Hotels with Parking in Selcuk

"This is the most satisfying hotel I have stayed in Turkey for 14 days. It is small and exquisite, and each floor has different decorations. Booked a room with a terrace on the top floor, the area is quite large. The hotel has a separate parking lot and parking is convenient. Breakfast is on the first floor, although simple, not bad."

"The location of the hotel is superb, not far from the ancient city of Ephesus, 5 minutes drive, 10 minutes walk from the ruins of the Temple of Artemis, next to the ruins of St. John's Church. The car can be parked directly at the entrance of the hotel, the room is small, but very warm. Breakfast is very rich, very good day"

"The hotel's location is fantastic; it's right next to the ruins of St. John's Basilica, and the Temple of Artemis ruins are just an 800-meter walk away. There are plenty of restaurants nearby as well. The service was excellent; as soon as we parked, staff proactively came to help with our luggage and brought it all the way up to our third-floor room. The breakfast was a delightful surprise, offering a wonderful mix of flavors, colors, and aromas. Although the hotel doesn't have its own parking, you can park along the road next to it. I also noticed that the visitor parking lot for St. John's Basilica seemed available for overnight parking, as it was mostly empty in the evenings. The drinks in the mini-bar were also reasonably priced. If we ever return to Selçuk, this hotel would be our top choice."

"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."

"Do not understand how this 4.7 points come! ! ! The environment is really good, there are swimming pools, etc., rural scenery, we can not find the road and also specifically to pick us up, the boss English is very good communication! However, the door is glass, the winter warmth is really not enough in the minus, looking for the boss to take more blankets, wearing sweaters, socks to sleep."

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"The hotel is strategically located, not far from the train station, bus station, and not far from the Ephesus Archaeological Museum. This is a family hotel, the store is warmly decorated and artistic, clean and comfortable, the owner is very enthusiastic, the service is thoughtful, patiently answering our questions, leaving us a good impression!"

"We highly recommend this hotel! Its prime location is incredibly convenient, surrounded by vibrant attractions. The design is stunning, adorned with captivating paintings and sculptures. Our room was spacious, impeccably clean, and filled with a warm, welcoming atmosphere. We had an unforgettable time in this city, thanks to the unparalleled hospitality that made us feel truly at home and deepened our love for this country. Despite arriving at the hotel a bit early, the hosts went above and beyond to accommodate us. The breakfast was phenomenal, bursting with delicious flavors. As a couple traveling together, we couldn’t order much at the restaurant, but the hosts generously shared an array of local dishes that we absolutely adored. This is hands-down the best hotel we’ve ever stayed in, and we wholeheartedly recommend it to anyone visiting this city!"

"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."

"This homestay is on a hillside in Selcuk. It can be said that it is basically at the top of the hillside. The last bit of the road is steeper. Down the hillside is the train station and the city center. It takes 10 minutes to walk up the hill and about 8 minutes to walk down the hill. Selcuk is not a big town. St. John's Church (castle), Archaeological Museum, Temple ruins, etc. are all within walking distance and can be reached in a few minutes. The ruins of Ephesus are a little farther away and are more worth exploring. You can take a minibus or call a taxi at the taxi station by phone. The two guys of Minsu, Meili and Okayy, are both handsome guys with good service awareness. Meili is enthusiastic and Okayy is thoughtful. They do their best to make guests feel comfortable and convenient. Meili warmly received us and quickly narrowed the distance between us. Okayy drove us to the vicinity of the train station twice, saving us a lot of physical strength and time. Thank you very much for their service. The breakfast of Minsu is very good. Although simple, it is very attentive. The restaurant is warm and friendly. It is very cool in the morning and the mood for dining is pleasant. Although the room is not big, the view is superb. At sunset, you can see the distant coast, castle, and the whole town of Selcuk. There are planes taking off and landing from time to time at a small airport in the distance. These dreamy views are worth the difficulty of that small hillside. In addition, the people in the town are kind and friendly, the children are warm and generous, and the elderly are leisurely, drinking tea and playing cards. It is a very pleasant place. The time is too tight this time, and I will stay a few more days next time. I hope to put a non-slip mat in the bathroom to make it more perfect. This is a small suggestion. This guesthouse is located on a hillside in Selcuk, almost at the top of the slope, with the last part of the road being a bit steep. Coming down the hill, you’ll find the train station, which is also the city center. It takes about 10 minutes to walk up the hill and about 8 minutes to walk down. Selcuk is a small town, and attractions like the St. John’s Church (Castle), Archaeological Museum, and Temple Ruins are all within walking distance, just a few minutes away. Ephesus Ruins are a bit further away, but they are definitely worth exploring. You can take a mini bus or call a taxi from the taxi stand. The two hosts of the guesthouse, Meili and Okayy, are both very service-oriented. Meili is enthusiastic, and Okayy is considerate, making sure guests feel comfortable and convenient. Meili warmly welcomed us and quickly became close to us. Okayy drove us to the train station twice, saving us a lot of energy and time. We are very grateful for their service. The guesthouse’s breakfast is excellent. Although simple, it is prepared with care. The restaurant is cozy and friendly, and the mornings are pleasantly cool, creating a delightful atmosphere for dining. The rooms may not be large, but the view is superb. During sunset, you can see the distant coastline, the castle, and the entire town of Selcuk. There is a small airport in the distance, and occasionally planes take off and land, adding to the dreamlike scenery. It is worth facing the difficulties of that little slope for such breathtaking views. Additionally, the people in town are kind and friendly, the children are warm and generous, and the elderly live a leisurely life, enjoying tea and playing cards. It is a very relaxing and pleasant place. Unfortunately, we had limited time this visit, but we will definitely stay longer next time. It would be perfect if they could place an anti-slip mat in the bathroom. This is just a small suggestion."