Club Hotel Falcon

We stayed at this hotel on an all inclusive basis (that we purchased through lastminute.com). The web site of the hotel itself did not have any pictures of the beach, so I called them directly and they confirmed that they were located on the beach. FALSE: to access the sea (because there is no beach), you need to go down some stairs from the platform and dive straight into the water (which is very hard to do when the sea is not calm). But this was the least of our problems: the rooms were small, the tennis courts were under construction... more

My wife and I stayed at Club Falcon Hotel for 2 nights last Fri-Sat. It has been such a pleasent experience for us. My wife has loved the place since it has spectacular view of the Mediterranean - our room had great sea view; 90 percent of the rooms there with sea view as we understood, and they are building a new block, the 5th one located on the rear back of the hotel area. The hotel area being the best location in Antalya's Riviera region, even you can see the spectacular view of the Olympus Mountain when you are having the meals in the... more

Just back from the Club Hotel Falcon in Antalya (27th March - 3rd April 2006). This is a budget hotel on the outskirts of a big town on a very built-up stretch of coast. If you want peace, privacy, a secluded spot - or to be near a lively city centre - this isn't the place for you. It has beautiful views across the bay to the (snow-capped when I was there) Taurus mountains, but it's surrounded by other hotels and high-rise apartment blocks. The outdoor pool is closed out of season, and the platform for getting to the sea is... more

Holiday At The Lara Falcon Hotel Antalya Oct 2005 Special thanks to all the people we met at the resort including Colin and Carole, Dave and Jan, John Paul and Natalie, Peter and Gill, Rob and Janine and Errol our favourite waiter. (Jan took a shine to him - wanted to bring him home in her suitcase. He sang us a lovely song - TOOTAMUS) A great time was had by all at this uniquely located Hotel on the outskirts of Turkeys fourth largest city Antalaya. The Hotel has stunning views across a bay surrounded by distant mountains.... more

be careful, donot get a triple room, they would just put a extra couch in the same double bedroom and charge a hell out of you but in other case location was nice, this was my first trip to antalya, i have heard that the hotels have a lot of shows , this was not the case on this hotel also but the good points is the nice veiw and clean rooms and good food( i donot know about the food in other hotels)\ it is not a 4 star hotel but in american money it is good for what you get but donot geta triple room rooms are some... more

We booked a week at the last minute for a reasonable price, and weren't expecting the Ritz. The hotel was better than we expected, but could do with a few fine tweaks, such as labelling the food, more information on arrival, etc.. Majority of guests are German or Russian so don't expect to form an orderly queue !! Meals were OK but breakfast was bland and very continental, quite entertaining watching people trying to use the coffee machine though. Entertainment next to non-existant. mini fridge in room never... more

This was a good deal holiday. But I need to let people know who are thinking of going that the food does not cater for the English. The food I thought was awful, not even a toaster surely thats a national thing? Butter was only out at certain times of the day.The temperature of the food was tepid to nearly cold, tables were filthy, hardly ever cleared away for the next sitting. Please ensure you dont go down half an hour before the restaurant is closing, hardly anything left and cold. If you have booked all-inclusive for seven days... more

The Hotel itself is clean and tidy. The standard rooms are a little small, and they could put a little more in the fridge than a bottle of water!! Most of the staff are pleasant, except the receptionists, who were extremely rude. You don't get a full seven days all inclusive - you are kicked out of your rooms at midday on your last day, and then expected to pay a further sum of money to obtain drinks and food for the remainder of the day. Outrageous, especially if you have a flight that doesn't leave until 2.35 am the following morning!

4* overseas is never as good as a 4* in the UK, however first impressions of the hotel were excellent. If you are thinking of staying at this hotel I would consider the following:  Antalyia itself is very quiet, not a holiday resort. Finding postcards were difficult let alone stamps which proved impossible! - to give you an idea of how remote it is.  Antalyia is full of 5-7 storey tower blocks of flats, hardly the quaint resort you may be looking for.  There are a couple of restaurants near the hotel but you... more

Although it is rated as a 4* hotel Falcon is rather a 2* one. The rooms are very small, no bath tub, the minibar is empty unless you complain about it (note that all guests are on all inclusive!), no soap, shampoo or any of these - which is kinda weird if you think of it as a 4* hotel. The complex is very small and there's nothing to do over there; a crowded pool, no beach, a restaurant and 2 small terraces, a sort of a spa, no gym, no internet. The chances to leave the complex for some entertainment are kinda small as a ride to the center... more