Although off season weather wise ,we drove from Silifke on the southern Med coast across the mountains through snow sleet and heavy rain to Cavusin.Expecting similar weather in Cappodocia we were pleasently surprised when we woke to a frost and brilliant sunshine which lasted the three days we stayed.Helim is a great source of local and historical knowledge, was more than willing to share this and guide us to the best walks through some amazing valleys and across some challenging terrain, not frequented by the hoards of tourists where coach stops were available.
The hotel is restored by Helim and very skilled craftsmen to high standards,heating was necessary in the evenings,log fire in the lounge /restaurant and central heating in the rooms,hot water a plenty to ease tired muscles at the end of our treks of approx 12 km each day.
We will return.

First, this hotel is not in Nevsehir but in Cavusin, small farmer's village 5 km away from Göreme, in the heart of Cappadocia.
Second, this hotel has a great location, in front of the carved rock of Cavusin full of old stone houses and churches and just behind the end of the Rose Valley,
The rooms are carved in the rock, and this maintains them fresh even when outside the temperature rises to very high levels. They are spacious and comfortable, while the bathroom need some improvements, for example the showers can be better.
There is a nice garden where you can have breakfast. The breakfast itself is among the best I've ever tried: yoghurt, fresh honey taken directly out of the beehive, cheese, goat cheese, butter, olives, tomatoes, jams, dried fruits. Everything is delicious.
The only bug with this hotel is Halim, the owner, who is a bit too much "earnings-oriented". The hotel itself is expensive compared with other hotels of the area and Halim will try to get the most (money) out of you, proposing high-priced tours, escursions and services.
Just know that you can do all what he offers by yourself or through and agency in Göreme and enjoy your staying.

I stayed in the Village Cave Hotel in July with a friend. The hotel was fantastic -- the room we stayed in was beautifully done and Halim, the owner, was hospitable and friendly. Breakfasts were delicious and generous -- traditional Cappadocia cuisine which could be enjoyed outside with beautiful views. I loved staying at the Village Cave Hotel and would highly recommend it to anyone who wants to visit the region.

The hotel is extremely comfortable and has been restored to a high standard by its proud owners. The rooms are quite large and well furnished. The location is unique. Breakfast was served either in side or out and was very varied. Evening meals represented good value. I would recommend the hotel to anyone and certainly plan to return again in the future.