Hotels near Ayasosti Church

"This hotel is located in a central area with easy access to many restaurants, a train station and sightseeing areas. On the day we arrived, we walked about 10 mins to visit St. John’s Basilica and the castle. On our next day, we booked a tour through our hotel, which took us to the House of Virgin Mary, Ephesus Ruins, Sirence Village, Temple of Artemis. This tour cost us around 110 Euros, but it was well worth it because it covered so many sights and the guide was incredibly knowledgeable. We wouldn’t have learned the information we did if we set out independently without the tour. Plus, the tour includes lunch. Another highlight for us was the amazing breakfast served at this hotel - it was delicious. Also, the incredible people who work there who are so hospitable and kind and go out of their way to offer help. "

"Absolutely the best hotel I've stayed at in Turkey"

"We stayed for three nights in December and had a lovely time. The house is very cozy and the room was lovely and warm. The women running it were very kind and hospitable. The breakfast was one of the best breakfasts I've ever had. It's well located, right near the dolmuş stop, so was perfect for exploring the region. We would definitely stay here again. "

"Beautiful place and very helpful and friendly service. There was a mix up with our reservation but they made it right. Highly recommended. "

"This is truly a wonderful place. The rooms are clean and spacious. There is a desk in the room, but there was no desk chair. This was a bit inconvenient, but it does not take away from the beauty of the hotel or the welcoming of the staff. Thank you. We hope to return in the future!"

"The hotel/ house was built in the 1800’s so it has been renovated to accommodate modern plumbing without altering the original structure too much. The bathroom was well appointed but up 3 stone steps from the bedroom floor. The room was charming & clean with a air conditioner & heater for modern comfort. The location is not easy to locate & navigate due to the narrow stone streets that are not on a grid pattern throughout the town/village. There are signs along the road/path & on doors if you look & aren’t depending on your google map on your phone. But it is charming & walking is the best & often only way to navigate this mountain village. The manager/host/owner Atill was very welcoming & accommodating & thankfully spoke English. His young staff person was very friendly & helpful despite not speaking English. Atill arranged a wine tasting with his friend & recommended a restaurant, and walkef me there when I couldn’t find places. Breakfast was wonderful but not included for a small price. He even had delicious tea that he created with his secret recipe. I said that I would give him a “10” rating my experience at his hotel. He definitely made my stay a very enjoyable positive experience for this older solo traveler. "