Here are the available villas for rental in Kusadasi.

Review by member from dublin ireland

i spent the entire summer in kusadasi and found it brilliant the people , food esp GOLDEN BOYS for irish cooking ... amazing people always willing to help you with anything



loved the summer their and hopefully ill be back again to see kusadasi ..

Expensive but friendly locals

Kusadasi is a very expensive. When the cruise ships arrive, all the shops change their price tariff.
The locals? It's a big tourist area. The locals are very friendly and the bazaar is a great place to visit if you can put up with being badgered for trade. Do go for the fun.

Great for solo travellers

I went to Kusadasi in October 2003 for the first time. I went alone and was a bit apprehensive not having done this before but I needn't have been.
I got a flight for £148 and found the Gultepe Apartments on the internet. The price was £12 a night but I e-mailed the owner and got a dicount to £10 a night.
The apartment was basic but very clean. It had two single beds and a sofa bed.
I had a great time and I'm hoping to go back this year if I can find a cheap flight. I have found cheaper accommodation but am just waiting for e-mails back from them.

A beautiful resort

I went to Kusadasi in July and I think it's beautiful. I went to relax but what a big mistake to have thought that. I had the most fun in a long time.
I am considering returning soon and I would most definitely consider living and working there on a permanant basis if I found the right house and job.

Ten out of ten

I am just back from Kusadasi and it was the holiday of a lifetime. The hospitality was great, the food and the nightlife too.
The only bad thing? Hassle in the shops to buy everything,
I really want to go back. Ten out of ten!