Antalya Airport to Xanadu Resort Belek transfer
Xanadu Resort Belek opened in 2000 and takes its name from Kublai Khan's summer palace. It stands at Acısu, at the eastern end of the Belek hotel belt, with Robinson Nobilis a couple of hundred metres to the east, and the hotel gives its address as Acısu Mevkii, Belek. The Acısu stream runs along behind the beach here, and a wooden bridge carries guests across it to the sand. The main block is built in the shape of an X, with villa-type bungalows alongside it in the grounds.
The driver meets you in the arrivals hall at Antalya Airport with your name on a sign, and from there it is 40 km to the hotel, about 40 minutes by car, with the D400 covering the first part, east past Aksu to the Kadriye exit. After that it is local roads: south through Kadriye, Turizm Caddesi across the golf belt and through the southern side of Belek, then the road behind the hotel line towards Acısu. Boğazkent lies nearer the hotel than Belek's centre does, yet coming in from that side would mean a detour about ten kilometres longer by way of Serik, so the transfer comes in through Belek. The final minutes are spent on a lane that runs past the golf courses to the hotel entrance.



