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"Review on Expedia. Highly recommend it"

"This boutique hotel is so cozy. Despite its rustic interior feel, it was the best shower I’ve had in my week of visiting Türkiye! The people were wonderful: friendly and helpful. "

"Sirince Village was a delight, and our Terrace House was a highlight of our trip. Traditional decor, space, views, and comfort are outstanding. Modern bathrooms, wonderful fireplaces, and cleanliness made the Grapevine house feel luxurious. Our hosts welcomed us cordially, guided the drive through the village, and made good recommendations. We ate our first dinner at the property,- of all the great restaurants we enjoyed in Turkey, this cook made the best meze, esp the "fresh beans" and "hot greens" (purslane). Our second meal in the Sedir restaurant had the best meat with vegetables baked in an earthenware dish. The village is full of vendors but still a working village surrounded by olive groves.We found an authentic leather goods shop and a vine cellar with an interesting selection. It is highly recommended as a stop on an Ephesus visit."

"This hotel showed lots of promise when we arrived at the front desk to check in. Great location in the small town of Şirince within walking distance of just about everything. Quiet room and nice gardens surrounding the property. There was a rooftop terrace with very comfortable patio furniture and a nice view of the surrounding valley. The included buffet breakfast was pretty basic, but adequate. We liked the two cats hanging around the dining room. What I didn't like was the room (the Rosa Gallacia) one of the Stone Rooms, which was cave-like with one relatively small window. Poor wi-fi, too. But, the real downer was the sewer gas leaking into room and the effort to cover it up with "essential oils" and aromatherapy sticks. The bathroom had only one working light bulb. Apparently, the room at one time had a ceiling fan, but that had been removed, but the hub had not. I did not see the any of the Mansion or Gulistan rooms, so I cannot comment on them. I would not, however, stay again in the Stone rooms."