Vinifera Ephesus Hotel

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I had a very bad time at this hotel… for starters you arrive to a hotel that doesn't have a ramp for your luggage, you have to carry your suitcase on stairs… then the staff doesn’t speak English, I had the worst time paying the bill because they didn’t charge the correct amount and it took like an hour to finally check out… the bed had little bugs on it, then they change the sheets with a different bedding size so it wasn’t comfortable… at the restaurant they didn’t understand what we wanted, again because nobody talked English… we had the Hamam room, but it has very bad distribution, so we couldn’t bath properly… I mean it is a “nice” hotel but the worst service and doesn’t seem properly maintained

This hotel is the best hotel you can find if you were a solo traveler. The location is great. Close to bus station- to ephesus- to sirince village. The view is beautiful. The room is so comfortable. the hotel is so calm to chill around. The receptionist Umut and Kerem were so helpful. they are really generous and so nice and friendly. I was really happy with my stay.

The setting was marvellous. As it is located uphill at the city border, it is a very calm environment and has a broad view over the city and the surrounding vineyards. The room was super clean, spacious and had a lovely design. The staff was very attentive and caring. Their English was excellent. The restaurant was refined and delicious. It exceeded out expectations.

The hotel overlooks the town Selçuk and the ancient city of Ephesus. The place is quiet and peaceful. We had an excellent Turkish breakfast in the morning. The manager was very helpful during our stay. I would recommend it if you are in town to visit Ephesus.

Nea Efassos Hotel was easy to find with Google maps. We were met at reception by Ayla. What an incredible welcome from Ayla and her English is impeccable. Check-in was quick and the elder flower drink was a nice refreshing touch. We stayed in the Artemis room on the second floor. A lift from reception carries you there, no stairs. The room is quite beautiful, a very authentic Greek flair has been given to the rooms, from the frieze above the bed, the art work and the mosiac in the bathroom. Even the rubbish containers are in keeping with the setting. There is a sizeable balcony with cafe style table and chairs and affords a great view over the town in the direction of Ephesus. At night you can see the Basilica of St John and the Selçuk castle lit up in the distance. The room is comfy and individual air-conditioning available to cool or warm the room. Tea and coffee facility is provided for free and a mini bar/ fridge (chargeable). The bed is very good and extra pillows are provided in the ample closet space. Out on the front terrace is a good sized swimming pool and a smaller pool for little ones or those who just like to sit and relax. Beside the pool is the large breakfast/ dinner area housed in a lovely conservatory again overlooking the town. We didn't eat dinner here but we did eat breakfast which was immense. Seriously you will not go away hungry. A selection of meats, cheeses, olives, salad vegetables, eggs, jams, honey with cream, chocolate spread, bread, Turkish sausage the list goes on. Turkish tea of course and water. An incredible two night stay and very convenient for visiting the tourist areas nearby but being able to retreat away to a little quiet area with the best views without the hustle and bustle of town. Would definitely return here again I seen a heartbeat. Thanks again to Ayla for her assistance and making us feel welcome. Hope to see you again.