Hotels near Miletus Museum

"We spent a week at Six Senses Kaplankaya and cannot recommend it enough overall. Although about an hour’s drive from the airport through hills and villages, the journey is well worth it once you arrive at this sanctuary of peace and beauty. The highlight is the staff: from the personalised GEM service by Melis, to the professional restaurant and spa teams, and the ground staff who ran daily activities — everyone made us feel welcome. Our maid, who provided thoughtful twice-daily service, left a lasting impression even though we didn’t catch her name. The spa was outstanding, with treatments that were both relaxing and rejuvenating. We also enjoyed a variety of complimentary activities, which kept the week engaging. Along with access to the numerous beaches, gym, yoga and sports facilities. Dining is a mixed point: the restaurants serve delicious meals, but it can become expensive and limited if staying more than a few nights. On the other hand, breakfast is exceptional, with plenty of fresh options to enjoy throughout the week. On arrival, however, there was no welcome drink and my VIP status was not acknowledged — no upgrades, discounts, or added benefits, which was disappointing. That said, the check-in process was quick and efficient. Overall, this is not just a resort — it’s a destination where you can truly relax, reset, and feel cared for at every moment. We left deeply refreshed and are already considering a return."

"Stayed for 6 days at this brand new resort. Nicely decorated and very clean room overlooking the Aegean; air conditioning worked great; housekeeping was spot on, thorough and asked numerous times/days if I needed anything; ate primarily at the restaurant in the lobby which was very good - in fact some of the best Turkish food I had in Kusadasi, bar none. The staff were friendly and eager to please but, sometimes, their lack of experience showed in small things (e.g., charging drinks/meals to your room even when you want to pay at the table). Nothing, I am sure, the staff and management will not fix with time. Hotel is walking distance to the town - about a 35-40 minute walk downhill. Coming back, which is uphill, is better left to a taxi. Overall, a very pleasant, quiet and relaxing experience. I would definitely come back. "

"What a wonderful way to finish off our Turkish vacation at a beautiful resort. Banu welcomed us so warmly and made sure our stay was incredible. The grounds and saltwater pool are beautiful, the sea access is perfect- all the fun of the sea without the hassle of the sand. The restaurants had delicious food, though for seafood I would stick to the seafood restaurant. Apparently it becomes quite a hotspot many nights with DJs and concerts. From the swim up rooms at the top of the hill we didn’t notice any noise. It is hard to know which reviews are real on booking sites, but this hotel is legitimately a five star hotel, with amenities that match up to any American luxury standards. "

"It said all inclusive when booked. But they charge for bottled water and Turkish coffee. Also, there was an unpleasant smell in the bathrooms. There was no door to the shower making it hard to take a shower without getting the floors all wet. Overall, highly disappointed. "

"This is a good choice if you like authentic village settings - and dogs and cats! It's in a small stone village where the owner is renovating small cottages and turning them into tasteful guest accommodation. He's doing a nice job and is very helpful and friendly. He has a sweet little dog who lives in the breakfast area and there are other dogs and probably six friendly cats around, so dog and cat lovers rejoice! It feels very authentic and it's very clean. It's one of those many stone villages in the area that is being refurbished and rebuilt."