Double Economy Room
- Wake-up service
- Shower
- Hairdryer
- Direct dial telephone
- TV
- Wi-fi


This hotel suits families and couples looking for a small, friendly, beachfront base near Alanya with decent wellness facilities and personable staff. It's a good fit for travelers who prioritize service and atmosphere over five-star polish or a soft sandy beach. Guests wanting a manicured sandy shoreline or highly consistent all-inclusive variety over a full week might want to look elsewhere.
Situated in Kestel, Alanya, Sey Beach Hotel & Spa is 37 km from Gazipaşa Airport and 5 km from Alanya city center. This newly built hotel is located just 50 meters from the sea. There are a total of 100 rooms with television, mini bar, telephone, wireless internet, bathroom & wc, hair dryer. Sey Beach Hotel & Spa has a private beach. Sunbeds and umbrellas are free of charge on the beach. This comfortable hotel provides an unforgettable holiday opportunity with its many facilities such as sauna, hamam, fitness center, animation, table tennis, mini club, playground.

Many guests single out individual staff members by name for going out of their way with warm hospitality, and reception and entertainment teams are repeatedly described as helpful and welcoming.
Several reviewers describe the food as fresh, tasty and varied, with good vegetable options, though a few note the menu repeats over longer stays.
Guests frequently mention that rooms and public areas feel new, tidy and well looked after, with housekeeping praised for keeping things spotless.
The gym, sauna and Turkish hamam are popular with guests looking to relax, and the on-site spa's massages get positive mentions when priced fairly.
The evening entertainment team, including traditional Turkish dance shows, is called out as a highlight that added extra fun to guests' stays.
The private beach is described by some guests as rocky and slippery, with a recommendation to bring water shoes.
A few guests felt spa treatments and sunbed upgrades were overpriced or inconsistently charged compared to what was promised at check-in.
Some visitors found the all-inclusive food selection repetitive over the course of a longer stay, even if the quality itself was fine.
A minority of reviewers felt night-time entertainment was basic on certain evenings, sometimes just music with lighting rather than organized shows.
