About the hotel & transfer
Nickelodeon Hotels & Resorts Antalya is one of two hotels on the grounds of the large entertainment complex at Kadriye. The name is better known as a brand than as an address, which makes it one of the most misread lines in a transfer booking: a request saying only "Nickelodeon" leaves it open whether the guest means the park or the hotel on the same site.
This page is for guests staying at the property, not for day visitors. The drive is straightforward: around 28 km from Antalya Airport, roughly 35 minutes in normal traffic. What is worth settling first is how the property is named in the booking.
What to write in the booking: the brand or the full property name
"Nickelodeon" on its own in the drop-off field is half an instruction: the word covers a themed part of the complex and a hotel within it. Write the property out in full — Nickelodeon Hotels & Resorts Antalya — so the record reads the same to everyone who handles it. If your accommodation document shows a shortened form, copy that line as printed and add the full name beneath.
Two separate hotels stand on the site; the other is Kingdom Hotel. Name yours and the car pulls up at that entrance; leave it out and the door is settled on arrival, once the bags are already unloaded. For a family with a pushchair and bulky belongings, that walk sets the tone of the first half hour. The same applies on departure.
How the address shows up in different systems
The property stands in Kadriye, in the Serik district, on the grounds of the complex at the end of the roughly 28 km run east from the airport along the D400. The same point carries different names depending on where you look it up: an accommodation document usually gives the property in full, a tour programme often only the complex, and a map search tends to return the park brand first.
Which of the three you copy into the booking makes the difference. The steadiest source is the document you already hold. A brand name invites interpretation; a name written out in full does not.