We stayed her as part of a touring holiday in the Cappadocia area. Finding the hotel by car is not the eaiest of tasks as it is tucked away on a little side street. There is no parking immediately outside the hotel, but there is a car park almost immediately opposite, and the hotel will arrange parking for you. When we told the car park attendant we were staying at the Selcuk he gave us free parking - I assume they have some kind of arrangement.

Although we thought we had booked in advance, the receptionist claimed to have no record of our booking. When we showed them the e-mail from themselves making an offer of rooms and our reply accepting the offer, they claimed that although they had received our reply they had not accepted it. Having said that they had plenty of rooms available, and honoured the price given in the e-mail. In general the hotel staff were pleasant and responded to our requests.

The rooms were spacious, clean, comfortable and well furnished.

Breakfast was excellent - a buffet with a wide selection and freshly cooked omelettes.

For us a major benefit of the hotel was the ability to walk to the principal sights of Konya. We didn't eat in the hotel restaurant, but found a couple of good restaurants within easy walking distance.

Overall the hotel was exactly what we wanted and made a good base for visiting Konya and the surrounding area.

Of course I am joking becouse there is a choise, but if you are a tourist and want visit Mevlana Museum and see Dervish Dance in the evening and stay not so far from those attractions Selcuk Hotel is the best choice. 1,5 km. This hotel is 4 star but I felt like in 3,5. Almost everything was OK, But this "almost" make a differece.
I would recomend a lokanta (restaurant) where is very tasty turkish food. Going from Selcuk hotel to Mevlana Museum in the half of that distance on the right, staing on the corner of streets is Sisa (i don't remember well this name). Fantastic place and very good food.
If you want to see Dervish Dance ensure yourself which days they play. In August shows are in the garden of Mevlana Museum only on Wensday and Thursday. Actually this is not a dance. It is a ceremonial consist of musicians, eulogists and actors playing roles of monks. Worth to see.

If you're a non-smoker this hotel is not for you. It seems all the rooms in the hotel are smoking - I stayed as part of a small group tour (all non-smokers) and everyone had the same complaint about their rooms, the smell of cigarette smoke. The smell in the bedroom was just about bearable overnight with the window open as wide as it would go. There was no window in the bathroom, however, so any time in there was unpleasant.

There were a couple of other problems: (1) my room was dirty, e.g., there were black spots on the wall in the bathroom, (2) none of the safe boxes in the rooms work. Everyone on my tour said the same thing about the safe boxes and one person even called reception and the unhelpful person confirmed that they don't work.

The hotel wasn't all bad though, the bed was very comfortable, its located close to the main tourist attractions, and there are a couple of computers in the lobby you can use to access the internet.

This is a center town hotel without glamour. A real no surprise hotel well located. Lot of Turkish families with kids.