Spa Hotels in Goreme

The hotel is located near the starting point of the Red Tour. It offers great views and is great for hiking. Although it takes about 10 to 15 minutes to walk to the street with restaurants, it isn't a problem if you walk quickly. Perhaps because there are viewpoints nearby, people walk around even at night, so the location didn't feel particularly dangerous. The staff were friendly, and I was so grateful that they allowed me to check in 3 hours early even though I arrived early. The water filter color didn't change either. It's a clean hotel! However, there is no elevator.

It was already midnight when we arrived at the hotel. Kappa was the most scenic part of the trip, and the hotel was beautiful. The room was basic, but fully equipped. We didn't have toothbrushes or toothpaste! We bought them at the BIM supermarket in town; they offer great deals. It's about a 500-meter walk to the town center, and the location is perfect, yet quiet amidst the hustle and bustle.

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.

Stayed 5 nights. I felt pretty good when I first moved in. The room was large and the one we stayed in had a private balcony. What is surprising is that the mineral water in plastic bottles is not free (we have been in Turkey for more than 10 days and have never encountered this situation); although it may be written on the price list and the price is not much, but Leaving this place always makes people feel stingy and disappointed. In terms of facilities, there is no exhaust fan in the bathroom, and the air conditioning is not very good. It is a bit difficult to handle the almost 40 degree weather in August. As for breakfast, maybe because I stayed there for a long time, I felt that the variety was a bit limited.

We had a really lovely stay at Aza Cave Hotel. The hotel is beautiful, clean, and very well located in Cappadocia. The cave rooms are comfortable and unique, and everything was well maintained. The staff were friendly, helpful, and always willing to assist with anything we needed. Breakfast was good with a nice selection, and the views from the hotel especially in the morning were amazing. It was a calm and relaxing place to stay, and we would happily recommend Aza Cave Hotel to anyone visiting Cappadocia.

The hotel room was exactly as described online, and each room had a small outdoor balcony. It was a bit chilly, so we didn't get to fully enjoy it, unfortunately. 😂 If you're driving, the hotel can be a bit tricky to find, so it's best to go during the day. Otherwise, turning around if you take a wrong turn can be difficult. It's also not advisable to drive a large vehicle, as these cave rooms are built into the mountainside, making it hard for big cars to navigate. We stayed for two days, and the hot air balloons didn't fly. If they had, this would have been an absolutely stunning location! The hotel restaurant doesn't require reservations; you can just wait for a table. The hotel was cleaned very well, with no strange odors, and the staff were all very polite and enthusiastic. They proactively helped us take our luggage to the room, which was a big plus.

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.

The hotel is absolutely beautiful; every detail of the interior begged to be looked at and photographed. It felt like living in a medieval castle, holding the secret of the Illuminati. We booked a suite with a balcony access, which even had its own stone mushroom. In the morning, we were treated to a magnificent view of the hot air balloons! There's a very beautiful and interesting pool, along with a sauna and hammam. The dinnerware was lovely, and breakfast was delicious. They also have their own parking. The hotel is a little set back from the bustling main street, but it's a pleasant 15-minute walk along scenic paths to the central streets. As for the downsides, our welcome wasn't very warm. We asked for recommendations on the best spots to watch the balloons, but it felt like the receptionist just wanted to get rid of us quickly. And the main drawback was the very poor room cleaning and the dirty pool. There was trash, dust, pill wrappers, and empty bottles lying around. Even after 'cleaning,' hair and grass were still on the floor.

I usually don’t write reviews, but this hotel was stunning. The staff is very friendly and very open to answer any question you might have. The pool was very refreshing for the midday hot weather in göreme. I liked the location, because it was close to everything, but not located in a loud place. The food from the hotel is very good, and they even prepared breakfast boxes for us for our early morning flight. I liked the decoration from the rooms and they smell very good. The view of the hot balloons from the hotel is incredible stunning. I will recommend this hotel and specially for kids, it even has an area for kids.

I recently stayed at Ozbek Stone House Hotel in Cappadocia, and it was truly one of the best hotel experiences I’ve ever had. The staff were incredibly friendly, welcoming, and always ready to help with anything we needed. The atmosphere was warm and authentic, perfectly matching the charm of Cappadocia. I also booked several tours directly through the reception, and to our surprise, the prices were actually cheaper than what we found online. Everything was well-organized and hassle-free. Overall, I highly recommend this hotel to anyone visiting the region. Comfortable stay, great service, and unbeatable value!