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Reviews of Homeros Pension
Enjoyed our 2 night stay, lovely cosy hostel in great location with very friendly owners. Free transfers from ephuses and good wifi connection. Delici...
danielmorrisnz5041, New Zealand, stayed on 15th Nov 09
About Homeros Pension
Homeros Pension is run by Dervis and his family.
Since 1991, Homeros has been a popular place with travellers. It is located in the old (and quiet!) part of Selcuk town with a splendid 360' view from the rooftop terrace.
From the rooftop terrace, you can see all the sights and plan how you will visit them all: St John's Basilica (100m walk), Isa Bey Mosque (200m walk), Artemis Temple -one of the 7 Wonders of the Ancient World (300m walk), the Museum (150m) and Ephesus (3km).
Come to Homeros for the location; you will stay for the delightful Turkish family experience. Then you will find it hard to leave Selcuk and the Homeros.
Rates include a great breakfast to start the day, and a glass of red wine to watch the sunset and prepare for dinner. Dinner is optional (cooked by Momma).
The clean and comfortable rooms are indivudually decorated with local antiques, most have en-suite bathroom and aircon.
Homeros provides free transport to Ephesus, bicycle use and Internet (wireless). Your host is Dervis, assisted by his mother (Momma) and his cheerful sister Oya.
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Check the Lonely Planet, The Rough Guide and other guide books for very positive reviews of the Homeros Pension