Hostels σε Nevsehir Province, Türkiye

I thought the location was excellent, being close to Uchisar Castle and within walking distance of Pigeon Valley. Having a kitchen and several supermarkets nearby allowed me to cook, which was a great help in saving money as eating out is quite expensive here. Since it's a smaller town than Göreme, I also felt that souvenir shops were a bit cheaper. Plus, there were cute cats, which was a nice bonus! The only minor issue was that the shower water temperature was a bit low. Also, it might be cheaper to book balloon tours through the owner rather than online; I heard it was around 20,000 (yen/local currency) when I asked.

Can I just say this hotel is an oasis in Göreme?! From the moment you walk in, the pool is the first thing you see – and it's absolutely stunning for photos! I booked this hotel because I loved it so much, even though I couldn't get a consecutive stay. Trying out two different room types was also a great experience! The rooms have a very vintage design, and the suites come with a Jacuzzi tub – just remember to bring your own disposable tub liner if you want a soak! My absolute favorite part, though, was the view of the pool. It's beautiful from every angle, at any time of day. It looks even more magical at night when the lights come on. Sip on a spritz and then drift off to sleep! Besides the hot air balloons, finding this hidden gem of a hotel was the biggest highlight of my trip to Göreme! Oh, and hotels here usually have a custom of taking in or keeping a stray dog. This one has a big black German Shepherd – don't let his size fool you, he's very gentle, so no need to worry too much.

A hotel run by a really friendly family. It's so pretty because it's made of stone, and it's a place that looks great on Instagram. The breakfast is jam and honey made by the mother herself. Various vegetables. Bread. By the way, the location of the hotel is the best. If you go down, there are restaurants, supermarkets, and cute cafes. The rooms are clean. By the way, there is no air conditioning in the room. Strangely, the room is cool even when the outside temperature is over 33 degrees. They must have thought that I was hot, so they brought me a fan even though I didn't ask for it. That's how friendly and considerate they are. Right in front of the hotel, you can see the strangely shaped rocks that were created by weathering over a long period of time. There are also balloons... 🥰 I highly recommend this hotel.🇹🇷

The boss is very enthusiastic, but the boss's English is limited. The antique interior decoration is a good place to take pictures. In the morning, you should be able to take a hot air balloon (we missed taking pictures on the roof because we went to take a hot air balloon). But the roof has no decoration, just a good location. The parking space is the boss enthusiastically helping to park on the side of the road.

Located in a residential area, the environment is actually good. We live on the fourth floor and have a large terrace facing the park in the residential area. Every time we go to the terrace, we can see innocent and lively children enjoying the facilities in the park. Because it is in a residential area, it is a bit far from the scenic spot, but you can also walk to the city center in more than ten minutes. There are also minibuses to the city center right outside the door. The staff said that the bus runs about half an hour during normal times. The staff can also help register local tour groups and hot air balloons. Of course, they will be more expensive. If time permits, you can go to the city to get the price yourself. The rooftop is the place where breakfast is served. It is very large. After checking out, you only need to talk to the staff and you can stay here for a while. In fact, the environment is not bad, but the cleanliness is a little worse, but at this price of accommodation (we arrived on the day of the Slaughter Day, and there are expensive accommodations everywhere), it is really affordable.

Nice place Room Great hospitality Thank you! I’m was feel like a home

I stayed for two nights on a family trip. In a room with a wide 々, I still had room for four people to stay and spread two suitcases. The location was good because it was a short walk on a slope overlooking the center of Goreme. I asked the hotel for a pick-up service from the airport. It was cash payment for 10 euros per person. I think the amenities had a small shampoo rinse body shampoo, but I didn't know the bottle character was disappearing, so I used what I brought. There was no toothbrush, slippers, refrigerator, or PET bottle water. Breakfast is from 9 o'clock, so I was able to come back from the balloon experience and eat it. Buffet style of bread, cheese and vegetables, and drinks were chai. The bread was crispy on the outside and delicious on the inside. I wanted to stay at the cave hotel, so I had a good experience.

The first room had a damaged shower head. They moved us to another room no questions asked. Breakfast was a great Turkish spread. With a hot omelette or traditional pie or donut. Absolute treat and great value. Mineral water and Chai tea on tap all day. Internet was perfect to take video meetings with colleagues in the USA and Europe. Location is away from the noise of Goreme, directly under the hotair balloons every morning. Incredible view from the rooftop terrace. Rooms are perfect, comphy bed, crisp sheets, brilliant water pressure! Staff are great! They even invited me to sit and have lunch with them one day. Delicious lemon cake. I asked for two of each Turkish coin, I'm collecting for my niece and nephew. Esra from the front desk found me all of the coins. Ever the scarce 1c and 5c, she even looked in her purse and tip jar for the 10c we couldn't find. Everyone gave the exact same service. On morning three I didn't even order a Double Turkish coffee with less sugar. One for the staff, knew and brought it for me. These guys get it. They know service and it's a treat. The price is oddly low. Incredible value. There is an epic hiking trail that starts in their back yard and goes all the way up the mountain and back down through the spectacular sand caps and dramatic Turkish landscape.