It is a gem, peaceful and beautiful. It is located in the beautiful Turkish countryside which I would call the “Turkish Tuscany.” The pool was gorgeous and relaxing and there were many spaces around the property to relax. All of the staff were very friendly and helpful. The breakfast (included) was definitely a highlight of our stay. It included a mix of hot and cold traditional Turkish breakfast items. We also ate dinner there which was affordable, fresh, and delicious.

Nothing not to like

This property was the best of our 12 day stay. A secluded location with a big common space that was literally all to ourselves. The staff cum owner was amazing and responded to all our needs. His is a family run business with his nephew and niece helping him out. The breakfast is a la carte, limited but enough and also very good. The rooms were also pretty neat and good.

No amenities like gym, steam and sauna, but still you won’t need them as this should be your relaxing point.

A phenomenal and tranquil place to unwind after a day of sightseeing- it was the perfect location to complement Ephesus’ visit. the staff is very nice and accommodating, going above and beyond to ensure you’re at ease and catered for. the rooms are spacious and very clean, all different from each other and with a lot of personality. I cannot recommend this place enough!

everything was great!

The staff could not have been more helpful , and the chef came up with three different delicious dinners not to mention the breakfasts . Very clean and good value for money .

The room Gece is a little small for three people

Beautiful property. Excellent welcome. Fantastic food. Really nice stay

Nothing. I thought it was great

The guest house is placed in the village. It is quite and distant place.

It will be hard to travel without car.

Beautiful structure, but rooms don't have proper curtains. You need eye masks.

Excellent service from all staff. Great food in the restaurant and breakfast.

Nothing

Beautiful place with best stuff. Very delicious breakfast

Breakfast.

Booking.com said that the place was about 10-15 minutes away, but it took over an hour to get there on narrow, hilly, curvy roads (that we had to share with a few fast-moving cement trucks!) in the pitch-dark night. It felt like we were in a horror story trying to get there. Then Google Maps took us to the wrong gate (their back door) so we had to wait for some stranger to find us and go to the correct gate. We were on a claustrophobic one-lane, nothing but tall walls on the sides of the "street" - more like a very narrow alley. (It sounded like this was a common occurrence - which they can fix!) Once there, two women had small dogs that would not stop barking. They did not discourage the dogs from barking, in fact, seemed to enjoy the non-stop barking outside our room. The breakfast was good, but two eggs were served when only I was at breakfast, so I ate both. About 45 minutes later my friend arrived and asked for an egg, and we were charged extra for it. Very minor but aggravating after the dogs the night before. I suppose if we did not have to endure the barking dogs in the courtyard for so long, everything else would have been manageable and not pushed me over the mental cliff of despair.