Barut Hemera

🏖️ Prime beachfront location on Side’s historic coastline
🍽️ Excellent choice of buffet & 7 à la carte restaurants
💆 Relaxing spa with Turkish bath, sauna & massages
🧒 Fantastic children’s clubs, pools & baby concept
♻️ Certified sustainable hotel (GSTC-recognised standard)
📶 Free Wi-Fi throughout

Official rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
Rooms: 380 | Blocks: 5 | Floors: 5 | Lifts: 6

Board options: All Inclusive Plus

Child age: up to 11 years (for child pricing and many activities)

Barut Hemera sits directly on a long, golden beach on Side’s historic coastline, placing you between calm Mediterranean waters and some of Turkey’s finest ruins. Stroll along the seafront promenade to find local cafés and beach bars, or head a little further into Side to explore the ancient amphitheatre and Temple of Apollo.

Side itself blends lively, family-friendly beaches with cobbled streets, bazaars for leather and jewellery shopping, and relaxed waterfront dining – all within a short taxi or dolmuş ride from the hotel.

• Beach: beachfront (direct access)
• Nearest shops, bars & restaurants: approx. 400m
• Side resort centre: approx. 3km
• Antalya city: approx. 70km

Approx. transfer time from airport: 1 hour 30 minutes

Side, Antalya Area, Turkey

Food is a real highlight at Barut Hemera. The All Inclusive Plus concept revolves around two generous buffet restaurants and an impressive seven à la carte venues, so you can easily dine somewhere different most nights of the week.

The main Hemera Restaurant lays out buffet-style breakfast, lunch, dinner and snacks with show-cooking stations and a dedicated kids’ buffet and menu. A patisserie serves sweet treats and light bites, while daytime options range from burgers by the pool to relaxed lunches at the beach. Come evening, choose from Italian, Japanese, Turkish, seafood and international à la carte restaurants, many with highchairs and children’s menus on hand.

Bars are dotted across the resort – from the lobby lounge to a beach bar and pool bars – so refreshments are never far away. All Inclusive Plus usually includes selected international brands as well as local drinks 24 hours a day; some premium options and the Mizuhi Sushi Restaurant are payable locally and not part of the complimentary à la carte allocation. A smart dress code may apply in certain venues and beachwear is typically not permitted inside restaurants. Opening times and inclusions can vary by season and board basis.

For a deeper look at what to expect, see what All Inclusive typically includes.

Water babies are spoiled for choice here. The resort features four outdoor freshwater pools, plus an indoor pool with a children’s section – ideal if you’re travelling in the shoulder seasons.

There’s a main lagoon-style pool at the heart of the gardens, a separate adults-only pool for quieter lounging, a pool with slides for splash-filled fun, and heated outdoor pools in the cooler months (typically 1 November–30 April). The indoor pool is also heated seasonally, with inflatables allowed in certain areas. Sunbeds and parasols line the terraces, and pool towels are available free of charge.

Step beyond the gardens and you’re on Side’s sandy beachfront, where shallow waters and a gently shelving sea make it a great option for families. A beachfront bar keeps you topped up with drinks and snacks between dips in the Mediterranean.

The spa at Barut Hemera is a serene retreat with a classic Turkish bath (hamam), sauna, steam room and whirlpool, plus a menu of massages and beauty treatments. It’s a relaxing counterpoint to the resort’s energetic daytime entertainment programme. Spa facilities and treatments are generally for guests 18+ and carry an extra charge, as does the on-site hairdresser.

Fitness fans can make use of the air-conditioned gym, equipped with cardio machines, a free-weights area and stretching zone. There’s also a wide line-up of activities including aerobics, aqua aerobics, yoga, pilates, mini-golf, table tennis, tennis, darts, snooker and even trampolining. Daytime and evening entertainment runs year-round, with a more activity-packed programme between April and October and a scaled-back, cosy set-up in winter: expect live music, professional shows, DJ sets and mini-discos for younger guests.

Around the grounds you’ll also find a handy on-site mini-market plus thoughtful extras for families, from baby equipment hire via the Bary Star Baby Concept to bottle warmers and pushchairs available through reception.

