4-Star Hotels in Kas

Absolutely loved my stay at Samira Exclusive — a true gem of a hotel! From the moment I arrived, the staff went above and beyond to make me feel welcome. They not only greeted me warmly but even took the time to remember my name and say hello every time they saw me — such a lovely personal touch that made the whole experience feel extra special. My room was fantastic — spacious, beautifully maintained, and with a stunning view of the sea. Waking up to that view every morning was a dream. The private jacuzzi and hot tub were the cherry on top — the perfect spot to unwind and soak it all in after a day out exploring. The bar downstairs had a great vibe — relaxed, stylish, and always buzzing with good energy. It was warm and welcoming, the kind of place you could happily spend a few hours just soaking in the atmosphere with a drink in hand. All in all, Samira Exclusive is the ideal place for a relaxing and memorable getaway. I’ll definitely be back!

The room was clean and hygienic, and the kitchen was fully equipped with all the necessary utensils and supplies. The room also had a great ocean view. The hotel has a swimming pool, open from 10:00 to 20:00. Parking is available in front of the hotel and is convenient. It's a ten-minute walk from the hotel to the town, and there are supermarkets and gas stations nearby, making it very convenient. However, please note that the front desk is not located at the hotel; you need to call the number on the door, and the receptionist will come over on a motorcycle to check you in.

I have to give a negative review I lost my room card, and the waiter asked me to pay 20 US dollars. I said if I wanted cash, I only had 10 US dollars, otherwise I would pay by credit card... You defrauded me of all this money?

Really nice and clean accommodation perfect for families visiting Kas for a couple of days. We stayed here for 6 days with our 19 month old baby, room is complete with kitchenware, washer, a big fridge, hair dryer... basically everything you'll need. Location is not too bad, walking distance from the stores, bus terminal, and old town. All in all a great experience for us. Communication is great as well.

The hotel service is very warm, the location is very good, the sea view is very beautiful, the room type we live in is at the bottom of the hotel, climbing the stairs is very tired, but fortunately the suitcase has a staff to help move. Breakfast is very good, there is free juice, tastes good, there are many fruits, yogurt, service is very good. The network was very poor. I didn't tell me that there was a problem with the network before I checked in, and I couldn't receive any signal and Wi-Fi in the room. They wanted to change the room for us. The room type was cheaper than ours, and we were unwilling to refund the difference. We finally continued to stay in the original room type. The bathroom light is very dark, the shower is almost invisible, and the mirror front light is bad, and it keeps flashing after opening. The curtains are not tight, and the light will leak in the morning, which is very dazzling. In addition to the poor facilities experience, everything else is very good.

The room is small, the bathroom has no exhaust fan, the low floor is dark, and the room that happens to be given is the inner balcony, and the moment of check-in has the urge to check out immediately. I don't know if other rooms will be better. Fortunately, the breakfast on the second day was very good, the scenery was also very healing, it was a plus. If you can change a better room next time, you will consider this hotel, because this breakfast is the best in a few days.

This hotel is run down. The pier is falling apart, and there's mold in the rooms. While the furniture in the room is in good condition, the cleaning could be better. I wouldn't recommend the economy rooms – they have poor soundproofing, low ceilings, a bad smell, and mold. The breakfasts are good, though. The staff at the pier and front desk are friendly.

The breakfast is Turkish cold food. The Turkish breakfast after a few days has completely lost my appetite. The location is almost on the top of the mountain, and it is quite easy to drive by car. Free parking is available near the door. It is a homestay, similar to a domestic residential building. But there is no elevator, the staff will help carry the luggage upstairs. Originally I wanted to entrust the hotel to book a boat tour, but then I went around and found that it was much cheaper to book it myself.

I will say right away that the hotel is worth its money mainly because of its location by the sea. There is no beach as such, there is a sharp descent into the sea, but the water is crystal clear. We literally returned from the popular Kaputas beach back to the hotel to swim here. Of the minuses, a long and steep descent to the sea from the hotel, and, consequently, a steep climb back. An elderly couple lived with us, who because of this went down to the sea once, but we were there every day. You can say this is also a plus, because almost every day we were alone there. A good breeze, fresh and clean sea, my wife and I swim and sunbathe alone, this is what was needed there. There is nothing to do in the hotel itself. Breakfast in the morning, then the beach and then that's it. We went to Kas itself by car every day, so I advise you to rent some kind of transport, it is physically difficult to move around on foot outside the city. Many people go on scooters, but my wife and I are more comfortable in a car. Both the city and the peninsula are located on mountainous land, with constant elevation changes, making it difficult to walk there for long periods of time, don't even think about it.

Breakfast is the worst I have ever eaten in the past few days. The room is small and the price is expensive. Apart from the good scenery, others make me want to vomit. If I just want to take pictures, I don’t mind if I can stay.