment. Almost no one speaks English except the manager, and most staff communicate only in Russian. The beach area was cute, with comfy sunbeds and good music, but the bar was messy and waiters’ shirts were stained. Overall, the hotel looks lovely but fails to deliver true ultra all inclusive service. It has potential, but the management, cleanliness, and food quality need serious improvement.

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