Lovely place to stay, stunning views, away from the noise of the center of town but a short (but steep) walk in so the perfect location. What made our stay was Ibrahim. What can we say about this guy that hasn't already been said in other reviews? He was so generous, kind and considerate. What ever he chooses to do with his life, we are sure he will succeed. And big thanks for when my wife slipped and fell, breaking her wrist on the last night (we are competitive people and always had a little race up the hill to the hotel). He dropped everything to take us to the hospital, then later on, picked us up and swung by the chemist for us to buy a sling. Ibrahim you sir are a gent!

Only thing that was annoying was the electrics in our room made a noise which I at times found made sleeping tricky. Removing the keycard from the slot turned them off. This was the only thing that let our stay down.

Fab small hotel with exceptional staff. Lovely spacious room with small balcony overlooking Selçuk and the old fort. The layout of the hotel is homely and has a lovely small pool with seating around it. Everything is kept very clean. The breakfast was delightful, fresh and healthy, we looked forward to it every morning. With the amazing views does come a hill. You are 15 mins walk up a steep hill, but the staff are able to collect and drop off at the train station at the edge of the town, this made life very comfortable and easy. Ibrihim and the owner (sorry can't remember his name) were full of local information and suggestions. They made our activities very easy to plan and saved us a lot of money with their suggestions. Ibrahim and the two ladies took such great care of us all, we would love to return. Highly recommend this property.

Our four night stay at Villa Dreams was a very relaxing and comfortable experience. A lovely pool, beautiful view from our room with balcony, an excellent breakfast on the gorgeous terrace and very friendly staff. We could easily walk downhill into town for our evening meal and Ibrahim picked us up afterwards to save us walking back up, a much appreciated service! The drive to Ephesus was ten minutes and a twenty minute walk to the archeological museum in Selcuk. We loved this hotel!

The drive up the narrow bumpy roads to Villa Dreams is, at first, complicated but once you know the route it is easy. It is essential to check the route with the hotel before you arrive! The parking area is very small at the hotel and the road is narrow, not recommended for the inexperienced drivers but we managed without too much stress!

The staff were great. Everyone was very accommodating and went out of the way to make our stay pleasant. We arrived late and the owner still booked us a tour the next morning. The views were amazing and the property was well kept. The breakfast was simple but filling. For the price it was definitely worth it.

As most reviews state, the road leading to the hotel could be in better shape. The hill is steep but not a big deal unless you have to back down due to oncoming traffic.The shower needs a major update as well as the beds. New beds and linen including pillows would be a big help. Breakfast needs a protein. All veggies and bread.

A Peaceful Gem in Selçuk Villa Dreams exceeded all expectations. Nestled in a quiet spot with stunning views over Selçuk, it's the perfect place to unwind while staying close to major attractions like Ephesus and the Temple of Artemis. The rooms are spotless and cozy, with thoughtful touches throughout. The staff made us feel incredibly welcome and were always happy to assist with recommendations or transport. Breakfasts were a daily highlight—fresh, tasty, and served with an unforgettable view. The pool was a great bonus for relaxing after a day of sightseeing. Highly recommended for anyone looking for comfort, hospitality, and beautiful surroundings. We’d return in a heartbeat!

Everything about the property was incredible. The staff were all extremely friendly and helpful, we saw them go above and beyond many times. The rooms were clean and the upper floors all have private patios to enjoy the views of the city. The pool area was perfect during the hot afternoons and the patio was great for hanging out in the evening.

As nice as the view is it does mean that it’s a bit of a steep walk to and from the restaurants in town. Highly recommend ordering take out so you can enjoy the view from the villa, although it is only a 10-15min walk.

It's a little hotel located uphill in the city of Selcuk, with improbable parking and a fantastic everything else. Breakfast was served on a terrace. Fresh salad, proper cheese, deeply enjoyable jams and honey served with fresh bread: the quintessential Turkish breakfast, done exactly as it should be. The room was spacious and comfortable, and we were very surprised to find a proper temperature in it despite we were the sole guests of the hotel (the beauty of going off-season I suppose). Our hosts were incredibly kind and helpful, and we're looking forward to returning in the future.

Coffee. Terrible. I'm so sorry to say this because everything else was absolutely perfect, but oh boy, that coffee from the buffet, it was one of the worst had in 30 years of travelling through Turkey. (when we asked for Turkish coffee, tho, that was a different kettle of fish, and was way better)

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.