Best Selcuk Hotels

The favorite hotel for this trip to Turkey. The hotel is located in a secluded alley, about7-8 minutes walk from Selchuk Railway Station, not far from the main street. The hotel has a small courtyard, which looks like a private house of a large family in the past. The courtyard door is two wooden doors. There are vine green plants on the fences on both sides of the courtyard door and two clusters of pink and purple flowers are just out, which makes people shine. There is a small swimming pool in the courtyard, where guests can play in the water to cool down and spend leisurely vacation time. The interior decoration of the hotel is retro style. The tables and chairs, windows and cabinets in the room are also simple and retro style. It feels very comfortable. It really matches the charm of the ancient city of Selcuk. The breakfast was great, all kinds of cheese, jam, fruit and bread were fresh. The staff service is very warm and professional. If you have the opportunity to go to Selchuk again, you still want to stay at this hotel.

The hotel has sandy beaches, but the beaches and seawater are average. The swimming pool is good. More than 80% of the hotel's guests are seniors. Staying in the hotel for two nights seems to be living in a nursing home! The bathroom in the guest room was smelly, and the spray head was not easy to use. I called the front desk for two toothbrushes and didn't deliver it until I checked out. There are many buffets, but too few are suitable for Chinese stomachs.

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.

Outstanding service and friendliness. Made to feel like part of the family and at ease. Great advice given of tours to join and places to visit as well as where to eat…take their advice it is amazing. Room was really comfortable and had everything you would need. It was located in the perfect location to get to where you needed and wanted to go. Really close to restaurants and saint johns church. Breakfast was amazing and the coffee was probably the best I’ve had so far in Turkey! I would definetly stay here again. Thank you for the amazing stay!

I made a reservation batting the day before, and when I arrived the next day, I was very grateful that Starf changed for free. However, I was worried about the adult son and the trip, and the shower room which was rounded in the room, and the result refused, and I couldn't stay.

OVERALL: Hotel is located at the heart of Selcuk town center. It looks like a shop (there is an area in the lobby that displays gemstones that look like it's for sale), they also have a 24 hr reception. Check in is very speedy, I arrived late but there are no issues. On weekends, the market is right outside of the hotel so can get really busy. AMENITIES: They have a cool looking antique elevator (but it works perfectly), so suitable for travellers with huge suitcases. Staff escorted me to my room and helped with the luggage. The room is nothing fancy, but does what it needs to. Floor feels a bit dusty but the room is well ventilated. It also has a minifridge and air-conditioning which is a plus. As for amenities, they only have a water boiler, and two glasses, body wash and soap are the only things provided in the bathroom. LOCATION: It's an easy 5-6mins walk from Selcuk Train Station, located among many restaurant, and within 10 mins to the Basilica of St. John / Ephesus Archaeological Museum/ Temple of Apollo. You can also walk 10 mins to Ephesus Minibus that drops you at the ancient city's lower entrance, but it's also possible to walk there. They also can keep you luggage after check out for pick up later. I don't think they do daily housekeeping but it might just be that they didn't clean my room the night I stayed. There was no card to put at the door to let them know if you want / don't want any cleaning.

Hotel does not have any coffee / tea amenities in the room but you are free to request from them at the reception. They will allow you bring the hot water flask, mugs and instant drink sachets available at their breakfast place. We left earlier than the breakfast time, they kindly arranged for an early set breakfast for us. Their buffet breakfast spread is generous. You can also ask for help for local tours from the reception upon check in.

The environment is good, very close to the museum. It is also quiet. The facilities feel that Wi-Fi is particularly poor, can't connect, or the speed is very slow, the water alkali in the kettle is particularly large, and the half bottle can't be drunk after the kettle is boiled. The boss recommended a restaurant in Agora, which was more pitted. Later I said that this hotel was not good. I changed one. He recommended another, which is good. Then there was no toothpaste. The store ran out and bought one. I wanted to ask for money. Later I said that it should not be. Finally, I didn't ask for it.

Very good location, close to light rail, bus stop, cathedral, museum. There is a hotel supermarket beer house around. Only the room is small, the conditions are average, the old house is gone, there is no elevator. The boss and his father are very friendly and have given the offer directly. The breakfast was very good. High cost performance, suitable for self-service backpackers.

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