Hotel Sirince Evleri, Selçuk (TR) - Deals & Reviews

The hotel has very original countryside aspect.

It would be good if payment by credit card would be possible.

We booked a number of hotels for this trip on Bookings.com and this was the only disappointment. The place was hard to find, the room very small with a small window on the ground floor. Sheets were very coarse and uncomfortable. Breakfast on the roof terrace was excellent and well served by the only staff member. But the value was clearly not worth the price - anywhere near it.

Very thoughtfully appointed rooms. Our hosts were extremely welcoming and very helpful in terms of what to see and do and how to get there. They served a very yummy, Turkish breakfsst too!

I think better signage to the hotel is required.

Ahmet, the proprietor, is the consummate host. He will help you with every aspect of your trip. Breakfasts on the terrace were generous, delicious, and overlooking a gorgeous view of Sirince. The hotel itself is historic, beautifully (and perhaps rustically) appointed.

Sirence has, unfortunately, been discovered by the tourists.This 'hotel' is an old stone house with loads of ambiance, interesting memorabilia, and collectables. The bedroom is also "in the time period". The breakfast (served under a grapevine bower) was excellent with various kinds of homemade jams, cheeses, olives, hard boiled eggs, fresh tomatoes, cucs as well as fresh bread. The mercado is varied with homemade items are for sale.... Pomegranate vinegar,etc. Our hostess spoke enough English that communication was not a problem.

This hotel/home is riding the wave of tourist invasion and the cost of the accommodation reflects this. However, it is a neat place to stay and,again, breakfast was excellent. The bathroom was showing signs of mold. The only real negative is trying to find it. We finally just stopped in the market, asked for help and an elderly gentleman got in the car and directed us to the residence. The village 'roads' are convoluted,narrow and built on a hillside! We never saw a sign directing us to the hotel.When we tried to pay with Visa we were told Visa was not working so our hostess came with us to Selcuk, showed us where the atm was and we paid in cash.

Friendly, good breakfast, including fresh orange juice and homemade jams.

Not a problem with this particular hotel but Sirince felt like a contrived tourist trap -- show the foreigners what a quaint village might look like and pack it full of souvenir shops. So would caution about the village.