Akanthus Hotel Ephesus

"The hotel is very exquisite. It is said that the owners are two brothers, an architect and an engineer, and they are from a noble family. The hotel is within walking distance of the Church of St. John and the ruins of the Temple of Artemis, and it is only a 5-minute drive from the ruins of Ephesus. The front desk guy recommended a good nearby restaurant. The small courtyard is very cozy, and 24-hour coffee and Turkish tea are provided. If you plan to go to the historical triangle of Priene, Miletus, and Didyma, it is also suitable to choose to stay here. Depart at 8 o'clock in the morning, you can drive to see it in one day, and it is just right to return to the town for dinner."

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Celsus Boutique Hotel

"The room size was just right, and the surroundings were elegant and quiet. However, breakfast was just average."

Livia Garden Hotel

"Overall, we were very satisfied with the experience and would recommend it to everyone. It's only 3 kilometers from the ancient city of Ephesus, and you can park your car at the main entrance. Cleanliness: The room smelled wonderful as soon as we entered, and everything was very clean. Facilities: The basic facilities were complete, consistent with the promotional photos. Our family of three chose a triple room, which included two single beds and an extra bed—very comfortable. Environment: The dark wood decor combined with the white walls was beautiful. The blooming flowers at the entrance were gorgeous. There's a small courtyard, a swimming pool, and a restaurant for breakfast. Service: The staff warmly welcomed us upon check-in, and the breakfast was very plentiful. We could choose how the eggs were cooked. And there were so many adorable cats and dogs! They looked at us with such pious eyes while we ate breakfast, haha!"

Ephesus Hitit Hotel Restaurant

"Very inadequate lighting, questionable room maintenance, sheets too small to cover two occupants. This establishment suffers in comparison to other hotels in the region."

Palm Wings Ephesus Beach Resort

"The hotel was ok - not 5 star in my opinion- nice to look at in alot of ways. Well maintained grounds and relatively clean. The food was mediocre and the same thing pulled out night and day for the first few days until all the turkish guests arrived on 23rd April for a Turkish public holiday. It seems we were amoungst the first there for the season ( 18th april). This is where the BIG problem arose. When we arrived home 26th April I became ill and discovered I had contracted legionnaires disease. I was hospitalised for 10 days and was extremely ill. My husband contacted the hotel amid all the stress. The hotel did not ask our room number or names. I find this frankly outrageous. Thats zero attempt to proactively manage the spread of bacteria that has a 20% mortality rate. We did not eat anywhere else or stay anywhere else so I 99.999999% contracted this in the hotel, this is an assumption backed by our national health noard. In all probability it was the shower in the room - I was the first to use it when we arrived. Alternatively the hamman - which did have a damp smell. I look forward to seeing the hotels response to this - I have read some other reviews where the hotel seems to blame the guests immune systems for illness. I was remarkably lucky to survive this. The hotel was contacted a week ago with no response - they were investigating. It should not take a week to investigate a life threatening health issue."

Ali Baba's House

"Very satisfied. This small town is very close to the ancient city of Ephesus, and it only takes a few minutes to get there by minibus from the bus station. The ticket price is 40 lira. This hotel is located in the ancient city, very close to the bus station, a 10-minute walk away. Very convenient. The hotel's breakfast was delicious! The room was very quiet. Laundry service is available (charged), which is very convenient. The boss is very enthusiastic and speaks good English. The room was warm, the heating was adequate, and the bath water was big. The hotel is cost-effective. I originally planned to stay for one day, but ended up staying for three days. Love this town!"

Selena Hotel

"Owner and front desk know English, which is a huge plus. Any problem or confusion on our end was quickly resolved. Breakfast in the morning was always incredible. We were also right across from St. John's church and the downtown area, so it was the perfect location for sightseeing and exploring with great food options nearby. "

Amazon Antique

"Bariş and his wife are the most delightful and attentive hosts! Not only was I able to call upon arrival to receive a ride from the train station, I was given the room of the goddess Artemis the most revered in Ephesus! Hot water was always available and breakfast was exceptional, too."

Nicea Hotel

"The room is relatively simple, but fortunately it has everything you need, and the breakfast is not bad. The boss was very enthusiastic and even took me to the ruins of Ephesus on a battery car. Next to the hotel is a museum. Overall, the price/performance ratio is very high"