Spa Hotels in Goreme

On this trip to Turkey, I was shocked by how skillfully I found hotels that were 100% the best. I already wrote about the hotel in Istanbul, and now I'll write about the alien hotel in Cappadocia. Zemi Hotel: - The location is absolutely unique, right next to the Göreme Open-Air Museum. On the first day, I took a leisurely stroll to the museum, but I didn't know it was included in the 75-euro Red Tour I booked for the next day. The Göreme Open-Air Museum turned out to be the most interesting of all the places we were taken. You just need to know where to enter it, because when I was walking around, I went in the wrong places, and it turned out that was the end of the tour. The service at the hotel is wonderful; everyone smiles pleasantly and is ready to solve any problems you may have. I forgot my room card at the restaurant during breakfast. We arrived around 8 pm. I only realized I had no card. I went to reception, and they gave me a new one without a word. At breakfast, there's a cook who makes an omelet in front of you, but you just have to choose which ingredients. I'm very particular about the food in Turkey; there's very little I like. The sausages are terrible, the soups are awful, and not all the cheese is good, but there is some good cheese. You can find something tasty to eat in your room at the Zemi. The room was clean and large. I know what I'm talking about; this is my fourth time in Turkey, and this is my first trip where you can walk around the room without hitting the bed. The bathroom is a special treat; I used the jacuzzi after all those kilometers, and it was perfect. I ordered room service: lentel soup (a lentil soup they have everywhere, and it seems like they pour it from the same bucket) and pasta neopolitano. It was a bit dry, and there wasn't enough sauce. It's not far to the center; I'd always take that route, I've attached a photo. I'm honestly shocked by the price of a transfer from and to the airport – 75 euros. I'm not one to be scared, but I was. And it's the same price to the airport in Istanbul. Thank goodness I saw a minibus at the airport for 300 Turkish pesos (they're parked right outside the exit, there are three of them). I booked one for the return trip on the day of departure. This minibus picks up vacationers from their hotels and takes us all to the airport.

We stayed here for our honeymoon and informed the hotel beforehand that we were newlyweds. To our delight, they prepared a beautifully decorated romantic room and welcomed us with a delicious plate of fresh fruits. We were truly touched by this thoughtful gesture and felt the warmth of genuine Turkish hospitality. The hotel serves a classic Turkish breakfast, which was both delicious and satisfying. Its location is excellent — very convenient for any tour pick-ups and only a 5-minute walk from the Sunset/Sunrise panorama viewpoint. There’s also a lovely terrace where you can enjoy stunning views of Göreme. The only downside was that the room did not have air conditioning, and the provided fan was not strong enough to keep it cool, so it felt quite hot inside. We even had to sleep with the doors open. Other than that, we are very happy we chose this hotel and would gladly recommend it for its hospitality, location, and charm.

We absolutely enjoyed our stay with Sultan. The staff were amazing & helped us very much! A big shoutout to Darina, Yunus & all the rest who has helped us so attentively & replied to our messages whenever they can! One thing I would change about my trip is to make all my bookings with them! They actually have a list of vendors they worked with & in house tours which we can signed up for. We went for the Breakfast Tour & the Hammam at their sister’s hotel, both of it we absolutely loved. We would also like to commend Shams’ hospitality in guiding us on the Breakfast Tour, making our stay in Cappadocia such an enjoyable & restorative one ❤️

In general it’s good location, and very close to everything in town. The room is a kind of old school, which is fine. The hotel also provide a good buffet with a lot of options. The mini bar here is superb expensive, and you shall purchase from the neanhy supermarket rater than here

Goreme Treasure Cave Hotel | Aza gets rave reviews, great value for money! This hotel is a sister property to Sultan Cave Suites, sharing facilities, but Aza offers significantly better value! The rooms are larger, have better views, and even come with their own pools. Crucially, it's much quieter than Sultan – Sultan's front-facing rooms can be noisy due to the restaurant and bar, whereas Aza is completely peaceful, ensuring a good night's sleep. If you value quiet, this is the place to be. (Sometimes you can hear hallway noise when people enter the room next door, but overall it's quiet. However, the stairs can be challenging for elderly guests). The breakfast is incredibly generous, with the scrambled eggs and beef being a must-try. The food is plentiful and satisfying. If you want to see the hot air balloon sunrise, you can head directly to Sultan's observation deck for photos – you get the best of both worlds. The hotel's recommended excursions are a bit pricey; I suggest booking through a restaurant owner in town for much better deals. The SPA experience was a wonderful surprise – professional techniques and just the right amount of pressure. It offers far better value than other places in town and is my top pick for relaxation. What was most heartwarming was that my non-refundable booking dropped in price upon arrival, and Trip.com proactively refunded the difference. The hotel even upgraded me for free to a suite with a fireplace! A staff member kindly helped chop wood and start the fire. Listening to the sound of wood chopping in the courtyard and watching the warm glow of the fire in the room truly enhanced the cave accommodation experience – it was unforgettable. The cave room was very comfortable, the pool view was absolutely stunning, and the overall experience was perfect. If you're coming to Goreme, you can't go wrong with this place!

Very bad breakfast, limited choices and bad quality. Room service was not great barely changing bins. No new towels and no new soaps. Great reception, pretty nice rooms, great location near shops and restaurants.

This was a truly beautiful, stylish, and charming place. I was impressed by the facility's clear intention to provide excellent service and amenities in every corner, which was very satisfying. The breakfast was delicious, plentiful, and beautifully plated, making for a delightful start to the day for both the eyes and the palate. I enjoyed the breakfast ambiance so much that I also had dinner at the same restaurant, and that too was very satisfying. Above all, the cheerful attitude and clever wit of the staff serving breakfast and dinner made dining in an unfamiliar travel destination incredibly comfortable. However, I was a bit disappointed because I specifically chose this hotel for its indoor pool, hoping to escape the hot Cappadocia afternoons in a cool and comfortable setting. On the first day, the pool was occupied for an Instagram photoshoot, and on the second day, a family with very active children essentially had the pool all to themselves, so I couldn't use it properly. While the cleanliness and maintenance seemed excellent, the room itself was very dark with many shadowy corners, which made me wonder if thorough cleaning could be consistently maintained. The spacious and comfortable bed was fantastic, but the pillows were a bit disappointing. They seemed to be down-filled but were rather high, making them less comfortable for someone with specific sleeping preferences. I found them a bit uncomfortable, and it would be great if there were goose down pillow options. Despite the rather strenuous journey of exploring Zelve and the outdoor valleys in the hot midday sun, this place allowed me to have a pleasant and enjoyable time overall.

This cave hotel is quite unique and the restaurant offers a good variety of tasty dishes. However, we stayed for three nights and were assigned to the lowest level, which had virtually no view. This definitely wasn't worth the 1300-1400 per night price tag. The room door used a traditional key, and the bathroom door needed a strong push to close properly. On the plus side, the service was decent, and they offered complimentary bonfires. On the downside, our room didn't have a good view, and some of the facilities felt a bit dated.

I was able to stay at a cave hotel cheaply in a lot of high hotels Breakfast was luxurious and not a Viking but a table set. There are several kinds of delicious cheese, baked bread, fruit, etc. I was very satisfied with the Turkish breakfast!

We booked a suite and was given the wrong room. When I complained, they told me to sort it out myself. The jets in the bath smelled really bad and were horribly dirty. Breakfast was good and it was in a very good location.