Scenic Hotels in Selcuk

"It's a well-kept garden, pretty room, picturesque hostel. The rose-scented drinks that you gave me as a welcome drink were cool and fragrant. Cleanliness and comfort: The cleaning was good, but it was not very comfortable because the bedding was damp in the dry region. Convenience: The beautifully maintained garden around the room can only be seen in the scorching sun of June. The curtains in the room were blocked by the bed frame and it was difficult to open, so I decided to stay dark. The electric outlet is located at the bottom of the back of the furniture, so you have to use your power to charge your mobile phone. The only outlet that was useful was next to the bathroom sink. Slippers are just like paper. The water heater was classic, but it was uncomfortable every time I used it because I had to adjust the hot water and cold water separately. The refrigerator was just right, and every time I opened and closed the refrigerator, I was hanging, and I was hanging. The room is cramped to open two trunks. It would have been hard to endure if the air conditioner was poor. The eyes were pleasant, but not the first place for people. It's just like a pretty doll's house. There is a private parking lot, so it is easy to use your own car or rental car. Food: Breakfast was clean, foody and delicious. Only two bottles of bottled water are provided in glass bottles, and after that, it is paid, but it is expensive. It felt stingy compared to Istanbul or Seljuk, where bottled water was provided every time I asked. The garden here shows the value of the early morning breakfast time and the lighting night. There is a restaurant for dinner, a idyllic, romantic breakfast It's a good place to spend a special night. It was a lot of unfortunate accommodation for consecutive stays and long-distance travelers."

"The room was clean, the bed was comfortable, the hot water was good, and the parking was convenient. The surrounding area is very quiet, 4 minutes walk from the Ephesus Museum, 3 minutes walk from the market, there are many souvenir shops and restaurants in the market. The hotel owner is warm and talkative, and the staff are very helpful, especially thanks to the young man at the front desk of the hotel, who tried everything to help us solve a lot of difficulties."

"Mustafa is very helpful！ The breakfast is awesone，worth to stay！"

"We stayed at Nisanyan Hotel, nestled in the hills near Ephesus. The charming little town of Şirince is just about a 10-minute walk up the hill from the hotel. It's a small town, but it has some lovely local shops and taverns, and the atmosphere really captures that Turkish village feel. We paid to upgrade to a detached, two-story villa this time. The room was incredibly spacious: two bedrooms upstairs, a living room downstairs, and a large fireplace. The overall sense of space was great, making for a very comfortable stay – perfect for a family looking to relax and unwind. It's worth noting, though, that the room definitely has a vintage feel. Both the building and the furniture are a bit older. If you're someone who prefers 'new hotels' or 'modern decor,' you might want to adjust your expectations beforehand. However, if you appreciate accommodation with a touch of history and a rustic style, you'll likely find it quite charming. We visited in winter, and the town closed quite early in the evenings, with fewer people around and not many restaurant or activity options. Luckily, the hotel's own restaurant was pretty good, and our dinner experience was satisfying. Overall, this hotel is better suited for a slow-paced, holiday-style trip. If you're just passing through for one night, it might feel a bit wasted. But if you stay for 2-3 days, taking your time to relax in the mountains and enjoy the surrounding scenery, your experience will be much better. Coming in the summer would probably be livelier and have more of a vacation vibe."

"An unexpected insider tip for travelers to Ephesus! This small hotel is just a 5-minute walk from the ruins of the Temple of Artemis on one side, and at the foot of the Church of St. John on the other. Enjoy a delicious and varied breakfast on the terrace above. The view stretches across the vast expanse beyond the ruins of Artemis to Ephesus, about two kilometers away."

"It's more like a guesthouse than a hotel. The friendly host made me feel comfortable during my one-day stay, which was nice. They also run a restaurant, so it was nice to visit when it was hard to find a restaurant late at night. Breakfast was served as a one-plate meal prepared by each person, and it was a good time to exchange travel information with other guests, so it was a fun time."

"This is a beautiful boutique hotel in a very convenient location, with lots of restaurants, shops and ancient sites located within walking distance. The staff are friendly and the rooms are tastefully decorated. I especially loved the bathroom. My only complaint would be that the bed lacked a duvet and had a very thin blanket/sheet instead. This was not very comfortable to sleep with, though it seems to be a norm for hotels in the general area. A proper duvet would be a lot more comfortable, especially for international guests. Other than this small detail, it was a lovely one night stay."

"We had a really lovely stay at Hotel Mary's House. It's a beautiful hotel, most welcoming, and well-placed for public transport, restaurants and shops. The neighbourhood is peaceful and has a lot of charm. The many personal touches around hotel really do add up to create an exceptional experience. The host Mr Buğra (hope I've got that right after his very patient and informative explanation of Turkish spelling and pronunciation) was lovely and eager to share local information with us. Each day the delicious breakfast was beautifully served. The perfect place to stay if visiting Selçuk and Ephesus."