В каждом номере: Private bathroom, Free WiFi, Air conditioning, Balcony, Shower и Toilet
20 m² · 1 double bed · Вмещает 2 гостя
This Double Room has a private balcony and features air conditioning. The bathroom has a shower and toilet. It sleeps 2 guests and can accommodate an extra bed and a crib.
Кровати 8.2/10 · отметили 38 гостей
20 m² · 3 single beds · Вмещает 3 гостя
215 feet² — только в этом номере.
Кровати 8.2/10 · отметили 38 гостей
“Great place to visit”
The management was very helpful and hospitable, but the panisyon was functional yet a bit worn for the price.
The place is managed by a sweet elderly grandmother and her five older daughters, so it feels like staying with relatives or stepping into a Turkish TV series; on Saturdays a lively local market opens right outside the pension, adding even more charm and atmosphere, which alone makes any small flaws forgivable. The traditional breakfast is delicious, especially the homemade quince jam made by one of the daughters, and the location is perfect in the city center, just a few minutes’ walk from the train station and the dolmuş stop to Ephesus. Warm blankets, comfortable beds, and complete silence at night let me sleep like a baby. If you’re just passing through Selçuk, this is an excellent value‑for‑money option and one of the most affordable places in town. In the evening another guest aggressively tried to break into my room, banging on the door and windows and shouting, which was extremely frightening and made me feel unsafe; I did not lower the rating further because the hosts themselves were not responsible for this unacceptable behavior.
“Va bene per una volta sola”
The location was good. The owner tried to overcharge me, making me pay 600 Turkish lira more than I was supposed to.
The staff were polite and the location was great, and the breakfast was truly typical. The building lacks an elevator, and the room and bathroom need a review.
The family‑run vibe was evident; everyone was warm and friendly, and the breakfast was delicious. They even hauled my heavy suitcase up to the third floor. My grandmother was introduced to other tourists as “the one from Japan,” so I never felt alone. The woman who seems to run the place confronted me very aggressively when I realized I hadn’t paid the night‑rate on arrival; I understand it’s business, but it was genuinely frightening and sad. The kindness of the other families helped me get through it.
“Great place to visit”
The management was very helpful and hospitable, but the panisyon was functional yet a bit worn for the price.
The staff were polite and the location was great, and the breakfast was truly typical. The building lacks an elevator, and the room and bathroom need a review.
The place is managed by a sweet elderly grandmother and her five older daughters, so it feels like staying with relatives or stepping into a Turkish TV series; on Saturdays a lively local market opens right outside the pension, adding even more charm and atmosphere, which alone makes any small flaws forgivable. The traditional breakfast is delicious, especially the homemade quince jam made by one of the daughters, and the location is perfect in the city center, just a few minutes’ walk from the train station and the dolmuş stop to Ephesus. Warm blankets, comfortable beds, and complete silence at night let me sleep like a baby. If you’re just passing through Selçuk, this is an excellent value‑for‑money option and one of the most affordable places in town. In the evening another guest aggressively tried to break into my room, banging on the door and windows and shouting, which was extremely frightening and made me feel unsafe; I did not lower the rating further because the hosts themselves were not responsible for this unacceptable behavior.
The family‑run vibe was evident; everyone was warm and friendly, and the breakfast was delicious. They even hauled my heavy suitcase up to the third floor. My grandmother was introduced to other tourists as “the one from Japan,” so I never felt alone. The woman who seems to run the place confronted me very aggressively when I realized I hadn’t paid the night‑rate on arrival; I understand it’s business, but it was genuinely frightening and sad. The kindness of the other families helped me get through it.
“Va bene per una volta sola”
The location was good. The owner tried to overcharge me, making me pay 600 Turkish lira more than I was supposed to.