Deluxe Room with Garden View (including Single Parent / Sole Use)
Sleeps: minimum 1, maximum 3
Contemporary rooms with a balcony overlooking the gardens. Facilities include flat-screen TV, Wi-Fi, safety deposit box, air conditioning, shower bathroom, bathrobes and slippers, hairdryer, pillow menu, coffee and tea-making facilities, kettle, minibar (with some items chargeable), iron and ironing board in most categories, plus daily cleaning and towel change. Available for both standard and single-parent/sole use stays.

Deluxe Room with Side Sea View (including Single Parent / Sole Use)
Sleeps: minimum 1, maximum 3
As the Deluxe Garden View, but with a side sea view from the balcony, giving you glimpses of the Mediterranean. Ideal if you like a touch of blue in your outlook without booking full sea view.

Deluxe Double or Twin Room with Garden View
Sleeps: minimum 2, maximum 4
Perfect for couples or small families, these rooms offer the same high level of comfort with a garden-facing balcony and either a double or twin bed set-up plus extra beds/sofas where needed.

Deluxe Double or Twin Room with Side Sea View
Sleeps: minimum 2, maximum 4
Similar in layout to the garden view rooms but positioned for a side sea view. Great if you want extra space and a hint of the coastline from your balcony.

Superior Double or Twin Room
Sleeps: minimum 2, maximum 3
A touch more space with a stylish, modern design. Expect all standard comforts – Wi-Fi, pillow menu, balcony, shower room and air conditioning – along with tea and coffee facilities and a daily refreshed room.

Superior Double or Twin Room (Single Parent Use)
Sleeps: minimum 1, maximum 3
Configured for single-parent or solo guests seeking a bit more room, these offer the same facilities as the standard Superior rooms.

Superior Double or Twin Room with Side Sea View
Sleeps: minimum 2, maximum 3
Combines the added space of a Superior category with a side sea-view balcony – a popular pick for couples.

Superior Double or Twin Room with Side Sea View (Single Parent Use)
Sleeps: minimum 1, maximum 3
A flexible option for single-parent stays with a side sea view and all Superior-level amenities.

Superior Double or Twin Room with Whirlpool
Sleeps: minimum 2, maximum 3
For an indulgent stay, these rooms feature an outdoor whirlpool on the balcony, alongside a stylish interior with pillow menu, bathrobes and slippers, and the full set of in-room comforts.

Superior Double or Twin Room with Whirlpool (Single Parent Use)
Sleeps: minimum 1, maximum 3
Gives solo travellers or single parents access to the whirlpool balcony experience with the same high spec as the standard whirlpool rooms.

Deluxe Double or Twin Room with Whirlpool
Sleeps: minimum 2, maximum 3
Similar to the Superior whirlpool rooms but in the Deluxe category, often including an ironing board and iron. The outdoor whirlpool on the balcony is the star of the show – ideal for unwinding in privacy.

Deluxe Swim-Up Room
Sleeps: minimum 2, maximum 4
A favourite for both couples and families who love the water. These rooms open onto a shared pool via a furnished terrace with sunbeds. They usually feature either one double bed and a single bed or two sofa beds, plus all the standard in-room comforts and a pillow menu.

Two Bedroom Family Room
Sleeps: minimum 2, maximum 4
Great for families wanting extra space and privacy, these feature two separate sleeping areas, a balcony, and all the same room facilities including Wi-Fi, safe, tea and coffee, air conditioning and daily housekeeping.

*Images indicative; layouts/views may vary. Room facilities and views can differ slightly by block and floor; specific requests are always subject to availability on arrival.

💪 Air-conditioned gym with cardio & weights (16+)
🏊 Aqua aerobics & pool games
🧘 Yoga, pilates & stretching sessions
🏌️ Mini-golf & table tennis
🎾 Tennis & darts
🎱 Snooker and casual games
🤹 Daily daytime activities (seasonal, including small team games, arts & crafts and water-based fun)
🎭 Evening entertainment with professional shows, live music, DJs & mini-disco (programme varies by season)

🛎️ 24-hour reception & concierge-style assistance
🧳 Luggage storage
🍼 Bary Star Baby Concept with baby baths, bibs, wipes, changing mats & highchairs on request
🚼 Bottle warmers & pushchairs available to hire via reception
🧴 Full-service spa with sauna, steam room, Turkish bath & whirlpool (18+, charges apply)
💇 On-site hairdresser & beauty salon (extra charge)
🛍️ On-site mini-market for holiday essentials
🌐 Free Wi-Fi across the hotel
♻️ Certified Sustainable Hotel practices focusing on energy, water and waste reduction
*Some services and facilities are seasonal or local-charge; details can change, so check at reception on arrival.

