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The hosts were excellent from first point of contact to us checking out and leaving our luggage while we did some last minute sight seeing before our train departure. Breakfast was wholesome and filling and the lady in the kitchen was delightful. The patio area was beautiful, the room tastefully decorated and well maintained, as was the rest of the property. The owners made reservations for us at a restaurant nearby (Sofas) where we were treated to Turkish music and the best meal we had experienced in Turkey. We were given tips to enhance our visit to archeological sites and were even chaperoned to Ephesus at no extra charge. I did not want to leave but our onward travel was already organised. I thoroughly recommend Nilya and would gladly return on any future visit to Turkey. 11/10. thank you for making our Turkey experience that much better. Katrina

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.

We stayed for four nights in this small town of Selcuk. This hotel has a good location, it is walking distance to Selcuk Otogar, local bus stop, saturday market and Selcuk Muzeum. Isabey Camii and Basilica of St John are within walking distance from this hotel. The famous Ephesus Archaeological Site is just 5 minutes drive using a local bus. The room is spacious and the beds are comfortable with clean bedsheets. Two bottles of mineral water are provided daily. A good breakfast is provided including boiled egg, cheese, steamed potato, bread, fruit juice, tea, etc. The environment is quiet and peaceful, it is enjoyable to stay here.

The location is on the slope in front of the main road, the boss is friendly, and we gave us two postcards before leaving, wishing us a smooth trip. The top dining room and yard are beautifully furnished. Many rooms have swallow nests outside the door, and the environment is naturally fresh. The room is a bit small, you can settle down, I hope to put a kettle in the house in the future, convenient for tourists who need hot water, haha. The picture is for the bird to fly into the house.

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.

A super, super nice B&B. The owner and his wife can communicate in English. The courtyard is beautiful. The bus to Ephesus, Pamukkale train station, and bus station are all very close. Since I had to leave before 8 the next day, they moved up the 8:00 breakfast to 7:30. It was the best white rice I've ever had. The bread was freshly baked and not at all hard! It's the best bread I've had in Turkey. I'd definitely stay there! There's a big uphill slope nearby 😂 so those with less stamina or larger luggage might need to push a little harder.

Location is superb, it is right next to the Efes Museum. We had a car so it wasn’t a big deal for us to go to the ancient city and the Virgin Mary’s tomb but even if we hadn’t, there are plenty of choices of public transportation. You can even walk to the ruins of the ancient city. The breakfast was nice, the staff was sincere and helpful. The cafe next to the hotel has good tea. And there are a lot of shops and restaurants nearby. The castle is only a few hundreds away from the hotel.

The location is very good, it is about a 10-minute walk from the Church of St. John, the ruins of the Temple of Artemis, and the Ephesus Museum, and a 6-7-minute drive from the ancient city of Ephesus. The hotel is a family-style B&B with 5 rooms and a small courtyard. The room is not big, the space for unpacking the suitcase is a bit tight, and the bathroom is also small. But it was very clean and equipped with towels, bath towels, shampoo and bath gel. No toothbrush or slippers. There is no table under the socket, so charging is not very convenient. The church's loudspeaker for worship services started at 5 o'clock, disturbing my sleep. The hotel service is very good. The shower head pendant in our room was broken and it was repaired quickly. Breakfast is one portion per person and is freshly made by the auntie. It is very delicate and delicious. The accompanying black tea and coffee need to be paid separately.

Ephesus is the most disappointing tourist attraction in Turkey. Although I bought a pass, I really don't recommend going. I still prefer Pamukkale. The hotel was so-so, but it was definitely the best value for money in Selçuk. Breakfast included bread, fruit, and egg soup, which tasted like homemade steamed buns, fruit, and egg soup from Chinese homes. It was the best breakfast I had in Turkey.

Really nice hotel in a quiet and charming neighborhood of Selçuk, near by the bus station to Ephesus. Nice and quiet room. The terrasse is charming, with plants and confortable sofas. Good breakfast. The owners are helpful and welcoming. Recommended!