Nestled in the heart of the Mediterranean’s mesmerizing scenery, Akra Sorgun seamlessly blends tranquility and luxury. After completing a comprehensive renovation, it has reopened its doors. Located in Antalya’s historic Side region and offering breathtaking views of the endless Mediterranean blue, Akra Sorgun is ready to welcome its guests with a refreshed new look.

A Comfortable and Brand-New Holiday Experience

In the summer season of 2024, Akra Sorgun promises an exciting and entirely new Mediterranean experience. Alongside privileged rooms enriched with luxurious details following the renovation, numerous new features await guests. At Akra Sorgun, rooms equipped with the latest technologies, comfort-focused furnishings, and premium minibar options offer spacious environments tailored to every guest. With the renovation, 28 additional rooms have been introduced, bringing the total to 336. The hotel's lobby, characterized by modern and elegant design elements, has become the first stop for an enjoyable vacation with its exclusive guest services.

Privileged Spaces for Both Adults and Children

Akra Sorgun caters to a variety of preferences simultaneously with its shared spaces designed for adults, families, and general guest use. Within Akra Sorgun’s vibrant world, there are exceptional offerings for both babies and children. A professional team organizes various special activities in safe play areas. Young guests enjoy delightful moments through fun swimming pools and a wide range of activities. Two colorful outdoor playgrounds provide unforgettable memories and a holiday full of fun for children

A Day-Long Celebration of Flavor and Delight

Bringing together the finest selections from Turkish and international cuisines, Akra Sorgun offers guests an unforgettable culinary experience at its diverse restaurants and bars. For the summer season, guests are welcomed with a brand-new 24-hour restaurant service. The open buffet main restaurant, accompanied by serene garden views, and the Olive A’la Carte Restaurant, serving the finest of Italian cuisine, have been completely renewed to offer an exclusive gastronomic journey in a stylish and modern atmosphere. The Tarçın A’la Carte Restaurant presents flavors of the Far East with its refreshed menu. Located in the lobby, the Başka Ol Book and Bicycle Café provides delicious treats and beverages to accompany relaxing breaks.

30% Savings Through Greywater Recovery

With the renovation of Akra Sorgun, numerous sustainability-focused innovations have been implemented to reduce the carbon footprint. Smart room systems that contribute significantly to energy savings, motion and occupancy sensors in the rooms, heating systems, booster pumps, and frequency inverters in the main air conditioning units are among the measures taken for energy efficiency.

Launched in 2024, the Greywater Recovery Project ensures that rainwater and graywater are treated and, after lab analysis, used for garden irrigation. Domestic wastewater originating from sinks, showers, and bathtubs—excluding sewage—is also included in this project. With this initiative, the hotel aims to save 100 tons of water per day, equivalent to approximately 30% in water savings.

The gardens feature Zoysia Japonica grass, which allows for significant water savings. Xeriscaping (drought-tolerant landscaping) practices have also reduced the need for garden fertilizers by 98.4%. In the kitchen, a zero-waste approach is adopted: vegetable scraps are turned into spices, and root vegetable remnants are repurposed to make sauces. Nearly 95% of kitchen ingredients are sourced from local markets.

Carettas and Sand Lilies Are Protected

As part of its sustainability vision and mission to protect nature and all living beings, Akra Hotels is committed to protecting the endangered Caretta Caretta sea turtles. Informative guidance is provided to guests staying at the Fethiye and Sorgun properties. During the breeding season from May 1st to October 1st, guests are kindly asked to refrain from moving sunbeds onto nesting areas, digging in the sand, or lighting fires or bright lights on the beach at night to avoid disturbing the turtles.

Akra Sorgun is also actively engaged in protecting sand lilies, another vulnerable native species.