Selcuk Hotels with Wifi

"Note to my ladies : do not go alone on free rides with the owner, Mehmet Mehmet, this review concerns you and only you since you were not here during my checkout I want to point out that your behavior is inappropriate and disrespectful. I felt insecure from the moment you told me, and I quote, ”if you were single, I'll show you more places.” I replied that I wasn't, and you knew that, and you added, laughing, ”No, but when you come back to Turkey and you're separated”. You're crossing three boundaries here. The first is as a guest at your hotel. The second is because of my age. I'm the same age as your son. Imagine if you had a daughter, would you like an older man to behave with her? And the third is as a woman, do you even know what goes on in a woman's head when you receive this kind of remark, even though you weren't suspicious? As a woman, you feel scared and you're measuring the level of danger that the man in front of you represents, because you are alone, vulnerable, not in your country. When you criticize truck drivers who only want to pick up female hitchhikers because they are interested in sex with them, you are no different from that kind of person by behaving like that with me. It's 2025, I'm a woman, and I no longer accept this kind of inappropriate and disrespectful behavior from men. You must NOT do this, whether it's with your clients or with young women, any woman, and even if you say this as a “joke”. Just DON’T."

"We love that the location is very convenient, close to restaurants, shops around and if you happen to go kn Saturday, you will have the time to enjoy the local market happening every Saturday morning to evening. Everything at the market was reasonably priced. When we arrived, the room was iced cold for a good few hours and unfortunately it didn’t get warmer so we contacted the receptionist and they assisted us right away. Although the room wasn’t so spacious, but we had a comfortable stay here. The receptionist (a man), we dont know his name but he can communicate in English, very friendly and helpful. We would definitely come back! We love 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."

"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."

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

"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."

"I stayed here for a short trip and found the hotel clean, comfortable, and well located for exploring Rotorua. Check-in was smooth and staff were helpful during my stay. The room was quiet and had everything needed for a short visit. Overall, it was a convenient base for sightseeing and I would consider staying again for another trip."

"Само место и идея вот такого отеля в винограднике - просто отличная. Виды весьма инстаграмные. Завтраки подают на очень красивой веранде, да и сама еда вкусная. Кофе только готовить не умеют. А вот с чистотой, состоянием и сервисом всё достаточно плохо. Полы в номере были настолько грязные, что ноги чернели и остались такими же грязными даже после просьбы убраться. Номера устарели и требуют ремонта. Сливы раковин забиты, а душ течёт по всем стыкам куда угодно, но не на вас."

"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."

"1. The owner was very hospitable and enthusiastically introduced me to his restaurant and carpet shop. He also thoughtfully emailed me information about the official website for Ephesus in advance. Unfortunately, we were exhausted after a day of traveling, and after eating kebab for three or four days in Turkey, our stomachs were exhausted and we just wanted instant noodle soup. 😀 2. The fried eggs and jam for breakfast were delicious. 3. The hotel is very close to the ancient city of Ephesus. After visiting, you can check in and rest within 3 kilometers. 4. The room is on the second floor, and there's no elevator, so it was a bit difficult for a single woman to carry luggage."