We stayed in the quadruple room which had a small roof garden where there is a beautiful clear view of the Ayasuluk Castle and the Selcuk town. The room was of a good size for my wife and I with our teenage sons. The beds were comfortable. The hotel is on a hill which is a rather steep climb if walking from town, but this also is what gives it good views. The walk to town takes about 10 minutes. There was a swimming pool about 15m in length which was nice to have except that the weather was too cold to swim. Breakfast was the traditional turkish breakfast with little dishes of olives, jams, honey served with vegetable, eggs and bread. It was nice. The staff, even though not all of them spoke English, were friendly and helpful. We had a rented car and they had a little carpark. It was slightly tight to park and kind of on a cliff edge. The Saturday market in Selcuk was very interesting with all sorts of produce on sale.

The hotel staff picked us up from the train station, and throughout our stay gave us multiple lifts to and from hotel. During my stay in Selcuk, my debit card got stuck in the ATM, and the hotel staff was incredibly helpful throughout, helping me to deal with that issue. No problems to extend the room for another night. Great views of the city and the castle from the balcony.

The location is not so great, pretty far from the city center and train station, but on the up side - hotel staff offered to pick us from the train station and hotel for free. The breakfast wasn't much varied - just a cold plate of cheese and veggies, bread and eggs prepared in a way of choice.

People were extremely nice and helpful in everyway possible. Breakfast was outstanding. The view is extraordinary with clear view of mountains, selcuk castle and some ruins near the castle, even better in reality than the posted pictures. You can enjoy your dinner with a perfect sunset and the view of the castle, you would almost not need to visit the castle since you see so clearly. The rooms were very clean and safe. I would definitelt stay here again if I go to Selcuk again. But I cannot stress enough that how nice the people were was one of the best part of the stay.

The place is actually a little outside of Selcuk and you need to drive through not-so-great roads and climb the hill. I would say it was managable and worth the slight discomfort since you have to drive those roads to get that amazing view from high ground. But make sure that you have a car with good engine, which can carry you up the hill.

We truly enjoyed everything in this hotel. The property is beautiful with flowers and grape vines over the breakfast area. We booked 3 rooms. Each of them were spacious and clean with air conditioning. Much needed air conditioning as it was 100° F daily. The pool was refreshing and very clean. Breakfast was delicious every day. Anything we asked for was given to us with a genuine smile. The property has a great view of the valley below, St. John's Basilica and you can see The Ephesus as well. Staff was kind and helpful, gave us rides down to the local town. Suggested places to eat, that were delicious and helped us order food to bring in. One day during our stay I became very sick from too much sun. The owner came to me to see if he could get me anything or help me. Both him and Denise were great. I've had the opportunity to explore Tűrkiye twice. Staying in many hotels. By far Villa Dreams is my favorite. If my life brings me there again I would book this hotel again.

The only thing I didn't like was the tours booked through their travel partner had to be paid in cash.

clean, nice, stylish. The personnel really tries to make the clients feel welcomed.

Minor issue: the breakfast was quite poor: an egg, few tomato and cucumber pieces, olives, small portions of cheese, salad leaf and jam with very little butter. Single type of juice, coffee or milk. I would have preffered a buffet to choose. But the owner does ask you every time if you need anything more, so I guess one can ask for more.. The Villa is on a hill and the road to reach it goes thru some narrow uphill streets in a not so shinny neighborhood. But dont worry, it's safe to go there.

An oasis in an inaccesible part of town. The pool was fantastic; clean and deep enough and large enough to swim in. Breakfast too was very good, fresh, plentiful and varied. Okyay was pleasant and helpful with good recommendations and the loan of beach chairs.

The room at the top with a tiny balcony and wobbly chairs did have a view but so distant as not to be worth the drawbacks of the room. Other rooms which were empty were better. Parking was made possible by staff moving cars around but nothing could be done to improve the road to the villa! No where to eat near by.

I had a wonderful experience at Villa Dreams. The hosts were so wonderful and helpful during my stay - not only were they helpful for the normal types of hotel requests, they went above and beyond to help me with unique requests I needed for my trip in Turkey. In terms of the hotel, it was perfectly clean, super well maintained, and the BEST part was the view. Oh my gosh, this was the most perfect balcony I've had in Turkey. The location is a little bit outside the town center of Selcuk, but the fact it sits up a hill is why the views are so gorgeous. I had a rental car during my stay, and after finding the hotel the first time - it was simple enough to go back in and out of the town for meals. It was also close enough to Ephesus, and the hotel set me up with a tour that exceeded my expectations (since I was planning to do it myself), but honestly, it's so much better to have less hassle with the heat in the summer.

The breakfast was very nice and fresh. Fresh fruit and coffee as well as eggs made in a few different ways based on your choice. The view was nice from the hotel of the town and the castle. Could catch the sunset for nice views. Our hosts were very helpful, hospitable and pleasant. Gave us good tips of places to eat like old house restaurant. Another good place is alsancak pide place in town. Room was pretty spacious and the outdoor terrace was a nice bonus. Sad not warm enough to use the pool but that would have been a nice extra.

The memory foam pillow was a little too hard. Also the toilet seat cover would not stay up which was frustrating.

First of all very warm and friendly welcome from the owners - they go above and beyond to make your stay a great experience The traditional Turkish breakfast served indoor or outdoor at guest’s choice - healthy and tasty The magical view from the rooms over the castle and Aegean Sea

Nothing I didn’t like but good to know it is not really practical to walk into town (but owners are kind enough to shuttle you there if they are available) ; rooms are super clean but not all of them have been recently renovated starts - again it’s part of the charm of the hotel

Everything about our stay here was fantastic. Staff were extremely helpful and friendly, even offering to get us from the train station. They answered our questions and helped us a lot with our travel plans like getting the bus. The hotel itself was super charming and clean, we loved it a lot. Perfect for couples.

Our bathroom had a strange smell sometimes but bathrooms do sometimes!