After seeing a number of fabulous mosques in Turkey, this one was thoroughly disappointing. The exterior was unremarkable, the interior was thoroughly plain. However I found it interesting, and a bit humorous, that in a niche inside the mosque was a gas powered lawn mower!

Ws an ok visit, but after visiting other mosques throughout the world, not that interesting or beautiful.

We could see the Isa Bey mosque from our rented cottage, but saved it until our last day. Outside it can be a bit noisy and crowded, and like many places suffers a bit from tourist shops and somewhat aggressive shoe-shine men, but within its courtyard it is peaceful. There are clear rules about visiting mosques posted at the entrance... More

Beautiful Pre-Ottoman Mosque, amust see if you are in Selcuk.

It's interesting for a few pictures, but hike up the hill to St. John's for a more interesting experience.

An old mosque quite sparce inside but still an important site in Selcuk and worthy of a visit. Fabulous photos can be taken of the whole mosque from above in St. John's Church

I've been in so many Mosques and Isa Bey felt like it was just "another" one. It is very small and ordinary. If you have a spare 10 minutes it's worth a visit, but I don't feel it would be worth going out of your way for.

iy you visit selcuk ,you must visit this mosque, very nice ambiance in side of the mosque

I went to Isa Bey Mosque in winter time and spent long time at the garden which was surrounded by high walls. I enjoyed the slience, sun and peace. When I heart the Ezan (invitation to praying) I entered into the Mosque...No matter you pray or not you be a muslim or not. You just visit it...