Nur Pension

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Nur means light, we aim to be the light in your travels in Turkey. Come and join us here in Selcuk and experience our friendly Turkish /Australian hospitality. Our family run pension offers comfortable accommodation for guests from all around the world.We specialise in providing a peaceful, relaxed atmosphere. We want you to feel you are at your home away from home. Let us give you a happy, restful and trouble-free stay at Nur.

Large, well equipped rooms with private bathroom, linen and air conditioning await you...
We have an abundance of facilities within the pension such as free internet access and wi fi connection, book exchange, travel library, laundry service, satellite TV and courtyard . A scrumptious traditional Turkish breakfast is included in room prices for all guests except for dormitory rooms.
You can use our kitchen to prepare meals or store food and drinks.
We welcome families with children.
We offer a free pick up service from the bus and train station, just go to the Pamukkale ticket office in the bus station and they will call us to collect you.. We can also collect guests from Kusadasi (Greece) harbour for a small fee.
We are within walking distance of many of Selçuk's historical sights.
After a busy day's sightseeing we have a fantastic courtyard for you to relax in.

Our friendly and fun-loving staff, Ali, Tom and new partner, Adrienne from Australia, are always willing to assist you to ensure that your stay in Selçuk is as enjoyable as possible.
Ali has a lifetime of knowledge covering all of Turkey and can assist you with your travel plans if needed. Adrienne is a nurse by profession and is very well travelled. She manages internet and phone bookings for non Turkish speaking guests.

We speak Turkish, English, French and a smattering of many other languages.
If peace and quiet in a very relaxed atmosphere at reasonable rates is what you are looking for then put Nur Pension at the top of your list for Accommodation in Selcuk
Selcuk is a quiet peaceful town under the Roman Aqueducts, famous for its regional cuisine among the Turks themselves. There is no shortage of sights and attractions within a small radius of Selcuk.
Visit historic Ephesus , the house of Mary the mother of Jesus, the Basillica and church of St John the apostle, the musuem and Artemis temple. Sirince ,a famously well preserved Greek village is a short dolmus ride away and the beaches of Pamujac, the 2nd biggest beach in turkey and Yonca Koy are within easy reach for a dip in the Aegean Sea. The Isa Bey Camii or mosque built in the 14th century represents the change from Selcuk to the Ottaman style and is well worth a look.
The saturday market is the biggest in the region where you can pick up turkish treaures at bargain prices.
Selcuk has an olympic size swimming pool also, and of course a typical hammam.
A great place to stay and experience Turkeys famous historical treasures