HAKKIMIZDA

We can’t compete with large rooms and luxury. But we do our best so that you would have memorable times and you could fill your suitcase with great stories to share with your friends and family.

Please step into the Villa Citronella, House of Stories, and enjoy.

Villa Citronella Boutique Hotel has a restaurant, seasonal outdoor swimming pool, a bar and garden in Antalya. The property is around 2.2 km from Konyaalti Beach,2.1 km from Antalya Museum and 500 metres from Hadrian’s Gate. The accommodation offers a 24-hour front desk, room service and organising tours for guests. All rooms have air conditioning, and one of the rooms at the hotel have a terrace. At Villa Citronella Boutique the rooms come with bed linen and towels. Breakfast is available every morning at the accommodation. Popular points of interest near Villa Citronella Boutique Hotel include Mermerli Beach, Old City Marina and Antalya Clock Tower. The nearest airport is Antalya, 9 km from the hotel, and the property offers a paid airport shuttle service.

PS: If you are interested in creating a large, communal story with your own group and would like to rent the whole Villa Citronella, please contact us.

Antalya, located in the ancient Pamphylia region, II. It was founded by Attalos (160 BC-138 BC) under the name Attaleia. Kaleiçi, which grew rapidly with the Pergamon Empire, was then under the rule of pirates for a certain period of time. After the Roman Empire captured the city, the walls were expanded. Thus, the port in the region has risen to an important commercial position. It was during this period that Hadrian (76–138 AD) visited Attaleia and today’s popular Three Gates were built.

After the Romans, the Byzantines dominated the region. Then, in 1207, the Seljuks (1st Gıyaseddin Keyhüsrev (1164-1211)) captured the city, but lost the city in a short time. In 1216, Izzeddin Keykavus (1180-1220) conquered the city again. The walls were repaired and many new buildings were built during this period.In the Ottoman period, Antalya was used as a prince’s sanjak. The people continued to live in the castle and the port continued to be used. In 1972, it was declared a Protected Area, and the buildings were renovated and turned into the ones used today. There are approximately 3 thousand buildings in Kaleiçi.It is very enjoyable to just walk around the streets. If you are someone who likes to wander around the historical walls, Kaleiçi is perfect for you. You can examine the traces of the Ottoman, Byzantine and Seljuk on your walks. Then you can immerse yourself in the sea in Kaleici to relieve the heat of Antalya. Streets; full of taverns, restaurants, hotels, antique and souvenir shops. Travel does not end. But you can also get lost while traveling. It should not be forgotten that; Going off the road brings with it new adventures. So don’t worry about getting lost.