3-Star Hotels in Selcuk

This Livia Hotel and the Livia Garden Hotel are the same store. After we arrived, the Livia Hotel was closed. It took some effort to contact the store. After contacting the store, the store took us to the new Livia Garden Hotel. The new hotel is small in size, but the environment is very good, you can feel the boss's aesthetic and style is still very online. The boss was polite and enthusiastic, told us where it was worth going, and also helped us plan the itinerary. We came to Turkey for 14 days and when we came back, this hotel was the most impressive and talked about hotel we both had.

Very nice hotel, authentic, clean. It is located in a quiet part of the town. There are ancient ruins within a couple of minutes' walk. Across the street (5 minutes walk) — noise, cafes and shops. The hosts were very hospitable. The breakfasts are plentiful and hearty. There are a couple of parking spaces near the hotel. The room is large and cozy, there are two large and comfortable beds, the air conditioners worked perfectly and saved us in the heat of 42 degrees Celsius. The bathroom is clean, there were no problems with hot water. Wi-Fi is very slow.

The holiday price is more serious. The hotel location is not very close to the ancient city of Ephesus. The 240 meters given on Trip.com is even more nonsense. According to this 240 meters, you can't reach the ancient city of Ephesus. You still need to take a long way to the station to take the minibus. I personally suggest that it is best to live directly in Izmir. In the morning, you can take the train or take the minibus to Ephesus in Izmir. In the evening, you can also take the minibus or train back. The minibus is very convenient to leave the water. Izmir has a standardized hotel like Marriott and Renaissance, which is much more comfortable than living here. In addition, the hotels in Selcuk are basically changed from their own houses. The religious color is relatively heavy. The living is a bit strange. The road is not very good. There are many uphill and downhill. There are many stone roads. It is particularly tired to walk. You can occasionally see a taxi on the road. It is very inconvenient for people with luggage.

Super super good homestay boss and proprietress can communicate in English. Very beautiful and beautiful small yard. The bus to Ephesus. The train station and bus station in Pamukkale are very close. I heard that I have to leave before 8 o'clock the next day. I will specially leave the breakfast at 8 o'clock in advance to 7:30 and breakfast is I have eaten the best white rice, the bread is baked, not hard at all! ! It is the best bread I have ever eaten in Turkey. Go live for me! There is a big uphill nearby 😂 Small strength or large box may have to use a little force

The hotel boasts an excellent location, conveniently close to both the train and bus stations, and the Ephesus Archaeological Museum is also within easy reach. This is a family-run guesthouse with warm, artistic decor, and it's spotlessly clean and comfortable. The owner is incredibly hospitable and provides attentive service, patiently answering all our questions. We were left with a truly wonderful impression!

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 B&B is located in an ancient house with a single door in an inner street, more than ten minutes' walk from Selcuk train station and bus station. We stayed in a triple room with a bathroom. Chatting in the courtyard and eating breakfast cooked by the proprietor was very satisfying. The proprietor has worked abroad for many years and is quite tactful. His wife is French and not as diligent as Turkish women. The proprietor called a car for us to the entrance to Mount Ephesus, but the official bus couldn't get there. It was a ten-minute drive and the fare was the same 135 lire. It was more comfortable to travel downhill to Ephesus, but it was already dark when we arrived at the exit. I didn’t know if there were any minibuses, so I had to take a taxi back to the city, which cost 200 lire.

The location is on the slope in front of the main road, the boss is friendly, and we gave us two postcards before leaving, wishing us a smooth trip. The top dining room and yard are beautifully furnished. Many rooms have swallow nests outside the door, and the environment is naturally fresh. The room is a bit small, you can settle down, I hope to put a kettle in the house in the future, convenient for tourists who need hot water, haha. The picture is for the bird to fly into the house.

The location is about three kilometers away from the ancient city of Ephesus. It is very convenient for us to drive by ourselves. The car is parked on the road and it is very safe. The B&B is not big, with a total of five rooms. The first floor is a bar and front desk. When we arrived, there were two young handsome guys at the front desk. They spoke good English and were very friendly and down-to-earth. They helped us take our luggage upstairs and left immediately. They were the only waiters who didn't ask for tips in the past few days in Turkey. The rooms are not big. You don't need to prepare your own slippers and toothbrush. It is very quiet at night and you can have a good sleep. However, at 6 o'clock in the morning, you can hear the sound of prayers from a nearby mosque. The best thing is the breakfast, which is rich in variety and reasonably matched. At this price, it is worth recommending.

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.