Familjehotell i Davutlar

“Nilya hotel is a cute little family run hotel. The breakfast is amazing, the rooms are small but pretty and clean. The location is great, walking distance to interesting sights and delicious eats. What makes this hotel special is the excellent hospitality of its owners. They went above and beyond to help our party sort out different things: they haves us free shuttle rides to and from Ephesus, they helped us contact a great and knowledgable guide, they got us a taxi to go to virgins Mary house....

“The property is stunning and tranquil with a beautiful view. The breakfast was the best I have had in Turkey with homemade preserves, and very plentiful. The host is such a lovely lady & her staff are equally lovely. I didn’t give full points for facilities as the kitchen was a little bit lacking with the necessities, a larger frying pan and/or an oven tray plus salt & pepper would have been helpful. However in saying that, I didn’t ask for them & if I had I am sure they would have been provided...

“Ordinary hotel, large rooms, very practical location downtown with walking distance to everything in Selçuk. ”

“Fantastiskt Hotell!!! Mycket rent och välstädat. Hotellet har en jättefin egen strand med finkornig sand.Lugnt och fint hotell.Bra service och god mat.Jättetrevlig och vänlig personal.Ren och fräsch pool. Rekommenderar verkligen!”

“Yaz sıcağının bunalttığı şu günlerde keyifli bir lezzet kaçamağı için sakin , serin ve otantik ortamda dinlenmek için güzel bir hafta sonu tatili yaptık . Çiy Restaurant ve konukevi olağanüstü misafirperverliğiyle yine yanıltmadı. ”

“In the old part of the city--complete with city museum, roman/byzantine aqueduct piers with storks' nests on top of them, and small park. Very safe. Very friendly staff. ”

“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. ”

“Herseyiyle harika herseyiyle kusurusz”