Less than one hour by hire car from Izmir airport, this is the perfect base for a visit to this ancient and fascinating area. Located in a relatively quiet village, the hotel provides a real haven after a hard day visiting Ephesus,Miletus,Didyma and the other remarkable landmarks in this unmissable area. Very comfortable rooms, a shaded and cool small garden... More

As many others have said, Muses House is the perfect spot for a tranquil countryside stay, yet accessible to all the places to visit in the area. Kusadasi gets over-run with tourists, and much of the lodging is standard western-style hotels (many showing the wear of heavy vacation use). Muses House, tucked into a very small village, is like staying... More

Here is a haven in the lush Turkish countryside where we could take our ease after enduring the hurly-burly of stone-strewn Ephesus and tourist-infested Kusadasi, in a spacious book-lined lounge or on a shady courtyard of quiet, interrupted only by the periodic cry from the neighbouring minaret calling the faithful to pray. Majordomo Gürkan kept the place spic and span,... More

The Muses House Boutique Hotel was one of the highlights of our trip to Turkey. This is a relatively small place - which is to our liking. I think there are a total of five guest rooms, all of which are sensitively designed, warm, and appealing. The common room features a beautiful piano and has books galore; whatever interest a... More

This is a wonderful hotel, very small and very friendly. Maggie and Nick are wonderful hosts and fantastic cooks, and the hotel itself is both stylish and cosy. The rooms are airy and well-appointed. The swimming pool is a little gem. The village is tiny - a world away from the coast - but also has an excellent and very... More

Nick and Maggie could not have been kinder and could not have taken a more personal interest in our comfort and well being. Maggie is a real expert and shares her knowledge and enthusiasm without a trace of didacticism; she directed us to all the best and most intriguing places to visit and to eat. The hotel was a haven... More

We were a bit hesitant upon approach to the hotel in a tiny rural village (using Maggie's excellent driving instructions) but needn't have been. Once inside the front gate we entered an oasis of charm and flair. Maggie was a font of information and prepared us each night for our day ahead with hand drawn maps, personal history and archeology... More

We enjoyed the rural Turkish village and NIck and Maggie's hospitality. Our room was spacious with luxury bed linen and a wonderful large bath to relax in. We had a wonderful evening when we joined 2 American couples for dinner in the courtyard. Although pricey, we can recommend Muses House for its tranquility and ambience. I especially loved the lounge... More

Very confortable, a precious garden hidden in a little true village of turkish farmer. We enjoyed it . There are two very good tavernas around with genuine food. The connection to Kusadasi or to the archeological sites nearby like Efesus and Miletus are good , both public buses or taxis ( not expensive) .There is also a natural Park at... More