Lovely hotel with a cute pool next door. Good walking distance to the museum, Artemis, the ruined church. The rooms were nice, though the towels could do with replacing. The down side was that we left some clothes to be washed and some of my stuff came back discolored which was a huge shame. For that reason, I would strongly... More

This hovel should be shut down. Filthy grey bed linen and towels, single sheet only, topped by torn cotton blanket, in a room with broken furniture and rock hard beds greets the unsuspecting guest. If you are unlucky enough to get a room below the rooftop restaurant you will hear every chair scrape and every belch from the undiscriminating diners... More

i recently spent 2 weeks traveling through the west coast of turkey with my mom- instanbul to selcuk. my mother and i travel well together and typically we search out small hotels, or small bed and breakfasts. we came upon the akay hotel by chance, from the Lonely Planet book on Turkey. What a find! Rhia will do what ever... More

Ria and Etam were very helpful in organising my travel to Ephesus, Pamucak beach and other places I wanted to visit, often at no charge or just cost of petrol. They are gentle and kind and worth getting to know. When you travel solo you may sometimes want company, and for that the breakfast terrace is great. Lovely views and... More

This great little hotel is tuck away in a small village street but only minutes from the mosque, St John's basilica and town. Fabulous breakfast buffet on a rooftop terrace with great views. And the clean, fresh pool was heaven sent. Staff have excellent English too. More

The hotel owners/staff arranged absolutely everything for us, including bus tickets for our onward journey and, believe it or not, the return of my e-book reader when I left it on the bus from Selcuk to Ortaca. The hotel itself is a comfortable family-run B&B type arrangement, basic, but with a lot of nice extras, eg a pool, cheap laundry... More

I have stayed at this hotel 3 times over three years and love all the things the hotel offers. Friendly owners and staff, nice and clean comfortable rooms with great airconditioning, a pool, a rooftop terrace and fantastic dinner overlooking nearby fields of Selcuk. I will always recommend staying here for those looking for mid-range hotel. Owners are happy to... More

Make sure you do ask for a room at the pool, otherwise you will get a room hostel like, nevertheless the people who run the place are very friendly. As mentioned before there is a lack at bed sheets, there was only a thin blanket available, towels not at the best of conditions (clean though). I had clean blankets but... More

On arriving at the Akay Hotel we were greeted warmyl by Ria at the front desk. Her friendliness and helfulness continued for the entire duration of our stay in this nicely appointed hotel. The pool was really welcome at the end of the days of sightseeing as the weather in July is very hot. In the morning there was a... More