Located on the main Ataturk Road, right opposite the port and next to the bazaars-- this hotel is quite a find. The building is more than 300 years old and the old doors bear testimony to that. At the reception, you'll find pictures of famous people who've visited the hotel-- Jimmy Carter being one of them. We lived here for... More

We really loved the hotel, it was an interesting and picturesque place to stay right in the heart of Kusadasi. We were using it as a base to visit Ephesus. The town is basically lots of tourist shops and restaurants for the cruise ships. The room was very clean and comfortable- not huge but big enough. The staff were very... More

I stayed at the hotel Kervansaray with my boyfriend for 3 nights at the beginning of October. We booked through a travel agent as we got a slightly better rate than we would if we booked directly through the hotel website. We found the hotel pretty easily as we had looked it up on Google Maps prior to travelling, so... More

We arrived early morning to Club Kervansaray after a long night's bus ride from Istanbul, and right away the hotel manager was available to help us with luggage and arranging trips to Ephesus and Pamukkale. Unfortunately, I did not get his name, but he was a very kind man who was always available to help us get the travel services... More

Our stay at the Club Kervansaray was arranged by a Turkish travel agent so I did not know what to expect. As we were driven into Kusadasi, I realized we could have stayed in a hotel with a view of the sea. But the Club Kervansaray is a unique look into Kusadasi's past as a stop along the Silk Road.... More

We were recommended to this hotel by a travel agent on Samos where we went as our enquiries to another Kusadasi hotel that we were planning to go where not being responded promptly. We wanted a place for three nights in a central location with good amenities to use as a base to explore the area, including a visit to... More

We escaped Hotel Rosy at Ladies Beach and were very pleased with the change to Club Caravanserai and for only about 20 lira more per night. Rooms weren't huge but nicely furnished and equipped and bathrooms were quite modern and a big step up from the drenched-room-after-cold-shower experiences of previous hotel. We found the staff very pleasant and accommodating. We... More

We stayed at the Hotel Kervansaray (or Caravanserai) for 2 nights during our Turkey/Greece vacation. Our agent had first recommended an older hotel on the coast, but I wanted something with more local atmosphere. The building itself is very interesting. However, be forewarned that what makes it interesting (the open courtyard and old stone structure) also contribute to some of... More

We booked this hotel for one night only at the end of our Turkey/Greece trip and at the time, just needed somewhere to sleep which was clean before heading home. We didn't have anything pre-booked and just wandered in off the street after looking at one of the other supposedly more modern hotels down the road (which incidently was grotty,... More