Kalehan Hotel — Hotel in Selçuk

The hotel features a terrace restaurant, garden patio and an outdoor pool with a sundeck. The entrance and parking lot are wheelchair accessible, though many of the rooms are not. The beds in our room seemed to be sway-back and I suspect the matrasses need swapping. The towels were not new, but were adequate. Pets are welcome. There is an airport shuttle service available. The free breakfast is self-serve (omelets are also available) and fairly comprehensive. ||The rooms are “amenity-lite” with no mini-safe or slippers (in Türkiye, shoes are not worn in the house or in hotel rooms, so slippers are frequently provided for use in toilets). The hotel’s construction (by the current proprietress’s father) in 1980 included loads of salvaged details from older structures and the decoration includes numerous collections of items – some interesting, some eclectic, some puzzling.||One of the hotel’s strong suits is their cooking. The dinner meal was imaginative and likely the best meal you are going to find in this town. Ayse, the proprietress, is pleasantly loquacious and her advice...

As soon as we set foot in the hotel, the attention was great.

The hotel is a very beautiful old house, every detail is very well thought out and located I love the places that offer a homely and warm atmosphere, the room was perfect, spacious and clean in the same way the bathroom.

The breakfast was spectacular, plentiful and delicious, I love the Turkish breakfast. We had the pleasure of meeting Ayse, who is one of the owners of this family hotel, we had a nice and fun conversation about everything about life.

Sincerely it was a great success to arrive at this hotel, we stayed 3 nights and if we could have stayed longer without doubt we have done it, thanks to all the staff of the hotel for making our step and rest in Selçuk perfect.

If you plan to visit this small city of Turkey, you have to come to this hotel that also has one of the best restaurants around with a varied and delicious menu,...

The bathroom in our room was serviceable but not great. It was one big room for sink, shower, and toilet, with flat tile throughout, and the curtain that separated the shower from the rest didn't go all the way to the floor so inevitably half the bathroom floor was wet including by the toilet. The bed was okay. The dining room was unattractive (perhaps they could have just turned down the lights). We both got a digestive illness within 4-12 hours of arriving and eating dinner and our first breakfast there (and we had already been traveling in other parts of Turkey for 7 days), so we were suspicious of their food...