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Ephesus Palaces offers top-notch services and amenities, ensuring guests experience utmost comfort. Maintain seamless communication using the complimentary Wi-Fi at hotel.At Ephesus Palaces, every guestroom is provided with convenient amenities and fittings to ensure a comfortable stay.Enhance your experience at hotel with the knowledge that certain rooms are equipped with linen service and air conditioning for your convenience. A few accommodations within Ephesus Palaces offer unique design elements such as a balcony or terrace. Certain rooms boast in-room amusement features such as television and cable TV, offering guests an enjoyable stay.In the hotel, certain guest bathrooms come equipped with essential bathroom amenities, such as a hair dryer, toiletries, bathrobes and towels, ensuring a comfortable stay for guests.
14 Reviews
What Guests Say
- “Location is OK, staff is polite and helpful.”
- “Small and friendly family run hotel. Proprietor went out of her way to make our stay a success. Due to a delayed flight she was there to…”
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1/4Superior - 1 Double Bed
- Air conditioning
- Balcony
- Bath or Shower
- Bathrobe(s)
1/4Double - 2 People
- Air conditioning
- Bath or Shower
- Bathrobe(s)
- Bathroom tv
1/4Familiar 3-4 people
- Air conditioning
- Balcony
- Bath or Shower
- Bathrobe(s)
1/1Standard suite family
- Air conditioning
1/4Quadruple Room
- Air conditioning
- Balcony
- Bath or Shower
- Closet
1/4Suite - 4 Adults, City view
- Air conditioning
- Balcony
- Carpeting
- City view
1/4Double Room
- Air conditioning
- Balcony
- Bath or Shower
- Closet
1/4Family Suite
- Air conditioning
- Balcony
- Bath or Shower
- City view
1/4Triple Room
- Air conditioning
- Balcony
- Bath or Shower
- Closet
1/4Superior Double Room
- Air conditioning
- Balcony
- Bath or Shower
- Closet
1/4Triple - 3 adults
- Air conditioning
- Bath or Shower
- Bathroom tv
- Carpeting
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What Guests Loved
Based on 14 reviews
Pros +
- Location is OK, staff is polite and helpful.
- Small and friendly family run hotel. Proprietor went out of her way to make our stay a success. Due to a delayed flight she was there to welcome us at 1 am. Seljuk is a great choice for visiting Ephesus. It’s a very Turkish environment, not full of tourists, and with an amazing market on Saturdays. We would highly recommend Ephesus Palace.
- The location is just perfect to reach Ephesus site while, at the same time, enjoying a relaxed stay. Our room was very clean and confortable. Very good quality for price. Also the way we've been treated by the hos has been amazing. I strongly recommend it.
Cons -
- Bathroom is small. Beds are not clean enough.
- everything was perfect.
- 1. Sleezey tricks to juice you: I arrived there hoping to stay in the Selcuk area and explore the neighborhood [ which is serene] and Ephesus/ Pamukkale etc. Upon making my booking, the property send me an email on March 31st, listing the tours and pricing they can arrange for you. The quote Ephesus tour for 50 Euro and Pamukkale for 50Euro. April 1st evening when I went to confirm my tours, they racked up the price by 30euro. So 80 Euro for each. It is true that the museum prices increased from April 1, by almost 100% . But if you search the net, you can tell, the ministry informed everyone by January. The host and her boss argued that they forgot to update the price [ which they had 3 months to do]. When I was insistent, they offered 65 Euro for Ephesus and 80 Euro for Pamukkale. By this point these sleezy efforts to rip tourists were getting on my nerves. So I went went Crowded Houses [ the same company this property uses for tours] and found Pamukkale is 65 Euro. I figured it was useless staying here and decided to move to a better accomodation.2. Breakfast spread....: Although the breakfast is not a deal breaker for me, cracking in an egg on the pan, and tossing that to your plate, is by far not the spread the spread I had envisioned [ and I have been to other homestays/ hotels in Izmir, Selcuk and Istanbul]. A 10 year old can make a better breakfast. 3. Noise at Night: There were people [ may be other tourists or staff - I don't know] in the stairwell area being loud and noisy, not realizing it was past mid night and other folx may want to get some rest. it was very loud and noisy and kept waking up. Anyway, it was so disappointing on the whole, that I had initially decided to extend my trip, but I checked out as soon as I could.
Location is OK, staff is polite and helpful.
Bathroom is small. Beds are not clean enough.
Small and friendly family run hotel. Proprietor went out of her way to make our stay a success. Due to a delayed flight she was there to welcome us at 1 am. Seljuk is a great choice for visiting Ephesus. It’s a very Turkish environment, not full of tourists, and with an amazing market on Saturdays. We would highly recommend Ephesus Palace.
The location is just perfect to reach Ephesus site while, at the same time, enjoying a relaxed stay. Our room was very clean and confortable. Very good quality for price. Also the way we've been treated by the hos has been amazing. I strongly recommend it.
we have stayed here for the second time. it's so clean, located at a good place and staff is really helpful. the rooms are so big and comfortable. we really enjoyed our staying and will prefer here again gladly.
everything was perfect.
