Double Room, Side Sea View
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Citrus Plaza Hotel suits budget-conscious travelers and families who want a straightforward, all-inclusive beach holiday with friendly service and a convenient location near Alanya, without expecting luxury finishes or gourmet dining. Guests who prioritize modern rooms, sophisticated cuisine, or a quiet, upscale atmosphere may want to look elsewhere, since food variety and some maintenance details draw recurring criticism. It's a solid pick for relaxed, sociable stays where a lively pool and beach scene matter more than polish.
This luxurious hotel boasts a prime location in Obagöl, just 5 kilometers from Alanya's center and close to the beach. The hotel's two buildings offer a variety of rooms to suit all needs, each featuring amenities like a private balcony with sea views and air conditioning. Guests can enjoy diverse culinary specialties at the rooftop restaurant and unwind by the magnificent swimming pools with a refreshing drink or snack. Please note: Night soup service is available from 11:30 pm to 12:30 am during the summer season. Family rooms have air conditioning only in the bedrooms; living rooms do not have air conditioning. Wi-Fi is free in the lobby and available for an extra charge in other areas.

This is the most consistently praised element, with guests repeatedly naming individual staff members and managers for going out of their way to help, remembering preferences, and checking that everything is in order.
Guests appreciate the short walk to a clean beach and the hotel's pools, noting sunbeds and umbrellas were usually available and the surrounding area, with its citrus groves, feels pleasant.
Many reviewers highlight that rooms and common areas are cleaned daily and kept spotless, even if the furnishings themselves are a bit dated.
The hotel sits close to the beach with easy bus or short drive access into Alanya's old town and harbour, which guests find convenient for exploring while still feeling relaxed.
Reviewers enjoyed daily organized activities like water aerobics, quiz and karaoke nights, and Turkish culture evenings, often crediting specific animators for keeping guests entertained.
A recurring complaint is that buffet food, especially breakfast, is repetitive, sometimes served lukewarm, and relies on ready-made items, though a portion of guests still found dinner varied and tasty.
Some guests mention worn furnishings, small rooms, and maintenance issues such as bathroom mold or leaks, suggesting the property would benefit from renovation in places.
A few reviewers felt the hotel caters more toward certain nationality groups (frequently mentioning Russian, Polish, or German guests), leaving some other guests feeling like a lower priority.
While most feedback on staff is positive, a handful of reviewers describe isolated encounters with a rude bar or restaurant manager, or pressure to book extras like the hammam at inflated prices.
