Şirince Hotels

The hotel was lovely and the staff was great .Great location as we were hop skip jump from the bus terminal which made it easy to go to the surrounding places . A big "Thank You " to Ibrahim for being very helpful and catering to all our needs . I would definitely recommend Rebetika to all who visit Selcuk and please do go to Selcuk as there is so much to see apart from Ephesus .

Great location near Ephesus. Very helpful staff with good English. The rooms are very clean and comfortable. A little noisy from tourist buses at night

Great Location, picturesque views, excellent food

This hotel is enormously charming, on a mountain top overlooking Turkish valleys near a beautiful village. The marble pool on the grounds is divine.The restaurant had fantastic food and service. Extremely charming environment with many small details to the rooms to give comfort and a sense of informal tasteful luxury. Very artful. Due to communication problems and also the hotel website being down the week we booked the reservations, our first reservation was misplaced. We were stuck in the countryside driving through Turkey without a guaranteed room until 9 p.m., causing much stress. Upon arrival, we were put in a second hotel 1 kilometer away, far from the facilities of the hotel, and of much lower comfort standard, causing more frustration and confusion. The hotel is also very hard to find -- one must not look for it at night. But the true charm of the main hotel plus the willingness of the staff to make up for human errors make me highly recommend this very unique hotel to others.

The colour of the ocean, the "resort" atmosphere and the remote location. Must not close the gate; it makes the gusts feel locked in.

The setting is heavenly, the staff delightful.

Beautiful location; easy walk to village; stunning design touches, making the hotel look genuinely old with Turkish artifacts on display; attention to detail eg ability to use kitchen, free use of umbrellas, torches, candles in bedroom and bathroom; relaxed atmosphere