Hotel is spread over three houses in the village. We stayed in the main place at the top of the hill in a top floor, ensuite double room. The business seems to trade on old world charm which it does have. Having said that, the accommodation, facilities and level of comfort are way below standard for this price range -... More

It was like something out of a Mediterranean Romantic Comedy. Set up in the moutains above Selcuk, we accidentally stayed here knowing nothing about Sirince and only looking for a hotel near Ephesus. From the minute we arrived people were amazingly helpful and friendly. The food at breakfast was delicious and all-you-could-eat as we sat in the tower room overlooking... More

Ok, we had the best room of the hotel, with a great view of Siringe... And it was really a good room! Big, warm, beatiful, huge bathroom, comfortable bed, lots of hot water... But you may have in mind that the hotel is composed by 3 buildings, and our room was 2 or 3 blocks away from the main part... More

Based on recommendations, we decided to make Sirince our home when in the Ephesus area. The town was supposed to be picturesque and the Kirkinca Hotel (actually three different houses spread around the town) to be a charming boutique place. But Sirince is incredibly commercial and touristy--kind of like the Grand Bazaar but here everybody is hawking sweet wine. Maybe... More

we had been told by our wonderful travel agent that we were getting a beautiful suite with 2 beds, justifying the 150 Euros charge for 1 night - instead we got 1 room with 1 large bed and a small fold-up bed in the corner - not a suite by any stretch of the imagination! we thought perhaps there had... More

Stayed there with my girlfriend in Asmali Oda of Erdem House. The room was nice and simple. The staff were friendly and the breakfast was nice. The room has a few small and ignorable problems, which I would like to note for the hotel owners to find solutions. For many people these may not be a problem at all a.... More

We stayed for three nights in the Plum room, which is in the Erdem house rather than the main house. The room was supposedly 300 years old and was very unusual in terms of its decor. It was pretty basic for the price, but I guess the rate is all about location and period charm (?) . You have to... More

The hotel is marketed as a "boutique hotel" but it doesn't live up to the glossy brochure or website. Our welcome was less than warm. The first room we were allocated was not in the main house but down the lane. From the looks of things we were the only guests in this house. The room was dusty and there... More

Sirence is a cute village just 30 minutes outside Kusadasi. There are a alot of tour companies which offer day trips, but the place empties out around sunset and does feel quaint, albeit a little "Disneyland-esque". It is very quiet and we chose to stay there for its proximity to Ephesus ruins. We weren't expecting 5*, but for £100 a... More