Selene Beach & Spa Hotel - Adult Only - Ultra All Inclusive

We stayed at the hotel from October 5 to October 14.Our key criteria were proximity to the sea, an adults-only atmosphere, and the Alanya region. We had previously been to Kemer in October, where the evenings were noticeably cooler, and the sea was much colder. In contrast, here it was warm, and even in the evenings, we could comfortably wear t-shirts and shorts. We arrived at the hotel closer to lunchtime. We were welcomed, seated to fill out forms, offered drinks, and then given a glossy information sheet about the hotel – this immediately made a good impression. The lobby was beautiful, not too large or overly luxurious, but stylish. Our room was provided right away – clean and nicely decorated. However, we didn't like the view of the surroundings, as it faced another hotel. We requested a room change and were shown two options. One was in the front part of the hotel with a view of the road, shops, and a sea view on the fifth floor. Of course, this room came with an additional charge, but we couldn’t resist. I decided to cut back on shopping but wake up to a stunning view. The hotel is quite small, which we already knew from the reviews, so we were prepared for it. The beach was a bit disappointing, as it occupies a very small part of the lagoon. However, the wooden platforms saved the day – no need to deal with sand, and the bar was close. There is also a small restaurant above where you can have lunch, and drinks for the beach are available there as well. We’re not fans of pools, but the one on the 6th floor was a pleasant surprise. It offered a beautiful view and a peaceful atmosphere, though there was no bar. We solved that by grabbing two bottles of beer each from the lobby, where drinks are available in bottles. The main restaurant is absolutely wonderful. We were lucky to experience Turkish Night and Seafood Night. The restaurant isn’t large, so the variety isn’t extensive, but everything is delicious, with plenty of choices. There’s always grilled food outdoors, fish, and two to three types of meat. We also tried the à la carte restaurant. The view and atmosphere were lovely, but it didn’t leave a lasting impression – the food was average. Ten days at the hotel flew by, though by the end, we were ready to go home. Everyone has their own limit – some find three days enough, while others would happily stay three weeks. We didn’t go on excursions, spending most of our time at the hotel and taking evening strolls in the surrounding area.

7 days at the hotel flew by in the blink of an eye, and we are already looking forward to our next visit. We loved absolutely everything about the hotel, but what stood out the most was the friendly and welcoming staff. You guys are doing an amazing job! The only downside is the distance from the airport. It took us 4—yes, FOUR—hours to get there! OMG.. But this didn’t spoil our impression of the hotel at all. Selene, we’re already dreaming of meeting you again!

Selene is a wonderful hotel with a small but cozy and green area. My husband and I enjoyed a fantastic 7-day stay. We loved everything about the hotel, starting with the welcome in the lobby, where we were seated, offered a hot coffee, and introduced to the hotel, and ending with the beautiful bay where the hotel is located. The entrance to the sea is rocky, but the pier in the water solves this issue completely, allowing for a comfortable entry. We also tried the à la carte restaurant, which was a nice alternative to dining in the main restaurant. We had lamb and chicken fajitas. The fajitas were excellent, but the lamb was overly fatty, so my partner couldn’t eat much of it. The pool area is a bit tight, but we could always find sun loungers. Most of the available loungers were under the olive tree near the bar. We also appreciated the variety of non-alcoholic beverages, frozes, iced coffee, and mocktails. I would like to extend a special thanks to all staff. I won’t mention any names (though there are many) because I’m sure there are many people I didn’t see, such as those who washed our bed linen or prepared delicious dishes in the kitchen but didn’t come out to the dining area. A big thank you to everyone!

Just returned from a wonderful stay at the remarkable Selene Hotel. I’ll say right away that this hotel may not be suitable for everyone. This hotel is not ideal for: People who don’t speak English, Those looking to party, Those who want a loud atmosphere, as the hotel prioritizes guest tranquility. However, it is perfect for: People seeking peace and quiet, Those looking for quality over quantity. Regarding quality and variety, this applies primarily to the food. You won’t find the extensive selection typical of larger luxury hotels, but the food here is definitely fresh and of high quality, with efforts made daily to surprise guests with something new. The grill area is excellent, serving everything up to steaks. The hotel is beautifully designed in calm tones, with a well-maintained, tastefully arranged property in serene gray and neutral hues rather than bright colors. Although the grounds are small, there’s a lot of greenery, trees, and flowers. Rooms are decorated in calm tones; the furniture has a few scratches but overall, everything functions well. Housekeeping deserves a solid 10 out of 10, with towels and animal-shaped figures arranged daily. Around the hotel, there are plenty of shops, including Waikiki within walking distance, with reasonable prices. The hotel service is of a very high standard. The restaurants and bars are staffed by wonderful young people, though few speak Russian. However, if any issues arise, you can approach Guest Relations, where lovely ladies are available to assist. Would we return? We love exploring different places and don’t often go back to the same spot, but this hotel would definitely be worth a return visit. my Selene love...