Selcuk Hotels with Bars

The room was very clean, the decor was relatively new, and the courtyard was also clean. The owner was always smiling and seemed like a very clean person. The breakfast was also prepared very neatly. Highly recommended!

The location is okay, but it's impossible to walk to any attractions, so it's not very friendly to those who don't drive by car. The hygiene is so-so. Breakfast is only served at 8 o'clock, which almost delays the trip.

The owner is very friendly and friendly, very good English, very gentleman! Every little detail of the hotel is arranged with great care. Doors, stairs, bedsides, windows, floors, etc., all are solid wood. I really like the feeling of walking barefoot on the clean solid wood floor of the room. There are not many guests staying, but the hotel is still very prepared to prepare breakfast for several of us. It was supposed to be after 14:00 on the same day, but we arrived at the hotel at 9:00 in the morning, and the owner did not say that we arranged the early check-in. I regret that I only arranged for one night in Selcuk. Reluctant to leave this peaceful and quiet town, reluctant to leave the gentleman's warm hotel uncle.

Prices have increased significantly during the holidays, and the hotel is not very close to the ancient city of Ephesus. The 240 meters given by Ctrip is even more nonsense. Based on this 240 meters, you can't reach the ancient city of Ephesus at all, and you still need to walk a long way to the station. To take a minibus, I personally recommend staying directly in Izmir. You can take a train or a minibus to Ephesus in the morning. You can also take a minibus or train back in the evening. Minibuses are very convenient. It's very convenient to get there. There are standard hotels like Marriott and Renaissance in Izmir, which are much more comfortable than staying here. In addition, most of the hotels in Selcuk were renovated from my own family's house. They have a strong religious overtone, and the accommodation is a bit strange. The roads are not very easy to walk. There are many uphill and downhill slopes, and there are many stone roads. It is very tiring to walk. You can only occasionally see taxis when you go to the main road, which is very inconvenient for people with luggage.

I like this hotel very much. The feeling of staying, the location and the service are all very good. The hotel is very close to Ephesus, and it takes about ten minutes to drive there. The hotel is an exquisite B&B with an independent garden. The small garden, swimming pool and rooms are very unique. The facilities are complete, hygienic and adequate. The room has a small balcony, which is just right for luggage. The service was very good, very welcoming, no issues whatsoever. Self-driving friends should pay attention to parking. The hotel does not seem to have a parking lot. I parked on the roadside in front of the hotel. The boss said that there is surveillance and monitoring, so it is no problem (I think there is definitely no illegal parking here). Of course, you can ask the boss to help you find a solution after arriving at the hotel. There is a large local restaurant just ten minutes' walk away. It's delicious and not expensive. It's very convenient.

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.

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.

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

Kayhan is the hotel we chose for a night in Selcuk during our fifteen-day trip. Why not just for Selcuk to leave Ephesus, the highlight of the day is the Ephesus and Ephesus museums, so it’s easy for the next day. Going to Izmir and deciding to choose Kailehan 1. Location: Just near the ruins of the castle and St. John's Cathedral in Selcuk. Whether driving or walking, the other advantage is that you can find a good parking on the side of the road. 2. Room: On the way, our family of four chooses a family room. Kayhan does not have to book two single rooms of the same type. Reception gave the garden room ”Selcuk” building number one door to the door two, the rooms are named after the scenic spots, the bell with the key is also lovely to cast the name of the attraction; 3. Environment: In fact, Kayhan is an old hotel with a certain historical year. There are decent gardens, moderately sized swimming pools, and accented restaurants. The hotel is full of collections that should be the owner's collection: sewing machines, Firearms, typewriters, accordions, etc., let you feel that the retro is lively 4. I don't like it: It's because it's an old house. Many aspects are too old and not convenient, and the old house is always a bit yin. Anyway, staying alone for one night doesn't pay too much attention.

Opposite the hotel is St John's Cathedral You can sit on the balcony and watch directly Coffee on the first floor is delicious Pizza on the top floor is delicious But the service... Catch up with the post office on the weekend I want to trouble the hotel to send a postcard on Monday And promises tips and the like But repeated communication failed. I want to trouble the waiter to help carry the box when I check out. The steep stairs around the corner are hard for me as a girl. Nobody cares. In contrast, the hotel next door is more enthusiastic.