This is a low cost budget hotel. If you are not after comfort, then this might be a choice. Having stayed there once, next time, I'd rather pay an additional 20 Euro for a much better hotel. This place is essentially a hostel. The bathrooms don't have shower doors. After each shower, it became wet and slippery everywhere. The rooms... More

I stayed as a solo traveller at the Rilican Hotel in May 2012. I was travelling on a shoestring budget and decided to stay at the Rilican because it was nearly the same price as hostels but offered a private bathroom + breakfast. The location is very convenient, the view from the terrace where you have breakfast is amazing. The... More

We stayed for 3 nights. Room was small,no fridge or coffee and tea facilities.This is a low cost budget hotel.Breakfast was terrible. The only thing going for this hotel is the view of the castle and town of Secuk. Only a short walk to the town.We would not stay here again.

We spent 2 nights at the Rilican to view Ephesus. We booked the Rilican based on Tripadvisor ratings and we think those ratings are misleading. If you are looking for a low cost place and comfort is not important then consider the Rilican. It was well below the level of all of our other accommodation in Turkey. But it was... More

Stayed 8-9Oct12. We booked this hotel based on tripadvisor ranking. This was further down the list but the rates were the best value. Pros : 1. Free parking for those driving. 2. Not in town centre. Hotels in town don't have parking. You have to park offsite and the parking site was always full. 3. Clean. Basic amenities available -... More

Just got back from a weeks vacation in Selcuk Turkey and I stayed at the hotel Rilican. The positive reviews I read ahead of time were spot on. The gentleman that runs the place is just such a wonderful man and so very nice. The rooms are spotlessly clean. The beds are comfortable with nice firm mattresses. The pillows could... More

Simple rooms, strong wifi, parking, good breakfast and an amazing view of Selcuk. Owner is totally friendly and is always willing to brew more coffee for undercaffeinated guests at breakfast! Great value for the price. Absolutely recommend.

This little gym is a great stay. No fancy rooms or extravagant breakfast but great service and friendly people! We arrived late (midnight) one night after getting the free AtlasJet bus up from Izmir and was dropped off in the middle of the town. Called the owner of Rilican and he drove down and picked us up and brought us... More

Really calm, peaceful hotel with quiet courtyard and fountain, on a hill overlooking Selcuk. Pros: The owner is a warm, happy man who really makes you feel at home, and makes nice spiced eggs for breakfast in addition to the regular Turkish breakfast. Great views of sunset over St johns Basilica from the rooftop eating area. Clean, comfortable, budget price.... More