This is great place to stay if you are looking for traditional hospitality and a charming house in a pretty village. It is off the main street - so it is away from the increasingly commercialisation of Sirince. We were there 10 years ago - there was no 'bazaar' and no bus trips - just some shops selling wine and... More

It was a completely different and fulfilling experience to stay in the villa. It was different from everything i have ever been to. If you're looking for 5star, flat-tv, jakuze comfort, you may have slight problem but if you want something different which you will remember for the rest of your life, the villa is for you.

We felt we were in our own private villa. This previous Greek manor house is a wonderful alternative to staying Selcuk while touring Ephesus. Set in the hillside behind the restaurant Dimitros in the village of Sirince, you are transported back in time. Breakfast is provided on the upstairs terrace overlooking the village with eggs, meats, toast and a selection... More

I do understand previous reviewers comments about the charm of this place, the terrace breakfast, the entry, the period rooms etc. My problem - I do not believe they have executed this very well. We found the place somewhat shabby, with vegetation overgrown and not well tended. The room small and dark with scratchy sheets with patches and seams. Functional... More

My husband and I had a very nice stay at Hotel Sirince Evleri. The owner Ahmet was very kind to us. We had time to chat with him and get an interesting perspective on the town and the region. He is very knowledgable about local history and tourism. The room was comfortable and the breakfasts were delicious. The terrace is... More

Sirince is a stunning village, close to Selcuk and Ephesus, but with its own special character. It is very Turkish, but was originally Greek and the hotel is in a a pair of old Greek houses, with some wonderful views and rooms of great character. The hospitality is also special. Finding it is a bit of challenge.

The rooms are cozy and the location is right in the heart of the old town. Our neighbors were ancient houses, three geese, several chickens and a burro. All of which gave us a good laugh and a good story to tell. Close to local restaurants and an excellent wine shop. Beautiful views from the rooms upstairs. There is a... More

Pleasant friendly atmosphere, delicious breakfasts, unforgettable experience for those who prefer ecotourism We wish to come there again

The hotel is charming and in many ways, so is Sirence. The owner of the hotel is quite articulate in various languages (English for us). The views are wonderful. The hotel is in a 150 year old house with a steep staircase, ducks and chickens in the courtyard, charming statues and objects put together. But—and it’s a big but—the hotel... More