Aphrodisias

Aphrodisias is an archaeological site in western Turkey, located halfway between Izmir and Antalya. The site has a parking for cars and is quite big, extending for about 500m from west to east and north to south. Immediately near the parking there is a museum. The site consists of the ruins (most from the Roman period, although Aphrodisias dates back to Hellenic times) which are all spread over the area. The main structures left are those of a Roman amphitheatre, a temple of Aphrodite after which the site is named, a semi-circular Bouleuterion (council house), an agora, Hadrianic baths and more structures. Despite having been a UNESCO world heritage site since 2017, Aphrodisias doesn't get many visitors.
How to get to Aphrodisias
Aphrodisias can be easily accessed by road from the coast or for instance from Pamukkale.
Accommodation
Tlos is just an archaeological site with no accomodation adjacent to it. Tourists stay along the coast or spend the night in Pamukkale.