Selcuk Beach Hotels

"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."

"It is located near the Selchuk City Hall Avenue, but it is not a hotel and is not easy to find. There is no big sign, so it looks like a roadside cafe at first glance. This area is a very small town, so the surrounding accommodations usually take the form of a guest house-type accommodation that has been converted into a family house. Since it is a guest house, there cannot be a star, and if you have to pay, it corresponds to a 2 star. The room is in relatively clean and well maintained. Breakfast is served in local home style in this area, but you can see it with bread and cheese, coffee or black tea. The advantage of the hostel is that the Ephesian is so good. In front of the hostel, there are plenty of cars to go to other cities as well as Ephes."

"This was our first family trip with our 16-month-old baby and also our first holiday after 3 years. Our last trip was to Jungle Aqua Hurghada, so we were really looking forward to this one. We stayed at Aqua Park and booked through Trip.com for 2 adults and 1 infant. However, on arrival the reception staff embarrassed us by saying, in front of other guests, that we had only booked for 2 adults and not for 3 people. I showed them my booking confirmation clearly stating 2 adults and 1 child. After speaking to someone else, the receptionist simply said “okay fine” with no apology or explanation for the misunderstanding. We were then given a room at the very end of the corridor, far from the lift, despite them clearly seeing we had a baby with us. Another issue was the confusion around the “Ultra All Inclusive” package. We were told snacks and drinks were not included and that we would have to pay extra. We were also told we could not eat anywhere except the main restaurant, which only had around 4 dishes available on the first day. Whenever we asked questions at reception, the staff were not helpful and just kept saying “no, no, no” without properly explaining anything. After I contacted Trip.com and complained, things improved slightly, possibly after they spoke with the hotel. But I was still charged almost £90 extra for my 16-month-old baby’s stay, which made no sense to me. By the third day, the food situation became better, but then the bathroom started leaking. We called reception and they temporarily fixed the flush, but it leaked again afterwards. Since we only had 2 days left of our 6-day trip, we didn’t bother reporting it again. Overall, this holiday was mentally exhausting rather than relaxing. We came back feeling stressed instead of refreshed. Unfortunately, due to the poor communication, lack of customer service, and overall chaos during our stay, I would not book this hotel again Location and views of this hotel is extremely recommended but services letting it down. Hope things get better for others."

"best food best servis best pool, big. nice yard room is good. location is great."

"The hotel has sandy beaches, but the beaches and seawater are average. The swimming pool is good. More than 80% of the hotel's guests are seniors. Staying in the hotel for two nights seems to be living in a nursing home! The bathroom in the guest room was smelly, and the spray head was not easy to use. I called the front desk for two toothbrushes and didn't deliver it until I checked out. There are many buffets, but too few are suitable for Chinese stomachs."