Can you rent an apartment in Antalya for 1-2 months, and where to find short-term rentals?

One renter booked an apartment in Kepez (4319 street) via Airbnb but it turned out to be in terrible condition, forcing an urgent search for a replacement — a caution about relying on Airbnb sight-unseen.

Someone searching for a full apartment with a kitchen (not an aparthotel) found most listings to be tiny studios without proper kitchens, and felt wary of Avito without reviews. Turkuaz Rezidans complex was mentioned as the desired option.

Avito has plenty of monthly (short-term) apartment listings for Antalya — availability is good, though prices run a bit higher than long-term rentals.

A parent with a 13-year-old found it realistic to search for a 1–1.5 month rental in Antalya within walking distance of the sea. Urgent short-term requests are often best handled through local expat chats rather than booking platforms.

Couples with pets can find 2-month rentals in Antalya, but pet-friendly options require extra filtering. It's worth searching both in expat/traveler Telegram chats and on rental websites simultaneously to compare options.

Online rental platforms for Antalya tend to offer either low-quality budget options or tiny studios with minimal kitchen space. Full-size two-bedroom apartments with proper kitchens are more reliably found through local real estate agencies in the city, though you may need to locate them after arriving.