Selçuk Hotels

i'm afraid we did not like this hotel at all and were glad to leave. on arrival at the hotel our party was dissappointed with the representation of the hotel on the internet compared with the reality. the ground floor room we were allocated had a damp and musty odour. (it was also a twin when we had booked a double). we all felt that they have a captive market due to its location to ephesus. we only stayed one night but if the hotel had been better we would have stayed longer. even the beer was warm!

the staff were great and picked us up from the bus station. Location was away from the busy streets but close to everything in Selcuk. Basic facilities but clean and comfortable. The staff made it welcoming the bathroom door needed repairing. they advertise themselves as completely non smoking property however the staff were smoking at breakfast on the balcony

The hotel is wonderfully located near some of the major sites. it is well run, has a great rooftop terrace and good food.

An adventure to get to as it is high in the mountains outside of Selchuk and difficult to find. Winding, gravel, narrow road never to be navigated at night. The restaurant is quite beautifully rustic and very small as only a very limited number of guests are possible to accommodate in the few restored cottages available. The food was excellent and must be ordered earlier in the day. It is imperative for older or physically challenged individuals to know that it is extremely difficult to negotiate the cobblestones and unlighted gravel pathways especially in the evening and it must be done with flashlights. The cottages are very basic, but the setting is lovely if you can get to it!

A special experience to stay in a old village house. The house was well maintained. The hotel services in the afternoon an excellent filled basket for breakfast the following day. The access road to the hotel is very bad. The hotel is not suitable for disabled and families with very young children, because it is build on a very steep hill.

The cottages are fantastic- beautifully decorated with lots of old world charm. The restaurant is also lovely and the food quite good- we loved the breakfast baskets with natural honey and fresh bread which were delivered daily. Unfortunately so did the scores of local cats and dogs which invaded our patio to dine and dash- watch your food, folks!! It was great to unwind in the pool after a hot day in the Turkish sun. The owner of this hotel was obviously absent- while the staff was pleasant, there was no personal attention or warmth. If you're a light sleeper, the local village dogs bark all night long- don't forget your nyquil!