Sirince Kucuk Ciftlik Bungalow Evleri

Possibly my favorite hotel in the world. Remarkably unique and relaxing. We stayed in the pink house, which felt like a fairytale cottage. Making coffee in the communal kitchen and dinner are the terrace were memorable. One of the best breakfasts I’ve ever had. We came with three kids under 12; they loved it too especially the ping pong and playing with the cats. The service was outstanding from before we even arrived. We took the wrong route (completely our fault- the hotel is well signposted) and Ismet came to help us with the car. This is paradise.

Absolutely incredible experience, start to finish. As a gay couple traveling through Turkey, my husband and I were slightly worried about how we would be treated. However, the entire Nisanyan staff have been welcoming, friendly and perfectly nice to us. The value for money is out of this world, and the food at the restaurant is some of the best we have had in all of Turkey (and quite vegetarian friendly!). We cannot wait to return on our next trip back to Ephesus.

P.S. One thing to note - if you are driving up to the hotel, the last mile or two of the drive is up a really narrow road, with few guardrails, so it looks a bit scary if you're afraid of heights. It's not a problem for an experienced driver, but it took us a bit by surprise.

This was an exceptional experience for us. I stayed here with my partner and we both define our one day stay as the best part of our trip in Turkey so far.
The coherence Nişanyan created with its surroundings is a very impressive accomplishment. You can find yourself taking a journey through time and space and looking the world though other people's eyes.
It seems the village has already turned into a tourist shopping maze that you can see in many places in Turkey, but the hotel definitely offers a safe and quiet retreat, which is much appreciated.

A very quaint hotel on the top of hill with a magnificent view.
It is a family owned hotel. The decoration and the furniture are from the beginning of the 20 century with antiques and delicate painting on the walls.
It has a pool, a restaurant, and a flower workshop with a local painter.
We had my birthday dinner at the restaurant and it was delicious.
Breakfast is included and is terrific. A lot of plates on the table.
Make sure to read the email wyou will receive about how to get there because it could be tricky and stressful if you do not.

My aunt wrote this review back in 2015:
I stayed with my niece at this hotel which left us with wonderful unforgettable experiences.

The hotel is located on a hill-side overlooking the entire valley. The roof terrace in particular has fabulous views over the surrounding valleys on the one side and an excellent spot to watch the sunset on the other side. Nothing during our trip can go beyond sitting at armchair of this roof terrace to enjoy the sunset view while sipping the complimentary red wine from the host's vineyard.