The Little Prince Boutique Hotel

Nice consept, cosy place. Center of romantic old castle town of Antalya. Place is a bit tricky to find but navigating through is ok. Only downside is a bit noisy at night and early morning. They had very nice Turkish breakfast and tea. Ideal for couples, students or alone travelers

Boutique hotel with helpful friendly staff. Some lovely touches such as bath robes provided and a fresh fruit plate in the room each day. Let down by the lack of cleaning, as our room was not cleaned for the 3 nights we stayed so no clean towels etc. Also bins not emptied which given they request you not to flush loo paper was frankly a bit gross. As the staff were so welcoming no doubt if we had raised it they may well have resolved it but a basic requirement such as cleaning should not, in my opinion, be something that you need to ask for, it should just happen. The other issue, whilst not the fault of the hotel, is that there are two clubs/pubs immediately adjacent that blast out heavy metal music until the early hours. Making any attempt at a decent nights sleep almost impossible. It worked for us as a stop over prior to continuing on to other locations but would definitely not want to stay longer than the three nights we had. That said it is in a great location with easy walk to the restaurants, bars and sightseeing options and the lovely staff almost made up for the lack of sleep and cleaning.

Boutique Hotel in the heart of the old town. Easy walk to bars restaurants and the harbour. Very quiant and pleasantly decorated with some lovely touches. Towelling robes provided, fruit plate provided every day. Breakfast was traditional Turkish and plentiful. The only negatives we had were the two very noisy pub/clubs next door to the hotel which blasted music (heavy metal type) until the early hours. So if a good night's sleep us a priority this may not be the place for you. Plus our room was not cleaned the entire 3 night stay. Not even the bins emptied, which given they ask you not to flush loo paper was frankly a bit gross. On reflection we should have queried this with them as they likely would have sorted it given how helpful they were in other areas.

Had to cancel my booking and leave. This tiny, cramped hotel is situated next to a live rock venue and other nightclubs and has no soundproofing whatsoever, not even double glazing (which they didn't have planning permission to fit). The timber-framed window in my room did not even close properly so I was forced to listen to deafening live rock music until the early hours of the morning every night. The rooms on the ground floor open out into the combined reception & breakfast area, offering zero space and privacy from the hustle-bustle of the main entrance, reception and breakfast area. Any sound you make from a ground floor room will be heard clearly by the breakfast room diners and vice versa. Very pleasant and helpful staff but I would not stay here again.

This hotel is like a art is amazing .very nice location very kind staff and plus everything they use in the room is high class even I want to buy one towel to take 😀 only thinks if u alone that room kind of small but other than this everything is perfect if I ever come back here with my girlfriend I will definitely book a big room and enjoy the hotel . Specially thank to mr .Ugur he is very kind and ready to helpful.

It was so hot outside, we were lost and asked the host to stay for a little bit in the hotel, he allowed us and even has given some chocolate and water🫶🏻 appreciate such nice people🧡 Also, I noticed the nice interior and warm atmosphere at this place, so I recommend😉

The hotel has an amazing theme with everything set to perfection. It was very clean and smelt great The problems 1) if your on the ground floor it's very noisy and the bathroom is transparent into the resturant so a little awkward 2) the room is super super small 3) the front desk will tell you they will send you to a traditional Haman and for a good price and compared to the rest around the area it is a better price HOWEVER it is tourist prices. A traditional one should be around 20 CAN or around 10-15 Euros so don't get scammed for that

What a delightful hidden treasure (Especially if you've read the books - which are available in many languages). Every room is named after the characters, all individually furnished. The staff were extremely welcoming and helpful. I had the priviledge of meeting the owner and spending time chatting in the brighly decorated outside area over a bottle of fabulous South African wine and carefully prepared fresh snacks. Listening to his fascinating story of his hotel's dream/vision and the coming into fruition and completion. It's fairly new. The breakfast area is bright and airy and the breakfasts suit any nationality and are freshly prepared.