Sara Cave Cappadocia

"Tout d'abord, j'ai été ravie d'être accueillie par une grande carafe à vin et un tapis turc ! La chambre était propre et bien équipée, et je pense qu'elle conviendrait parfaitement aux femmes, aux couples et aux familles. On peut admirer la Vallée des Roses depuis la terrasse supérieure, et je me demande s'il y a une piscine en été ? Si oui, ce serait parfait. On peut aussi se promener jusqu'au village de Cavusin, qui est calme la nuit. Le petit-déjeuner était également délicieux, et j'ai passé un très bon moment. Enfin, j'ai apprécié admirer l'art traditionnel turc dans le hall, les chambres et partout ailleurs dans l'hôtel. Je le recommande vivement aux touristes ! Le propriétaire était également très serviable et m'a donné de nombreux conseils. Merci beaucoup."

CRİMSON CAPPADOCİA

Adanos Konuk Evi

"Une grande chambre, et rien de manquante. Nous sommes venus en plein hiver. Nous sommes venus en plein hiver. Nous sommes venus en plein chaud, en plein air, en plein eau, en plein petit déjeuner... et nous avons été accueillis comme une famille. Merci pour tout. Une maison avec une grande chambre qui vous permettra de rentrer à la famille, vous pouvez vous rendre très confortable."

Çavuşin Cave House-Cappadocia

"We were very pleased with the hotel and left satisfied, but when we left, I realized that I had forgotten my Apple Watch under the pillow in the room, so we called immediately. But Mr. Hasan's son said that he was not at the hotel and that he would have it checked when he got there, but when I called later, he said it was not there. It shouldn't be this hard for anyone entering after us to look through the camera and ask. We were pleased with the hotel, but this situation made us very sad and they did not care about my time. I locked it via Find Apple. If it is opened, I will receive a notification, but it has not been opened yet, we are waiting."

Arton In Cappadocia

"We stayed at the hotel for one night as a group of about 20 people. We knew something was wrong the moment we entered, but we didn't want to spoil our stay, so we remained quiet and observed for a while. From the moment we received our room keys and went to our rooms, everyone understood the severity of the situation. The radiators weren't turned on; we had to turn them on ourselves, and even that wasn't enough to heat the room. The hotel only has 8 rooms in total, and they're supposedly clean. They've installed a sink in the bathroom that's so small you can't even wash your hands, let alone your face. The inside was so rusty you couldn't even see. I don't even want to mention the toilet bowl. The bathroom was practically invisible due to mold. The tile grout was completely covered in mold and green. We went to eat, and they said they had to take us inside because it was raining. The place they called a restaurant was a ridiculous, converted kitchen, and they couldn't even feed a small number of people at once. They said the food came from a catering company, and the food from that company was a complete disaster. They hadn't even set a full table for the meal they were serving to only 10 people at a time. We constantly had to ask for things. I can't deny the woman working in the kitchen her efforts; she tried her best to help, but there's a limit to how much she could do. We had already informed her that the bathroom was dirty, and our group leader had asked her to check it before we left, but she didn't. After all this, I went to my room to sleep. I needed to use a foot towel and found it full of something like black cotton and a ball of hair. Then I saw stains on my duvet cover. Still, I endured it and when I opened the duvet to go to bed, I noticed hairs on the sheet as well, and that's when I got really angry. Almost in the middle of the night, I had to go down to the reception area to complain. When I went down, there were two people sitting there; the cigarette smoke was so thick you couldn't see anything. I explained everything to the gentleman, explaining that I couldn't take it anymore and had come downstairs. To be fair, he came and changed my sheets and duvet cover. After the gentleman left the room, when I adjusted my duvet, I saw another huge hair on it. I had to just say "oh well" and go back to sleep. Breakfast was also prepared in the simplest way. When I reached for green olives, I noticed something black on them, and after examining them for a long time, I saw that they were moldy. When I told the waitress, she said that sometimes the olives are grilled and that's why they're like that, and she picked up the moldy olive and threw it away 🤦‍♀️ The olives weren't even grilled olives. She's limited in what she can do; she has to put out whatever the owner gives her. Also, seeing the owner's comment, who couldn't tolerate our group leader's criticism, made me feel the need to write this. We're not people who are staying in a hotel for the first time in our lives. And as a former tourism professional, I always appreciate small things."

Balloon Street Cappadocia

"Super!!! Gorgeous hotel!!!! Definitely recommend!!!!"

Hikmet's House

"I stayed in Hikmet's House while on a riding holiday in Cappadocia. The hotel is clean and comfortable, beautifully designed to reflect its heritage in the stone town. There are some flights of stairs to climb to reach the breakfast room on top. Breakfast was delicious and ample. Coffee, tea and other drinks are available throughout the day in a comfortable terrace room. Staff is friendly and helpful. The hotel is within an easy walk to the center of the busy town, close to many restaurants, cafés and shops. The Red River runs nearby, providing a place for a pleasant riverside stroll."

Agarta Cave Hotel

"La position est très bonne, mais il y a un restaurant à pied à distance, très pratique. Le personnel est également très aimable."