Side offers a great mix of sand, history and shopping. Expect long, family-friendly beaches with water sports, a photogenic ancient amphitheatre and the Temple of Apollo, plus bazaars selling leather, jewellery and Turkish souvenirs.

• Country: Turkey
• Region: Antalya Area
• Resort: Side
• Language: Turkish
• Currency: Turkish Lira (TRY)
• Time difference: GMT +2 in summer / +3 in winter
• Average UK–Antalya flight time: around 4–5 hours

Price examples locally (approximate and subject to change):
• Local beer: around £3.00
• Three-course meal for two in a local restaurant: around £32.00

Hotel notes: Facilities and entertainment are usually most extensive between April and October, with a calmer, more laid-back atmosphere in winter. Heated pools typically operate between November and April, but exact dates can vary according to weather and hotel occupancy.

For entry rules, safety and health guidance see the UK FCDO Turkey advice.

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Frequently Asked Questions

1. Is Barut Hemera directly on the beach?
Yes. Barut Hemera enjoys a prime beachfront setting in Side, with its gardens leading almost straight onto a long stretch of sand and shallow sea – perfect for families and sunset strolls.

2. What does All Inclusive Plus at Barut Hemera include?
The All Inclusive Plus package usually covers buffet-style breakfast, lunch and dinner in the main restaurant, plus lunch at selected à la carte venues such as Olive Restaurant, Meltem Burger House and Kumsal Beach Bar. Snacks are available at set times between meals, and local wine, beer, spirits and soft drinks are served 24 hours a day, along with some selected international brands. Minibars are replenished daily with water, soft drinks and beer. Guests staying 3–7 nights typically receive one complimentary à la carte dinner per stay, with a second option for longer stays, subject to availability. Inclusions and venues can change, so confirm full details on arrival.

3. Is Barut Hemera suitable for young children and babies?
Very much so. There are children’s pools, a pool with slides, Bary Star Kids World for 4–12 year olds, a children’s playground, and kids’ menus and buffets in multiple restaurants. The Bary Star Baby Concept also allows you to request baby baths, changing mats, bibs, wipes and highchairs, while reception can help arrange items such as bottle warmers and pushchairs, making travel with little ones easier.

4. Does Barut Hemera have adult-only areas?
Yes. In addition to its family-friendly pools and facilities, Barut Hemera offers an adults-only outdoor pool, along with chill-out corners and bars that naturally attract a grown-up crowd, especially outside school holiday periods. The spa is also for adults (usually 18+).

5. Is the spa at Barut Hemera free to use?
Use of some wet areas, such as the sauna, steam room or Turkish bath, may be complimentary or chargeable depending on the package and season, but almost all massages, body treatments, facials and hairdressing services are payable locally. Prices and spa packages are available from the spa reception once you arrive.

6. Are the pools heated at Barut Hemera?
Yes, selected outdoor pools and the indoor pool are heated between approximately 1 November and 30 April, making the resort attractive in the cooler months. Exact dates and which pools are heated can change with weather and operational needs, so check locally during your stay.

7. How far is Barut Hemera from Side’s old town?
Barut Hemera is about 3km from Side resort centre and the old town, where you’ll find the ancient amphitheatre, harbour and the Temple of Apollo. It’s a short taxi ride or a pleasant walk along parts of the coastal promenade.

8. What is the dress code in the restaurants?
While daytime venues are relaxed, most indoor restaurants request that beachwear is not worn. In the evening, smart-casual dress is recommended – think tailored shorts, dresses, shirts or smart tops. Swimwear and bare feet are not usually permitted in the main buffet or à la carte restaurants.

9. Is Wi-Fi available at Barut Hemera?
Yes. Free Wi-Fi is available throughout the hotel, including rooms and most public areas, so you can stay connected, stream or work as needed during your stay.

10. Is Barut Hemera accessible for guests with reduced mobility?
The resort is generally flat with lift access in the accommodation blocks and pool areas with ramps. However, the specific level of accessibility (such as adapted rooms or beach access) can vary, so we recommend contacting us at Travelisto with your requirements so we can check the most up-to-date information and request suitable arrangements with the hotel.