Hotels near Turkish Bath Museum in Isa Bey Mahallesi

We were pleasantly surprised at our find in Selcuk! Arda and Muharrem immediately made us feel at home with their excellent service and recommendations. The property is very well kept, clean and had everything we needed and more. We are so grateful for the round the clock cake and drinks, especially one morning we had to leave early. When Muharrem found out, he immediately arranged delicious freshly made omelette a for us!! Thank you for your hospitality and warm reception!

Stayed with my partner here in a double room for 2 nights. Ours was situated at the back of the hotel facing away from the mosque. There's no getting away from being awoken by the 5am call to prayer in any part of the city centre so that wasn't an issue. The room was very inexpensive, so it was a surprise to find an immaculately clean, large and airy room with a genuine king size bed (not 2 singles pushed together) The shower blasted hot and consistent water. The hotel itself is located within a few minutes walk from the bus station, train station, excellent restaurants and main attractions in town. I cannot say enough great things about the staff. Their English language skills are on point, they were extremely friendly and gave us invaluable information for our travels. What an absolute gem of a hotel. Don't even think about looking elsewhere, just book Ephasus Centrum Hotel!

The breakfast environment is a highlight, dining on the roof, surrounded by ruins, green hills and farmland, the room layout is very clean and warm, the service is warm, the room price is cheap during the summer vacation, the price is good.

The location is good, right next to the museum, very close to St. John’s Church, Isabel Mosque, the castle, and 800 meters away from the ruins of Artemis Temple. The hotel garden restaurant is very flavorful. We live on the first floor. There is no window in the room, so I had to open the door that leads to the courtyard. When I first placed my order, the hotel’s facilities, bed sheets, quilt cover, etc. were a bit old, and the tabletops in the room were too limited. The prices in Selcuk are the lowest among the cities I have visited. When I placed an order, it was 304 yuan. After a while, the order will become 314 yuan, which is a bit expensive. The proprietress can cook Chinese food. But the portion is a bit small and the price is a bit expensive.

Breakfast is a local Turkish breakfast and the Chinese may not be used to it. The picture shows a large flat with 50 floor-to-ceiling windows. The landscape is a panoramic town under the mountain. It is beautiful. It takes about 10 minutes to drive to Beaver. The service is very warm and thoughtful, in general, the experience is perfect

The hotel's transportation is very convenient. It is a ten-minute walk from the center of Selcuk and a ten-minute drive from the ancient city of Ephesus. There is a wide range of food, drink and entertainment in the surrounding area. The service staff are warm and thoughtful, and the price-performance ratio is very high. I will choose it again next time.

The Nisanyan delights in its own eccentricities and that's what encourages visitors to find their way ten kilometres up a country road from Selcuk to Sirince. The village itself has somewhat sold its soul to the tourist dollar but the inn, sitting just above the village centre, remains a warren of pathways and rustic buildings, with a delightful pool tucked away in the upper gardens and a wonderful terrace restaurant to enjoy excellent cooking (magnificent chicken clay pot stew) as the sun goes down. It seems miles from anywhere, and spiritually it is.

We had excellent 7 nights in this hotel. The rooms were clean, well appointed, and quite large, you could put your stuff in the closet and you had a lot of room left. It had a refrigerator, an electric tea pot to boil water, some free tea, coffee, water and juice. The breakfast was excellent, served on the rooftop of the hotel. Also you could order lunch at the pool and was served by a very friendly staff. The location can't be beat as the strait in the center of the city. There was parking in front of the hotel and in the underground parking, which was really helpful. I would highly recommend this hotel. We also loved the rooftop pool and the sunbeds. The view is amazing form the pool and also from the rooms. Would definitely return, as a third time :)

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.

I'm giving the Nicea 5 stars. The place is very clean, everything works, there are lots of outlets in the rooms, and our room was spacious. The WIFI works well. The staff is welcoming and pleasant. The breakfast is plentiful and delicious. There's a pretty courtyard where you can hang out, drink tea, or eat. Plus, there is a small resident dog that's super cute. It's very close to nice shopping, plus it's easy to go to the big tourist spots from the hotel. There are nice restaurants nearby. Two things of which to be aware: you can't park in front of the hotel. We easily found a spot on the parallel street less than one minute away. Plus, there is no elevator. We asked for a room with a balcony, and it was worth it. We sat out in the evening watching the goings on. We will return there for sure when we return to Selcuk. I loved this place.