The Kaya Side is a five-star hotel located in Manavgat, right by the beach and the lake. This large, 432-room hotel has its own private beach.
Families by the water
It is ideal for families who want access to a water park, a children's pool and kids' entertainment. The spa offers a more peaceful alternative for when you want to take a break from swimming.
Facilities & features
Check-in / check-out
14:00 / 12:00
Family rooms
Yes
Views
Sea view, View of the lake, View of the swimming pool
Very cozy and nice hotel next to the sea side. A lot activities for families will children, evening program well developed and performers are giving their best during the show. Hotel staff is very helpful and friendly, always asks if everything is ok. Animation team is amazing! Specials thanks goes to Hiwi and Aluaos for biggest smiles everyday and cheering mood!
I do not believe this resort deserves a 5-star rating. The property is very old, and something seemed to be broken or malfunctioning all the time.
I booked a high-category room for four people, but I was very disappointed. The bed was broken, the air conditioner was extremely noisy whenever it was running, and the bathroom also had several issues.
As for the swimming areas, the pool water was far too warm, and the beach was not clean. Imagine trying to relax while smelling animal feces—this is simply not what you expect from a 5-star resort.
The food was good, but it was no better than what you can find in many other hotels in Turkey. There was nothing exceptional about it.
The evening entertainment was rather boring and repetitive, with almost the same shows every night.
Overall, I cannot recommend this resort to anyone expecting a true 5-star experience. It falls far below that standard.
I have passed beautifull vacation in this hotel. The staff of animators was exeptional. They cared about our needs and they take care of our children too.
The dish was also fresh and tasty.
I can return for my next vacation for sure if they have the same animation group.
Hiwi, Malibu and Tolunay above all
Bug We came with a large group of friends and overall we were all very happy with the crowded hotel. The animation team's shows and everything else were fantastic. We can't thank Ebru Hanım from the bar staff enough.
Super awesome!!! Room, service all is great! I like all animation team more hiwi beacause she is characters freidly and every day smiling and everything good i like this hotel
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