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"This was an excellent stay and I would gladly repeat my time here. I arrived late at 1am and was accommodated with a late check-in. Not just that, but the reception was able to book me a tour for the next morning, help me plan my stay in Selcuk, and gave me some tea to settle me after the journey. The room matched the photos very well, the hotel is kept very clean and I did not have opportunity to try the breakfast. The location of this hotel is excellent, it is right next to the train station and near to the museum. I tried a restaurant the owner recommended and enjoyed the meal. My only word of caution was that the wifi was extremely weak and I could not easily use it."

"Amazing cute place and very good service."

"Excellent hospitality. Absolutely charming. The breakfast was excellent. In a nice part of town. We loved our stay!"

"Absolutely beautiful property, comfortable, well appointed rooms and every member of the staff is excellent. Helpful and friendly and they all made our stay even better. "

"Very personable and friendly. Nice to sit on the verada for breakfast and in the evening "

"We arrived early and Hasan was very welcoming and accommodating.Breakfast was delicious with omelettes cooked to order. Excellent location to visit Ephasis ruins. Thanks for a great stay. Liz. "

"Absolutely amazing! Not enough stars to appropriately review the stay! The staff, location, grounds, and food were all superb!"

"Hotel Nilya was my favorite stay on this trip. The hotel was tranquil and quaint. The beds were so comfortable. I absolutely love the sauna like showers that washed all my fatique away after the endless exploring of Ephesus. The host Nazmir was so helpful in making recommendations of what we should see first and where to eat. Trust his advice. We stayed here for 3 nights to see Ephesus, Pamukkale, Sirince, and House Mary. The hotel was easy to get to. Four of us took a flight from Istanbul to Izmir, then 1 hr train to Selcuk. It was a 10 min walk to hotel. Note to all travelers coming to Turkey, bring cash. Almost all restaurants, tours, transportation will ask for Liras or Euros. Some will take your credit card reluctantly. "

"The hotel overlooked the city, so it has a decent view and there is little traffic around. The staff were very nice and helpful with restaurant advice. It was not crowded at the time of our stay, so street parking was easy. "