Naz Han's location is great: walking distance from the St. John basilica, the citadel, the mosque, and the museum, and a short drive from Ephesus. It's also right in downtown Selcuk, easy walking distance to many restaurants. I can't say enought great things about the manager, Nazmi Karadayi. He went out of his way to help us. We had received... More

Naz Han is a unique place - small and homely, characterful, with a very friendly atmosphere. The hosts Cemil and Nazmi became personal friends and offered helpful advice about touring the area. This included organising free transport to Ephesus and to the nearby Virgin Mary's House, and Nazmi accompanied us to the Saturday bazaar, ensuring that we made the best... More

Naz Han is a delightful guest house arranged round a courtyard. The staff are very friendly and ready to help with trips to Ephesus and other sights. The breakfast is ample, fresh and good quality. There is some noise from rooms on the street, and plumbing in the showers is rather old. But for the price, the Naz Han is... More

We stayed in Naz Han fro 3 nights. We really like the place. The owner is a nice person and gave us the hint for the best restaurant of Kofte, we ever tried in Turkey! The place is very cosy, as the others here say here. but the position is quite unfortunate. Due to the continuous traffic in the up... More

Naz Han is a little gem, just few steps away from St. John's Basilica where he spent his last years of his long life and died. A place full of history. The courtyard and the little living room are so precious and cozy. Spotless rooms and, believe me, the best breakfast I've ever had not only in Turkey but in... More

The room we stayed in (rooftop room) was cozy and charming. The man that manages the hotel was very kind and helpful. We also liked that this hotel was away from the main pedestrian area, up the hill a bit. The price was a little higher than we would have liked, but we still enjoyed our stay very much. We... More

This tiny hotel is the 'Author's Choice' in the Lonely Planet. I'm not sure why. It's very traditional in a ramshackle kind of way and has plenty of charm, but it's not so charming that you feel you are staying somewhere special. Cimil, the owner, speaks great English (he studied in England for 5 years) and is helpful, but his... More