The hotel is located close to the main shops, restaurants and a short climb away from a little viewing point.

We had a cave room, with a view of the valley. The room was spacious, has a tiny room with a single bed and a cupboard near the bathroom. Very large and nice bathroom with a big Jacuzzi tub! The cave is very real... flaky bits fell off on all the stuff we kept around! The breakfast spread is nice, with a view of the valley... we had too many flies for company outside, so went right back in.

Great view of the hot air balloons in the morning. The hotel and staff were excellent - the only con was that there is no air-conditioning... and the caves DO get hot in the summer. I wish they had a pool... would be fabulous in the summers!

I booked a fairy chimney suite 113 but the suite was mostly an add on. The bedroom and and bathroom were in the cave, but the ceilings were paneled so you did not get the feeling of being in a cave. But it was beautiful with a great view of the town below and a nice fireplace for a fire. Otherwise it was a lovely hotel and a super big suite with a kitchenette, totally clean. We arrived late and the restaurant stayed open late and cooked a good meal for us.

We stayed here in December 2011. The hotel was affordable and centrally located. Our room was absolutely delightful! It was built into an actual cave and it had great authentic decoration. The breakfast had everything you need, also they can cook for you if you ask for an omelet or anything else.

My experience at the Cappadocia Cave Suites, via Cultural Folk Tours, was beyond my dreams. Cozy, comfortable, and charming with royal treatment expresses my sentiments.