Since Cappadocia’s foundation is made up of rock constructions, there are various cave hotels to choose from. Within the framework of the region’s geological structure, the fact that the erosion of volcanic formations produced it has prompted hotels to emerge with a unique concept from other touristic resorts. As cave hotels in Cappadocia are growing increasingly popular worldwide, it would be advantageous to book a reservation in advance.
There are various hotels located in Avanos, Uçhisar, Göreme, and Ürgüp in Cappadocia. Although the prominent features of the hotels differ depending on the region, the common feature of all of them is that they usually offer housing in this natural wonder place surrounded by breathtaking views.
Argos in Cappadocia
Argos in Cappadocia, established at Uçhisar on a thousand-year-old monastery settlement, is made up of mansions connected by underground tunnels carved by the hands of the people who originally resided here.
Blending this magical historical texture with luxury, the hotel has such a unique and rare component with its pool where you can swim while balloons fly over you and fairy chimneys stretching all the way to Erciyes that it has won awards from numerous authorities, including National Geographic, Wine Spectator, and Conde Nast.
Museum Hotel
Museum Hotel is one of the most popular hotels in Cappadocia as it gives the impression of being in a museum with its wonderful antiques and décor. This hotel has a beautiful view of the valley, and it provides its guests with a very luxurious vacation. The Museum Hotel, which has sections from the cultural features of Cappadocia, is one of the best in the region in terms of location.
Perimasalı Cave Hotel
Perimasalı Cave Hotel is in Ürgüp, where underground cities, Üç Güzeller and wine cellars located. The hotel promises a memorable Cappadocia vacation with its cave rooms and unique scenery. While you are staying in the cave rooms in the region’s iconic rock-carved chambers, you can also observe the fairy chimneys and valleys from the tiny balconies.