Vienna Apart Otel is an apartment-style hotel in Antalya, Turkey, with a beachfront setting in Konyaaltı. Located about 4,2 миль from the city center, the address is Altınkum Mahallesi 427 Sokak No:17 Konyaaltı. The property has 66 reviews and rates start from $37 per night.

Free parking and free WiFi help set a smooth rhythm for stays, while an outdoor swimming pool and direct beach access promise sunny days by the sea. Beach chairs/loungers are free, and beach umbrellas are available for an extra charge. A kitchen, kitchenware, air conditioning, a balcony, a garden view, and a 24-hour front desk round out the essentials.

Shuttle service and airport shuttle are available for extra charges, and meeting/banquet facilities can be arranged for extra charges.

Apartment-style layouts offer flexible options for different crews, from cozy studios to larger spaces. The Standard Apartment is 646 square feet and sleeps up to three adults with a queen bed plus two sofa beds, and smoking is allowed. The Standard Triple also measures 646 square feet and sleeps three with a queen bed and a sofa bed, smoking allowed. Studio configurations round out the mix, including a non-smoking Studio with Balcony for two adults and one child, plus a non-balcony Studio and a Smoking-Allowed Studio with Balcony sized at 323 square feet for two adults.

The outdoor pool is seasonal and adults-only, a serene spot to cool off under Antalya’s sun. Beach access is direct and convenient, with free beach chairs and loungers ready for use, while beach umbrellas are available for an extra charge. For travelers needing transport or a meeting space, shuttle service and airport shuttle are available for an extra fee, and meeting/banquet facilities can be arranged for an additional charge.

Cash is the accepted payment method, with free parking and free WiFi helping to keep stays hassle-free. Additional conveniences include a 24-hour front desk and access to kitchen facilities and balconies with garden views, making it easy to tailor days to beach time and local exploring.