First, the city. 30,000h, the city enjoy the atmosphere and "convivialité" of a small town but also have an openness to travellers with the proximity of Ephesus and other historical sites. (Priene, Miletos, Dydime, Pamukale, etc.) Eight kms away, is the beach at Pamucak. Selcuk make a great base camp to travel around and come back "home" at night, the... More

The hotel was clean with a nice breakfast in a cute courtyard. However, women should avoid the ride to Ephesus via the driver from the Nomadic Art Gallery offered by the hotel. The carpet salesman talks alot in the carpet shop before and after the trip to Ephesus. It makes for an exhausting day. He also gets too friendly and... More

We had a recent overnight stay in Selçuk which was organized through a local travel agent in Pamukkale. As it turned out our travel agent sent us to the wrong hotel which resulted in the wrong tour pick up location as well as no information for our outgoing bus the next day. In short the owners of the Tuncay Pension... More

A family run hostel with private rooms if needed. We used the dorm; a very reasonable 20 TL per person (good breakfast included) for decent sized beds in a very clean and pleasant dorm room. Good shower too with hot water and a laundry service, very welcome for a smelly pair of independent travellers who were starting to attract flies.... More

The staff were friendly and helpful; because we arrived quite early in the morning on our first day (i.e. many hours before check-in began), they stored our luggage for us and let us have use of a bathroom to change/wash up in. The pension is relatively small and very cozy feeling, but be forewarned that it has more of the... More

The rooms were simple and very clean. The shady courtyard and roof terrace with a view of the historic castle were great. The traditional Turkish breakfast was nice and the location can't be beat. It's only a few minutes walk to most sights and shopping. But, it's the hospitality that can't be beat. The hotel manager Junet escorted my friend,... More

I planned to stay for two nights, but Muslim, the staff was very friendly and helpful and gave useful advice that I needed not to spend more night in Selcuk in order to save time for my next destinations. I enjoyed so much the family like environment, the evening BBQ in the courtyard, where we shared foods and story telling... More

We visited Selcuk as part of our trip around Turkey and were in this area to visit Ephesus. Our room was clean and comfortable, breakfast in the courtyard was fantastic every day (the best we had our entire trip) and the staff friendly and helpful. Would highly recommend Tuncay to anyone visiting this region.

We stayed at Tuncay for one night and really enjoyed our time here. Arriving in Selcuk without a booking, we were encouraged to have a look at Tuncay when we met the owner at the bus station. Usually we'd avoid taking people up of their offers in this situation, but it was early in the season and he seemed genuine.... More