Ayasoluk Hotel & Restaurant

The hotel is in a peaceful location away from the hustle and bustle, yet within walking distance to both the museum and the Temple of Artemis. The North Gate of the ancient city of Ephesus is about 3-4 km away by car. If you are driving, you can park on the street right in front of the hotel, but spaces fill up fast, so it's best to park early, otherwise you might need to look for another spot. The room has great natural light and is overall very nice. The breakfast is excellent, especially the roasted vegetables.

The breakfast restaurant has a great view and it's a fantastic spot to watch the sunset.

We stayed for one night while passing through, but ended up regretting not considering this place for a longer stopover. The rooms are great, very atmospheric, in an oriental style. Everything you need is there, it's clean, and the breakfast is excellent. The staff are very friendly. There's also a restaurant on site where you can eat delicious food with a beautiful view. We definitely plan to return for a longer stay, as there's really a lot to see and do in the city and surrounding area!

The room isn't big, but it's very cozy, with a bay window that was even made into a bed, and the kids all vied to sleep there. The breakfast selection isn't huge but it's exquisite, and most of it is quite tasty. I recommend the roasted vegetables. You can also order fried eggs separately. There's a small pool, which is a bit chilly this season, but you can still enjoy a swim around noon. The courtyard is tastefully decorated, and the big dog and little cat are adorable – perfect for petting!

The hotel's location is excellent, right in the town center, just a few minutes' walk to several nearby attractions. The room was clean, though not very large. We had dinner at the hotel, and the food was delicious; we ordered three dishes for two people and were completely stuffed. The owner was very enthusiastic, providing us with tips on how to explore the surroundings and even helped us arrange a taxi to the south gate of the Ephesus ruins. The fried vegetables and fruits at breakfast were also delicious.

First off, I want to praise the service; everyone at the hotel was incredibly warm, helpful, and provided excellent emotional value! The hotel's location is also quite good, just a three-minute walk from the museum, and about 10-15 minutes on foot to the temple and castle. The downsides are that the room was very small and the facilities were just average.

Ayasoluk Hotel & Restaurant in Ephesus was a fantastic B&B. The environment and room facilities far exceeded our expectations. The dinner on the terrace was particularly charming and stylish. The owner was also very nice, helping us switch to the most satisfying room. It's definitely worth another visit.

Our hotel was incredibly charming, clean, brand new, and well-maintained. Having a pool allowed us to stay cool in our free time. The staff at the reception were very helpful with everything. The restaurant's food was also delicious.