It was a short walk [ 10-15 minutes] from Selcuk station, which I appreciated. But be mindful, there's a steep uphill walk, if you are planning to lug your suitcase with you :)
1. Sleezey tricks to juice you: I arrived there hoping to stay in the Selcuk area and explore the neighborhood [ which is serene] and Ephesus/ Pamukkale etc. Upon making my booking, the property send me an email on March 31st, listing the tours and pricing they can arrange for you. The quote Ephesus tour for 50 Euro and Pamukkale for 50Euro. April 1st evening when I went to confirm my tours, they racked up the price by 30euro. So 80 Euro for each. It is true that the museum prices increased from April 1, by almost 100% . But if you search the net, you can tell, the ministry informed everyone by January. The host and her boss argued that they forgot to update the price [ which they had 3 months to do]. When I was insistent, they offered 65 Euro for Ephesus and 80 Euro for Pamukkale. By this point these sleezy efforts to rip tourists were getting on my nerves. So I went went Crowded Houses [ the same company this property uses for tours] and found Pamukkale is 65 Euro. I figured it was useless staying here and decided to move to a better accomodation.2. Breakfast spread....: Although the breakfast is not a deal breaker for me, cracking in an egg on the pan, and tossing that to your plate, is by far not the spread the spread I had envisioned [ and I have been to other homestays/ hotels in Izmir, Selcuk and Istanbul]. A 10 year old can make a better breakfast. 3. Noise at Night: There were people [ may be other tourists or staff - I don't know] in the stairwell area being loud and noisy, not realizing it was past mid night and other folx may want to get some rest. it was very loud and noisy and kept waking up. Anyway, it was so disappointing on the whole, that I had initially decided to extend my trip, but I checked out as soon as I could.
Friendly staff and nicely decorated room with a reverse-cycle air conditioner.
The breakfast options were very limited and served to each person - not worth the additional cost in my opinion. The room had a few stains and yuck marks here and there that we had to turn a blind eye. The bed wasn’t very comfortable and it was a bit of a tight squeeze.
Clean. Breakfast plentiful and nice.
Bathroom small, sink impossible to use due to position. Location on steep hill and parking on street.
Super stay! Excellent room, very clean, cosy and quiet.
It was a quiet neighborhood! Getting a taxi was easy and it was a convenient place to get to Ephesus. We did the tour to Pamukkale through the property and it was a wonderful experience! The owner is so sweet and kind and makes you feel like family right away! we enjoyed our stay so much and enjoyed playing backgammon on the patio
The bathrooms had a slight smell but it didn’t disrupt our stay. The bathroom smell seems to be a common theme throughout Turkey so it wasn’t a big deal to us.
Very large room. Nice locational in local neighbourhood but within easy walking distance to centre of Selcuk town. Great and substantial breakfast, good value and will set you up for the day
Spectacular views especially of the castle from our huge balcony! Fabulous size room and bathroom with extremely comfortable bed. Great shower. Good mix of traditional and modern decor. Extremely helpful and friendly staff, with excellent quality and plentiful breakfast. Only regret is we only stayed for one night but are already planning to return soon.
Close to Ephesus, owner on property was delightful and welcoming. Great breakfast
No top sheet on bed and I was cold.
Nothing specific
Room not serviced at all. Bed was broken, nothing done by staff, I managed a temporary fix. Had leave slightly early (07:00), no attempt for early coffee or breakfast even though we paid for it
The ladies manage the property so well. Cosy clean room. Helpful people.
Nothing at all
Everything is perfect. Nice room, clean, close to the center and nice staff. Family business
Large room extremly confortabile,very clean.
Nice guest house, tenant is available for us. English pretty correct. Very nice view from the houseBreakfast was not incluses but very comprehensive !
Rooms are a little small compared the other accommodation we had in turkey and isolation from other rooms not complete.Only Channel in english on TV was 186 (had to go so far to find it ^^)
large, spacious room (King suite) comfortable bedsthe housekeeper is good
lie to you about the price. When we booked the room, it was written in the reservation that breakfast costs 3 euros, but we were asked for 6 euros. I read in reviews that other tourists had the same experience. The room has a large kitchen furniture, which takes up a lot of space, but is totally non-functional. He doesn't have a stove, he doesn't have any dishes, he doesn't have plates. He only has a few spoons and forks and a kettle. The glasses were dirty (as seen in the attached pictures). The kitchen sink area was dirty. The room is poorly lit. Only a few LEDs work. The chandelier in the room does not work and the one in the kitchen has only one bulb. It has a very small wardrobe, not enough for 3-4 people. The walls are very thin, you can hear everything that is said in the next room. the towels were dirtyThe air conditioner is not working properly.
very big room and private balcony
there was a KITCHEN ROOM as advertised but there was no stove (to allow cooking), no utensils like pots and just a few cutlery and no cups, etc. the only thing the ktichen had was a fridge so it was not a working kitchen.
Quiet location a bit out of the centre city with a great view. Easy parking. The premises are nice and elegantly decorated. The King room is really special and I recommend people to choose it. The room is comfortable. Breakfast was good and is charged at 6 euros/pers.
Amenities & Policies
Amenities
Media & Technology
- Free Internet Access
Kid Friendly
- Family Friendly
Guest policies
| Check-in | After 12:00 PM |
|---|---|
| Check-out | Before 11:00 AM |
| Internet | Free Wi-Fi is available. |
| Children & Extra Beds | Children of all ages are welcome. |
| Pets | Pets are not allowed. |
| Room Rates | All rates displayed are for two guests unless otherwise noted. |
Important info
This property does not accommodate bachelor(ette) or similar parties. Managed by a private host
Location
14 Mayıs 4027. Sokak No:15, Selcuk
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