Double Standard Room
- Balcony
- Safe
- Individually adjustable heating
- Individually adjustable air conditioning
- Minibar
- Direct dial telephone


Stella Hotel suits budget-conscious families and couples who want a relaxed, all-inclusive base with a pool, kids' facilities, and an inexpensive spa a short walk from a pebbly beach. Travelers who prioritize a soft sandy beach, immaculate housekeeping, and consistently polished service may want to look elsewhere, since cleaning frequency and food quality can vary between stays.
The hotel is in Camyuva, a small coastal town 7 km from the centre of Kemer, a popular seaside resort in the province of Antalya, on the Mediterranean coast of Turkey. The property has a private beach area 300 m away and the nearest bus station is only 200 m away. Camyuva, with a beautiful coastline, orange and olive groves, is a great place for relaxing beach holidays and for hiking enthusiasts and it also offers a good range of water sports. History lovers may wish to explore the nearby ancient town of Phaselis, with its impressive ruins, and the town of Kemer offers lively nightlife and many shops and restaurants. The rooms are fully furnished and have all modern conveniences, everything to make sure that the clients have an enjoyable break. No smoking accommodation is available and a buffet breakfast is provided daily. The balconies have beautiful sea views.
Many guests single out warm, attentive staff and animators, with several reviewers mentioning receptionists and hammam attendants by name for going out of their way to help.
The pool area with slides and a separate kids' pool is repeatedly praised as fun for both children and adults, and families describe the hotel as easy-going for a relaxed beach holiday.
Guests who tried the on-site sauna and Turkish bath were impressed, and several specifically recommend the affordable spa treatments as a highlight of the stay.
Several reviewers found rooms clean and spacious with nice balcony views, and appreciated in-room extras like minibars and satellite TV.
The private beach is a short walk away but described repeatedly as pebbly rather than sandy, and can feel crowded with people saving sunbeds early and leaving them empty.
Opinions on the buffet are mixed: some guests enjoyed the variety of salads and vegetables, while others found meals repetitive, occasionally served lukewarm, or lacking in choice.
A number of guests reported rooms not being cleaned as often as expected and towels changed infrequently, and rooms facing the pool area suffered from late-night music noise.
While many praised the staff, some guests encountered rude bar service, and others noted that communication was mainly possible in Russian rather than English.
