Gamirasu is 7 kilometers outside Urgup but is worth the drive. The huge rooms dug into the caves on multiple levels are super special, beautifully fitted, Anatolian rugs, comfortable, with all amenities including a large sitting area. The bathroom was ultra modern with a large glass-enclosed shower. The only weird thing was the rectangular toilet, not particularly comfortable. We had... more

We spent three nights in this hotel on our trip to Turkey. It is like no other place we have ever stayed. It is in a former cave monastery and the rooms are lavishly appointed. The food is excellent. The only drawback is that it is in a remote village near Urgup. If you make reservations in advance, they can... more

Although a little hard to find, Turkish maps being as they are, but after asking several people in Ürgüp we found our way. We were met at the hotel by a very hospitable receptionist and after a welcoming drink was shown our room, sorry, cave. it consisted of a bedroom, lounge, and bathroom. The bed was huge, comfortable and so... more

After having read the very positive reviews in the Internet, we decided to stay at this hotel during our visit to Capadoccia... It was a nightmare... First all of, it's location is so remote from the rest of the area. The area is not very big indeed however, you have drive in the middle of fields, where at night time... more

We stayed for 4 nights in this lovely hotel in a secluded valley in the village of Ayvali. The food was excellent with an extensive breakfast buffet and a set 4 course meal in the evening for €18 per head - though if you didn't fancy this the chef is happy to cook something different on request - just ask... more

We were a group of four brazilians that never heard about the hotel before We decided to go to Capadocia and Euphrates tour made our reservations. When we arrived we were welcomed by the maneger herself, Miss Hamide, who warmly welcome us and discribed in details our amazing rooms and the hotel's facilities. Since she knew we were friens,she selected... more

Last summer, me and my husband decided to go to Cappadokia because we wanted to offer our 1st niece an unforgettable travel for her 18th b-day. So we were looking for an Hotel on Internet and we "bumped into" Gamirasu Cave Hotel. I sent an email to book a room and they gave me a familiar suite for the price... more

Cappadocia is almost unknown in the UK but is a magical place. The mixture of history, religion and geology makes it a wonderful area to explore. The hotel is in a tiny village in a small valley that has been inhabited by cave dwellers for at least 1,200 years. This is a key area where Christianity held out against Roman... more

I stayed at the Gamirasu Cave Hotel with a friend for two nights. The experience of driving through Urgup and the small town Ayvali was surreal, and when we stepped into the hotel's courtyard it was as if we had entered a little oasis. The garden is beautiful. You have to walk up stairs to the reception (which is in... more