The lifts are ancient take only 4 people and the doors are manually operated. Our room had a balcony but no safe, no glasses, no soap and the lighting was awful. It is 45 mins walk away from the nearest internet cafe. The pool was being maintained so it mattered little that it was damn cold. The dining room staff... more

The Grida is a clean safe, friendly hotel with all amenities. It seemed dark and basic when we first arrived, but after a short while it started to grow on us as a tourist base to travel out from. Slightly on the outskirts of the tourist area, but within easy reach of the sea. Our room was very basic and... more

The hotel is not that far from the city centre in Antalya, though a taxi would be your best option. The hotel facilities aren't that great though dinner is included in the price because that is the common custom in Turkey. The hotel rooms are a bit small and the halls give you the sense that your room is going... more

This hotel was actually better than expected. We opted for this hotel for a conference accommodation instead of the Sheraton and we were definitely pleased. The rooms are nice - and a good size - with balconies. Definitely the place to go on a budget. They also have a lounge/bar downstairs that is nice to meet friends in. The breakfast... more

My 12 year old daughter and myself have just returned from a 1 week holiday in this hotel. The hotel looked pretty grotty from the outside upon arrival, green and red! The room was okay. Food was awful, at least 4 times I had to spit out the food into a napkin. The salads tasted fizzy, they did not cater... more

me and my friends stayed at the grida city hotel for 4 nights in the end of april-begining of may. when we planed our vacation we decided not to take a 5 stars hotel becuase we want to see the city, not to stay in the hotel the whole time. We arrived at the hotel and while check-in we asked... more

Wir fandten die Anlage nicht so toll. Das gute war das wir ganz nah an der City waren von Antalya.... more

Das Hotel liegt an einer sehr lauten befahrene Straße, das ging täglich gegen vier Uhr morgens los man konnte kaum... more