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Aparthotels & serviced apartments in Konyaalti

14 stays · 13 aparthotels and 1 serviced apartments

Konyaalti, on the western side of Antalya, is a good match for aparthotels and serviced apartments. The district is built around a long pebble beach rather than a single resort strip, so visitors who stay for a week or more can pair a kitchen and living space with daily time by the sea. Families, remote workers and groups travelling together tend to appreciate having room to spread out and the option to cook some meals themselves. If the format is new to you, our guide explains what an aparthotel is.

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Where to stay in Konyaalti

Konyaalti Beach

  • beach
  • families
  • first-time visitors

The central stretch of the beach is the obvious base for a seaside stay. Wikivoyage lists the Antalya Aquarium on Dumlupınar Boulevard in Konyaaltı, with the Waterhill aqua park opposite and the Akturpark funfair next door, so there is plenty to fill days with children. Wikipedia notes the water is a little cooler here than at other Antalya beaches because of an underground creek flowing into the sea.

Stays in or near Konyaalti Beach

Liman

  • quieter stays
  • long stays

Liman is a neighbourhood at the western end of the Konyaalti coast. It suits visitors who prefer to be further from the busiest part of the beach while staying in the same district. Allow time for tram or bus connections if you plan to spend most days in the city centre.

Stays in or near Liman

Hurma

  • quiet stays
  • long stays

Hurma is another Konyaalti neighbourhood, further west along the coast than Liman. It is a place for those who want a residential base with a calmer rhythm than the beachfront, and who are happy to use local transport for sightseeing.

Stays in or near Hurma

Antalya Museum area

  • culture
  • sightseeing
  • tram access

The Antalya Museum stands at Konyaaltı Caddesi 88 and, according to Wikivoyage, has about 5,000 items on display illustrating the history of the Mediterranean and Pamphylia regions, and a repository of some 25,000 more. Wikipedia lists the Antalya Museum among the places served by the T3 tram line, which makes this a convenient pocket for visitors who like to explore without a car.

Kaleici (Old Town)

  • first-time visitors
  • history
  • nightlife

Kaleici is the walled old town of Antalya, where Wikipedia says most of the city's historical architecture is concentrated, mostly from the medieval Seljuk period. Wikivoyage lists Hadrian's Gate and the Fluted Minaret Mosque among its sights. It lies east of Konyaalti, so visitors staying on the beach usually reach it by tram or bus.

Getting around Konyaalti

Antalya Airport lies about 13 km north-east of the city centre according to Wikipedia. Wikivoyage describes the AntRay tram line 1A running from the airport to the downtown area every 15 minutes between 06:00 and 00:00, taking around 50 minutes, and bus route 600 serving the bus station roughly every 30 minutes.

Wikivoyage describes AntalyaKart as a reloadable transport card that gives discounts when used more often, sold and topped up at kiosks along the tramway, at the airport and at the bus terminal. Wikipedia lists three tram lines: the modern T1 (AntRay), the heritage T2 and the T3, which opened in stages and serves places such as the Antalya Museum. Wikipedia says the T2 heritage line was temporarily closed on 17 July 2026 and replaced by buses for safety assessments and works expected to last around two years, so check the current network before relying on it. Two further lines are planned to link Konyaalti and Lara, according to Wikipedia.

Living in Konyaalti for longer

Because Konyaalti is a large municipality with 39 neighbourhoods and a 2022 population of 204,795, according to Wikipedia, it has everyday infrastructure beyond tourism. For a longer stay, pick a neighbourhood back from the beach to get a more local feel and a walkable run of shops, then use the beach promenade for exercise and evenings out.

Wikivoyage says western package holidays do not base in Konyaalti, unlike the eastern Lara strip, which makes it a less resort-focused part of the city. Wikipedia lists Akdeniz University Hospital among the institutions served by the T3 tram line, which is useful to know if you are visiting for study or medical reasons. For moves of several weeks or months, see our guide to serviced apartments for relocation.

When to visit Konyaalti

Wikipedia describes Antalya's climate as hot and dry in summer and mild and rainy in winter. Its climate table gives average daily highs of 34.9 C in July and August and 15.0 C in January, with December and January the wettest months and about 2,864 hours of sunshine a year. Frost does occasionally occur at night almost every winter, according to the same article.

Wikivoyage suggests April to May and October to November for sightseeing in milder weather, while summers are hot, sunny and humid. The Antalya Golden Orange Film Festival typically takes place in September or October, according to Wikipedia. Beach days are most comfortable in the warm months, while the shoulder seasons suit combined city, museum and old-town days.

Konyaalti is a district and municipality of Antalya Province, set beneath the cliffs of the city, with a mix of sand and shingle beaches and a mountain backdrop. Wikivoyage describes about 10 km of pebble beach here. The area was developed from the 1980s and was not historically part of Antalya's city centre, which is why it feels more modern and spread out than the old town. Below you will find the neighbourhoods worth considering, how the trams and buses work, and what the weather does through the year. You can also browse other stays across Turkey.

Long-stay tips for Konyaalti

Of the 14 properties here, 6 offer an in-apartment washing machine, 5 list a laptop-friendly workspace, 6 include some form of housekeeping and 9 have a 24-hour front desk. Each property page has a facts box, so you can compare apartments before you book.

10 properties list a full kitchen and 4 only a kitchenette, so check the room type if you plan to cook more than simple meals.

Where room sizes are published, the median apartment here is 50 m².

Moving for work? Our guide to serviced apartments for relocation explains what to look for.

Other cities in Turkey

Travelling further? See aparthotels in Istanbul, Antalya, Alanya, Trabzon, Fethiye, Marmaris, Çaykara and Kas.

Frequently asked questions

What is the best area to stay in Konyaalti?

Konyaalti Beach suits families and first-time visitors who want the sea on the doorstep. Liman and Hurma are calmer residential neighbourhoods, while the Antalya Museum area is handy for the T3 tram.

How do I get from Antalya Airport to Konyaalti?

The airport is about 13 km north-east of the city centre. Wikivoyage describes the AntRay tram line 1A and bus route 600 as options from the airport.

Is Konyaalti beach sandy?

Wikipedia says Konyaalti has sand and shingle beaches, and Wikivoyage describes about 10 km of pebble beach. The water is slightly cooler than at other Antalya beaches.

Is Konyaalti or Lara better for a stay?

Wikivoyage describes Konyaalti as having about 10 km of pebble beach and no western package-holiday base, while the Lara hotel strip stretches about 20 km east of the city, with a long sandy beach and much of the package-holiday development. It comes down to the beach type and atmosphere you prefer.

What is the best time to visit Konyaalti?

Wikivoyage names April to May and October to November as the best periods for sightseeing, with hot, humid summers. Wikipedia describes winters as mild and rainy.

How many aparthotels are there in Konyaalti?

We currently list 14 aparthotel and serviced apartment properties in Konyaalti.

Do aparthotels in Konyaalti have kitchens?

14 of the 14 properties we list have a kitchen or kitchenette in at least one apartment type.

Which aparthotels in Konyaalti have a washing machine?

6 properties list an in-apartment washing machine. Use the facts box on each property page to check.

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