Can hotels in Kemer, Turkey put you in a worse room than booked (basement, wrong building) due to overbooking?
Based on 1 discussion with 3 participants · Last activity: 14 days ago
TL;DR
Yes, some Kemer hotels overbook rooms: travelers report being placed in basement rooms or a secondary building instead of the main one, sometimes with demands for extra payment (around $200+) to upgrade.
What the community said
A hotel near the Paradise area on the first coastline sold more rooms than it had available — check-in was delayed until around 4pm.
24 days ago hotel near Paradise, first coastline
At one Kemer hotel, guests were being placed in basement-level rooms instead of standard rooms — worth confirming room location at check-in.
29 days ago basement rooms
A tour operator offered hotel options in Kemer, but when finalizing documents it turned out the standard room wasn't in the main building — an upgrade to the main building cost roughly $230 extra.
35 days ago ~$230 extra for main building