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2 adults, 1 room

Hotel Kalehan

Ataturk Cad. No. 98See map

AED 355.80per night

This is the cheapest price in 30 days, based on the rates on 23 Oct

Top reasons for booking
Great view
Most user reviews comment positively on the view from their room
Popular facilities
Bar
Coffee shop
Restaurant
Free WiFi
Fitness center (additional charge)
24-hour front desk
4.8/5Fantastic 84 reviews
Exploring the area
Selcuk Station, 500m, About 8 mins from hotel by foot
Ayasuluk Castle, 300m, About 5 mins from hotel by foot
Basilica Of Saint John, 500m, About 7 mins from hotel by foot
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Superior Double or Twin Room, 1 Bedroom
Bed type arranged at check-in

20.0 m²

Garden view

7
Standard Single Room, 1 Bedroom
Bed type arranged at check-in

16.0 m²

Garden view

12
Superior Single Room, 1 Bedroom
2 beds

20.0 m²

Garden view

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Standard Triple Room, 2 Bedrooms
Bed type arranged at check-in

25.0 m²

Garden view

7
Standard Double or Twin Room, 1 Bedroom
Bed type arranged at check-in

17.0 m²

Garden view

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4.8/5.0

Fantastic

84 reviews
Location
4.0
Services offered
4.8
Cleanliness
4.7
Atmosphere & facilities
4.6
All
4.5+
3.0+
Dan
Reviewed: 9 Jun 2025

5.0/5.0

Fantastic

Stayed with partner

Had an amazing and relaxing stay. Staff were friendly and helpful. Food was delicious. Enjoyed a dip in the pool on the hot summer days.
Kathy
Reviewed: 19 Nov 2024

5.0/5.0

Fantastic

Stayed with partner

Lovely family run hotel and restaurant with large garden for relaxing after tourist days. We asked for early breakfast to get to ruins early - no problem. The dinners and breakfasts were excellent. Parking spot. Highly recommend.
C
Reviewed: 26 Jul 2024

4.0/5.0

Great
Charming historical property, with ample and clean rooms and a beautiful garden and swimming pool. Breakfast was amazing and staff very helpful
Lawrence
Reviewed: 3 Jun 2024

5.0/5.0

Fantastic
Kalehan's owner & staff are the most amazing people in the hospitality world, in our experience. We would strongly recommend visitors to Ephesus stay with them for a total stay experience to match the ancient city visit.
Sharon
Reviewed: 28 May 2024

5.0/5.0

Fantastic

Solo stay · For leisure

Hotel Kalehan exceeded my expectations! This charming hotel is the perfect place to relax after a day of sightseeing. A beautiful cascade of purple bouganveilla framed the window of my room! And it overlooked a tree-shaded courtyard perfect for reading or a cocktail and conversation. The staff--from reception, bellhop, chef and hotel owner--offered exceptional service. Delicious dinner and breakfast. My room was charmingly decorated and the bed was super comfy. Don't miss this wonderful hotel!
Joanne
Reviewed: 14 Jun 2023

5.0/5.0

Fantastic
Friendly Service
Michael
Reviewed: 19 May 2023

5.0/5.0

Fantastic

Stayed with friends · For leisure

We loved the tranquil setting with a beautiful garden (including tortoise) and swimming pool. Rooms were clean and comfortable. Breakfast and dinner were delicious and included local dishes. The best part was the friendly informative staff. We thoroughly enjoyed our brief visit and would have liked to have stayed longer.
Laurie
Reviewed: 14 Nov 2022

5.0/5.0

Fantastic
Perfect location with superior staff.
Jimmy
Reviewed: 15 Aug 2022

5.0/5.0

Fantastic

Stayed with partner

We loved everything. It may not be everyone’s ideal hotel as it is a bit rustic with lots of vintage touches and a bohemian ambience.
Carol
Reviewed: 1 Jul 2022

4.0/5.0

Great

Stayed with family · For friends and family

Lovely hotel, with good room for three people, very friendly and helpful staff. Rooms are in a separate courtyard from the main hotel. with a wonderful garden and beautiful pool .Some of the information in description was inaccurate - one bedroom instead two, and no free water but not a major problem . Food was very good though, both for breakfast and dinner .

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