Hotels with WiFi in Selcuk

"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."

"We had the deluxe room, the room was luxurious, except for the smart tv which was not a deal breaker because we were there to enjoy the nearby historical attractions and the city itself. It’s walking distance to the downtown Selçuk where you can find various restaurants and cafes. The included breakfast buffet was great. The staff were nice and easygoing. There were two problems: the room’s entrance was not lit properly and the toilet flush was faulty. But they came when we reported the problem and fixed it. Its a family owned business, and although it is very difficult to find a hotel in this price range with an off street parking space, they still guide you to the street next to the hotel that the staff watches 24/7 and you park your car there. Overall we enjoyed our stay and would definitely recommend you to stay here."

"The breakfast is rich in variety, and the hotel is in a good location, 5 minutes away from the bus station, convenient to Pamukkale, Antalya, and Istanbul. Pamukkale has two buses a day, one at 8:30, and one at 11:30 (on November 27, there are two buses, and there are more buses in summer). In the past about 3 hours, there will be police officers on the road to check the guard. The boss is also nice, you can eat in the hotel, it’s the boss’s own hands. The only disadvantage is that the soundproofing is too bad, the sound of running water, fart, and listening to singing are unbearable."

"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."

"One of the best - if not THE best - hotel experience/s we ever had!!! ❤️ This small and cute hotel is something like a jewel! The one staff we met was adorable and so kind and caring that we felt right at home and even felt sorry that after only one night we had to leave for our next spot to visit! The hotel is gorgeous, the service impeccable, the breakfast!!! OMG!!! Just look at the pictures and you'll know what I mean! The breakfast was a piece of art made with love 💕 But, originally, the hotel is called Ephesus Hotel and Art Gallery, because all the sculptures you can see on the pictures were made by the owner - it vibes so well with the whole Ephesus area and it's beautiful ancient buildings, ruins, ... We got a nice upgrade to a bigger room that we could directly leave through a door to the inner courtyard where breakfast was served - super convenient! The courtyard was so peaceful that we felt like hearing ancient whispers coming from all around us... So much history!!! So much to see and having this wonderful hotel as the base to discover from was the best choice we could make! No need to mention that the room was simple but very nice and clean, comfy and big bed, nice lighting, spacey bathroom with very modern standard. Aircon as well, but we preferred to use the big fan on the ceiling instead ... There was a little fridge in the room and the beverages inside were free to take, so we were happy about the water after a hot and sunny day ... ☀️ Also, whenever we were on the way in or out, we were offered coffee, tea, water, juice, fruits ... you can see the fruit plate that we happily enjoyed as a mid-day snack ... If you ever visit Selçuk and Ephesus Ancient Town - and you should because it's ABSOLUTELY AMAZING - you should definitely book one, or even better two or three days at Ephesus Hotel and Art Gallery!!! Btw, it's also in easily walkable distance to the Ephesus Archeological Museum, the İsa Bey Mosque, St. Jean Church, the Ayasuluk Citadel, ... Another great plus was the fact that we could park the car right in front of the hotel. Last but not least, we received a beautiful little gift from the hotel employee who was taking care of us so kindly - she had sculptured the little elephant that you can see on the last picture by herself! A very special gift for us! 🎁 ❤️"

"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."

"The location of the hotel is behind a main street. The surrounding environment is not good, and there is nothing to go shopping at all, but the interior of the hotel is pretty good. There is a small swimming pool in the middle of the room. Although no one swims, it looks pretty good. The room is not big, and the bed is small, (Turkey feels that there is no bed over 1 meter?) There is a small balcony. Breakfast is okay, and it's not too far to drive to Ephesus attractions."

"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."

"The location is amazing! You can walk to St. John's Church and the city walls, and it takes 10 minutes to get to the station. There are plenty of shops, so you won't have any trouble finding something to eat. There is also a supermarket just 200-300 meters away. The room didn't have a view, but it was spacious and there was a small terrace. There was a closet, a refrigerator, cups, an electric kettle, and a hair dryer. The room was full of space with four beds, so there was no table in the room, but we could use the table and chairs on the terrace. There is a corridor, so there is plenty of space to spread out your suitcase. There is a small shelf by the bed, and plenty of outlets. There is no dedicated parking lot, but you can park right in front of the building, so it's not a problem. It's a bit of a slope, but because it's on top of a slope, the view is great. This time, I was on a budget for a room without a view, but if I have the opportunity again, I would like to stay in a room with a better view. The room was clean, and the hotel staff were very friendly and helpful. I recommend it. Thank you."

"The owner was incredibly warm and friendly! We kept getting extra Turkish tea, and the breakfast was a very generous traditional Turkish breakfast. The hotel's location was fantastic—a five-minute walk from the train station, and right next to the Selçuk Castle ruins 🥺. Thank you, Turkey is truly a very romantic place; I met so many wonderful people, and the cats in the courtyard were super affectionate—they practically kept me entertained for three days!"