Kusadasi Ephesian Hotel Guesthouse

The rooms were spotless and well looked after, and the staff were incredibly kind. Breakfast was great, too. I was very satisfied with the stay and would definitely recommend it. For the price, it was excellent value.

Breakfast is served on the rooftop, where the views are beautiful. My room was very clean, and the bathroom seemed recently renovated. It’s about a five-minute walk to the restaurants and shops. The service was great, and the people there were really friendly and helpful.

I thought writing in English might be a better way to stop people going there, though I doubt an aggressive, threatening person would understand:) There were booking problems that weren’t my fault. After I commented and left a review, the owner called and threatened me, saying he’d make a false police complaint that I stole things from the room. Mate, I didn’t even stay at your hotel😅😅😅. This owner is one reason tourists don’t come to Turkey like they used to. And don’t swear at someone you don’t know over the phone, kiddo. You’re lucky I’ve got more important things to do than deal with you.

The staff were pretty nice, and breakfast was good. The hotel sits on a steep hill, with parking on the street if you were expecting a garage. But that one night out of the three we stayed here was absolutely disgusting. I don’t like leaving bad reviews, but people should avoid this place if they can. The room was tiny and old, with a damp smell. The sheet was so thin you could see the branding on the mattress, which looked worn out and had two sagging dips. I spent a terrible sleepless night feeling grossed out. The shower was broken, with the plastic pipe exposed, and both water pressure and temperature kept cutting in and out. Behind the tap was something that looked like a large wet Band-Aid. The air conditioner dripped onto the TV shelf and splashed us in bed. A towel caught some of it, but water still came from somewhere. Its remote was broken, so we couldn’t change the temperature. The room got really cold at night, and with only a thin sheet we had to sleep in extra clothes.