Top Hotels Near Temple of Tyche in Manavgat from AU$63

"Staff quick to provide fresh towels, toilet paper etc. Location excellent, right on the beach and in antique Side. Nice people serving at the bar and restaurant with great food and plenty of it."

"New aparthotel has fabulous pool area. Lovely and clean. Only negative was the irritating loud piano style pool music at 9.30 in the morning that could be heard on the balcony and in the room if the doors were open "

"Great property and fantastic team! "

"Nice hotel,great staff! "

"Best Holiday hotel I've been in my 80+ years of life. Cannot tell what was best because everything was BEST! Will be back next year for sure! Thank you, hotel, for these wonderful weeks. George "

"Stunning and breathtaking apartment , staff were lovely and amazing , great location by the harbour , will return for sure "

"Neptune's location is perfect and it is a great choice if you prefer a laid back, friendly, family-run hotel over a corporate-run resort. The property's beachside has a lovely, large, shaded, patio perfectly situated for leisurely meals, drinks, or relaxing on the boardwalk which is lively with strollers in the evenings, and the hotel's private beach is directly in front; a few steps out the back and you are in the midst of the Roman ruins half way between the ancient fountain and the ancient amphitheater. Additionally, its a beautiful and short stroll up the boardwalk to the picturesque shopping and restaurant area. The hotel's restaurant, situated in the patio had excellent food and service. The rooms face the sea and have a lovely balcony. The rooms are not fancy, but they are comfortable and clean, with a good shower. "

"Loved Leda beach. Set within Roman ruins. Walkable to/around the Antik City. Unique setting. Very friendly staff (every one of them). Breakfast included was ok. Bring your own coffee! A la carte was fab. Pizza's very good. Grilled squid (calamari) cooked to perfection. Shrimp (prawn) casserole lovely. Cant complain about any thing. May be difficult for those with reduced mobility due to steps up/down & around. Just pretend you're a roman and deal with it! Would definitely return."

"There were no other guests in the hotel but I was told I could not stay in one of the rooms overlooking the sea because they weren’t clean. Instead I was put in a small room in the back. The mattress was comfortable enough, but the thin blanket meant I had to keep the heat on all night, an unpleasant way to sleep. In the morning I found that the water heater did not work so no hot water. The only pleasant aspect of the stay was the caretaker, Mustafa, who was very friendly and fluent in German from his youth growing up in „Little Istanbul“ in Berlin. "