Selcuk: trova gli hotel più romantici, popolari e convenienti

Abbiamo deciso di cercare un hotel vicino a What a Fest sulla spiaggia di Pamucak, dove abbiamo dormito con un gruppo di amici di quattro persone per sei notti, in una stanza di quattro persone con aria condizionata, e non c'era nessuna cabina a quattro persone. Un hotel molto pulito, la ricezione è stata pulita, il colazione era bella, il personale era molto interessato, un hotel familiare ci ha dato un bel aria condizionata. A 1 minuto dal Museo di Efes, a 10 minuti a piedi dal tempio di Artemis, a 10-15 minuti a piedi dal castello di Selçuk. a 5 minuti a piedi dalla città antica di Efes. a 3 minuti a piedi dall'autogara Selçuk. Da l'autogara a Sjirance, al Cuscade, alla spiaggia di Pamucak, alla città antica di Efes, ci sono molti posti per mangiare vicino all'hotel, il più semplice è il piazzatore sotto l'hotel e sono deliziosi...

Si trova nel centro della città, a cinque minuti a piedi dalla stazione dei treni e degli autobus, il che è molto comodo. Il personale di servizio è stato comprensivo e molto premuroso. Grazie per averci permesso di effettuare il check-in anticipato. Le camere sono pulite e vale la pena alloggiare.

I booked a room for 2 people at Boomerang Guest House and paid around our usual price, AUD$45/28 euros a night. Dorm beds were quoted at AUD $19/night. When we arrived at the guesthouse in March 2023,  they said we had booked a dormitory room (mixed dorm) and pointed to some Turkish words on the booking confirmation which,  according to them, said we had booked a dormitory bed for each of us. That was not what was indicated when I went through the booking process, which stated I was booking a room, not a dormitory. The owner stonewalled and said we would have to pay extra to upgrade to a room of our own. That was odd, since the room I booked was the 'last one available' at the time, yet they had at least three spare private rooms. They claim that the problem stems from the fact that they only have a relationship with Expedia and something has gone wrong when they (Expedia) have shared the information with Agoda. At that point I confirmed with him that this same situation had happened before (for months!): he blamed Agoda for using the Turkish words to describe the room.  I said that if this was a situation which had misled people before,  then he needed to be the one to ensure it was fixed. He could easily contact guests beforehand to let them know,  in English,  their reservation was for a dormitory,  until the booking process was fixed. But never did. I contacted him prior to arrival about the check in time but he did not respond (He received the message on WhatsApp via his brother: he made the excuse that the phone number on Agoda is out of date and doesn't go directly to him). Of course, the whole excuse was simply deflection: blame some other third party and avoid accountability. Coincidentally, another person arrived as we were at reception who had experienced the exact same situation. She had booked what she thought was a room for her and her traveling companion but the two young girls were told they were sleeping downstairs in a dormitory with men. Her traveling companion left immediately and the Malaysian girl was left by herself. She booked through Agoda and also felt assured she had booked a private  room.  By then I could see a pattern emerging and thought this could be a scam. Sell a room for a normal price,  then charge more on arrival,  pointing to some Turkish words on the booking which talked about it being a dormitory that we'd unsuspectingly signed up for. When I questioned the owner why the only indication it was a dormitory was written in Turkish,  he said he didn't know and again put the blame on Agoda. I said that given people had been misled even before our arrival,  it was his responsibility to ensure changes to the wording were made. What made it even more suspicious was that when I took him through the process I undertook to make the booking on the Agoda app,  not only did I show him it clearly talked about booking a room, not a bed and no mention of a dormitory,  there were no dorm pictures shown AND even tonight as

Quando siamo arrivati, c'era un problema con le opere che la città faceva con le tubature d'acqua e dovevamo essere messi nel secondo Efeso (Giardino Efeso), che probabilmente non era così buono quanto quello che avevamo prenotato. Erano giusti e ci offriamo una cena gratuita e una bottiglia di vino. È stato bello, ma non sappiamo mai come sarebbe stato l’Efesos Livia. Le camere erano molto basilari, ma il servizio era molto buono, soprattutto Adnan. Una cosa da notare è che resti nella vecchia parte della città, che è grande, ma puoi sentire il cane e il grilletto dei vicini durante la notte! Le finestre non sono assolutamente pronte.

The rooms were clean and the staffs are amazingly friendly and kind shows the hospitality of the turkish culture. Mehmet the hotel Manager was very welcoming and makes you feel at home. I will definitely go back here again soon. near from the bus station and temple of artemis

We recently stayed at Ibri Hotel in Selçuk, Turkey, and I had an absolutely wonderful experience. The hotel is located in a quiet neighborhood, just a short walk from the city center. It's a small, home-like hotel, with a the most welcoming spaces. Nina, our host, was especially attentive and helpful. She made sure that we had everything we needed, and she was always happy to answer our questions. She even went out of her way to help us book the taxi for visiting Ephesus ancient city & Mary’s house. The hotel itself is charming and cozy. It feels like a home away from home. Our room was very comfortable, and the bathtub is to die for. Why Ibri Hotel is Selçuck’s best accommodation option: 🌺 The breakfast is included in the fee. 🌺 The hotel is close to many historical sites, such as Ephesus and the House of the Virgin Mary (request a round-trip ride with Amir for only 30€ ) 🌺 It’s walking distance from Selçuck’s Castle and the Train Station 🌺 The hotel is a great value for the price.

Emre, the owner, takes great care of his guests. The pension is clean, comfortable beds, good AC (was 100F when we visited, but could comfortably rest in our room after touring about). Full breakfast buffet and fresh, delicious, home cooked dinner upon request. Several vegetarian options. Local wines. This is a renovated family home with sweet decorative touches (tiles, lamps, furniture). There is a pool in the courtyard. If you enjoy local flavor, traditional experience, look no further. Well situated, walking distance to St John’s Basilica and Old Selcuk Mosque. Plenty of parking right outside the gate. On a quiet back street. Would definitely stay here again.