Hotels with WiFi in Urgup

We stayed at Potamia Cave Hotel for 3 nights, and it was truly an unforgettable experience. The cave room was beautifully designed. Cozy, clean, and full of authentic caves. Every corner of the hotel felt magical and thoughtfully maintained. The staff were incredibly warm, kind, and attentive. From the moment we arrived, we felt genuinely welcomed and well taken care of. Breakfast was one of the highlights of our stay, with delicious Turkish breakfast and a great variety of local dishes that made every morning special. The atmosphere of the hotel is peaceful and romantic, perfect for relaxing after a day of exploring Cappadocia. Waking up in a cave room was such a unique and memorable experience. Thank you to the entire Potamia Cave Hotel team for the wonderful hospitality. We truly enjoyed our stay and would highly recommend this hotel to anyone visiting Cappadocia. We would love to come back again!

We booked this unique cave hotel during our Chinese New Year trip to Turkey to see hot air balloons. Located in the mountains, it was a bit difficult to drive in and the uphill climb was challenging, but the scenery was truly beautiful, especially the night view and the view of the hot air balloons taking off in the early morning. The room was very spacious and even had its own Turkish bath (though we never quite figured out how to use it 😩). The telephone was also quite retro, requiring manual dialing, which was quite interesting. The welcome gifts were generous, including Godiva chocolates, local dried fruits and preserves, and two different toiletries sets (one Bulgari and one a local brand?) that were both very useful. The room was perfectly comfortable, with the temperature just right and the air not too dry. The breakfast on the second day had a local flavor and was quite filling. Before we left, they gave us a small souvenir with the room number on it, a very thoughtful touch.

The room exceeded all expectations. I had always wanted to stay in a hotel like this in Cappadocia. The room was spacious, and the beds were comfortable. It was quite warm. The hotel owner is a very friendly and kind man, and the hotel itself is very beautiful, with many flowers. There's a good breakfast with local products. The owner's adorable dog adds a special charm to the hotel. The hotel's location is excellent; restaurants, a market, and a supermarket are very close by, but not on the main tourist paths. There's also a large parking lot.

Our stay at Simurg Cave House Hotel was the best stay so far in our 12 day road trip around Cappadocia. What made it so special was the staff, and in particular Bursa! Her English was brilliant (our Turkish is nonexistent) and she told us of things to do, places to visit, etc. She really pulled out all the stops to ensure we had a relaxing pleasant stay. She even helped us with our next accommodation stay due to a technical problem we were having. The breakfast was phenomenal and we felt full until dinner. The rooms are beautiful and extremely quiet do we got a great nights sleep. A quiet room is a priority for me! On our arrival at the hotel there was a lot of noisy construction work going on and Bursa dealt with it so we could get some rest after our long journey. It would have been nice if there hadn't been any construction work going on but we understand improvements have to be done sometime! The only thing I'd suggest to the hotel is that they spruce up the rooms when the guests go out for the day. For example, there is a coffee machine in the room but we were never given more coffee or clean cups, and we stayed 3 nights. But other than that, the stay was perfect and we'd definitely return again! And we hope the lovely Bursa is there to greet us. Thanks to everyone at the hotel for everything you did to make our stay so great.

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The hotel property is very nice and the staff was exceptional. Except the air in the room was very stale and hot, and we were put right next to the road so it was very noisy and hard to sleep, the roof of the room is made from wood so along with car noise and a bus of people being very loud at 6am then around 7:30 the people upstairs walked on top of our heads for an hour and cars almost shake the room. Also the pool is too cold in May to swim…all in all it is a nice hotel with very polite staff but I recommend asking for a quiet room away from the road and a fan for a decent sleep. Breakfast was very good.

An exceptional stay in Cappadocia. The hotel has a beautiful cave aesthetic and the Tepesi Tasli room we stayed in was very spacious and comfortable. We particularly enjoyed the jacuzzi in the room. The rooms are built into the stone so you may have to walk down stairs to get to your room and each room has a semi-private area outside. The service from the staff was exemplary. Water was refilled in the room each day. The heating system was great, especially in late October when we visited. Breakfast each day was a delicious platter of bread, cheeses, jams, olives and a selection of different pastries and fruits. The quality of the ingredients was high. No fresh milk for the coffee. The one downside is the steep descent to the hotel from the main road. Whilst it probably was possible in a small car, we didn't feel confident to try it ourselves so we parked off the main road (free roadside parking available a short walk away from the paid car park at the top). This was a minor inconvenience but not that detrimental.

The facilities inside were wonderfully clean. The outdoor pool was a bit deep, but the poolside was also spotless. All the staff were very friendly! Breakfast was truly fantastic. I'll also add that the cats were adorable! I thought the location might be a bit tricky, but since we had stayed in the center of Cappadocia beforehand, we were very satisfied with the peaceful environment of this hotel.

Cosy and affordable hotel with wonderful hosts, overall decent breakfast (the bread is amazing), and they have turkish coffee here . Some really nice views from the balcony and you can hike up the hill just outside the hotel for a sunrise. On the downside location is a bit remote so you'd have to taxi in and out, a taxi to Goreme centre will cost about 10 Euros one way. Also the room isn't soundproof so hopefully your neigbors aren't noisy but you get some wonderful birds chirping in the morning. Ilhan the manager and Nergis the owner helped us plan our trip even before we arrived, they can help you plan and organize private tours if you want i.e. hot air baloon, underground city, airport transfer or any time you need to book a cab. All the other staff were really down to earth and nice people. We had a wonderful time.

A decent hotel for a couple of nights. It's located far from Göreme, not easily accessible on foot, and transfers and taxis are outrageously expensive. The room has an interesting concept built into the cliff, but it's practically unventilated and full of dirt and dust, though quite spacious. There's an unpleasant sewer smell. The breakfast isn't very varied, but it's edible.