Selcuk Hotels

This hotel was excellent in every way. The gardens were lovely and the swimming pool (a comfortable 4ft 11 inches all round depth) was kept beautifully clean. There was the very thoughtful addition of a nice range of chairs, plus the provision of pool towels, the shower, changing room facilities and the bar. Our room was simple but very nicely appointed. In addition, we found all the staff to be most helpful and welcoming, and, in particular, we were most grateful to the restaurant manager a - Carol

Selcuk and the Rebetika is a great place to stay to visit Ephesus and the surrounding area. Suleyman and his family made us feel so welcome and the views from the terrace as we had breakfast were such a bonus. A visit to Pamucak is ideal if you want to chill out on a beach and dip your toes in the Agean! For an evening meal, try the Amazon Bistro just up the road from the hotel - low lighting and background Jazz. - John

A gerat place to stay if you prefer local village style hospitalyty. The staff were good. I also enjoyed the food and the rooms were claen. - William

Well lets start with the bad points , sorry i mean point - When you arrive at the hotel on checking in they give you a map its to small, no use at all , if your in a villa or appartment especially late at night but they are very helpfull at reception . Now to the good bits were do i begin your cases are taken to your room or villa for you (good job) we stayed in a villa they were very big, fantastic views , Bathroom was very new and stylish big shower area , a lot more private than the hotel roo - Sharon

Best hotel I have visited in Years. Quiet location. But close to Kusadasi and Ephesus. Clean air, no traffic. Good indoor swimming pool (cool when it's hot outside). The hotel has a pleasant staff. Animation is excellent and they can dance as professionals (some are professional). Good kitchen with health-food. Great sunset dinner on the rooftop restaurant. Garden is great. Beach is almost private. The hotel is well decorated with paintings with scenes from Ephesus. Clean haman (Turkish bath) - Josephine