We were 4 people and stayed for 2 nights in November 2011. We had two very nice, clean and very warm (important as it was freezing outside at nights!) rooms. Not all of their rooms are truly cave rooms, so if it is very important to you to stay in a cave room you should specially ask for it, but anyway all the rooms of the hotel I have seen were very pretty.

Ramazan, the hotel owner, was welcoming and helpful by giving us maps and directions for the different hiking and sight-seeing tours we could make in the area (without forcing any (usually expensive) guided tour or whatsoever on us) and gave us some very helpful advice about where to eat in Göreme.

A special reward should be given to the breakfast. Breakfast was served to us by Ramazan’s sister even after the end of the official breakfast time (8:00-10:00 am.) and was made of cornflakes and muesli, bread, jam and honey and a most delicious freshly made omelet with vegetables. Along this nescafé and tea are included in the breakfast, but you can always ask for some Turkish coffee or fruit juice on top.

The Hotel is situated in walking distance of several valleys (e.g. love valley, pigeon valley, red valley) and altogether we can highly recommend this hotel!

A pleasant place for backpackers, though looking a little closer, you realize the rooms lack privacy (just one small, wispy curtain) and the rack of keys is out in the open... Star Cave relies heavily on tour packages booked elsewhere, and when I asked to stay for another day, I got gouged a bit, as Ramazan insisted that the dorms were full for the next two days, even though only one person slept there that night. Anyway, Cappadoccia is a great place, but the money grab is on. Vigilance!

We stayed ın thıs hotel for 1 nıght wıth 2 small kıds. The cave room was very spacıous and the kıds are runnıng all over the room! The owner Ramazan was very helpful and frıendly. We arrıved early ın the mornıng at 8.30am and he arrıved wıthın mınutes to pıck us up from the bus statıon! He drove me back to the bus statıon on a scooter to purchase bus tıckets! It was a good experıence on a cold mornıng ın Cappadocıa!!! He was good at plannıng trıps. Our balloon flıght was cancelled and he planned for an alternatıve trıp for us. The staff are very frıendly as well. I would return agaın or suggest thıs place to others.

This place is like most of the other touristic hostels/hotels in this tourist town, it offers cave rooms, which are basically semi-natural caves in the famous fairy chimney stones of Cappadocia.

We booked the room as part of our pre-booked Cappadocia tour (2 days 1 night) from a random travel office in Istanbul, which was smooth, and I believe highly needed for exploring this area unless you have your own car. The room was at the highest point in the hotel, engraved in a mountain and had a little wooden balcony of its own, from the inside the room was even better, included a double bed and a single mattress, a decent size living area with couches and a good size bathroom with a stand up shower (hot water all the time, good water pressure), and it was clean and tidy.

Breakfast was okay, pretty basic but includes all the usual things as well as hot drinks, and is served in the little communal area by the reception desk, heating is available in winter there.

Location of the hotel is pretty good, as it took us around 3 minutes to walk to the village center, literally 2 blocks away, but there was not much to do there in October other than have some food and a drink, I guess not much tourists like to hang out at night in October there.

The person who works there was friendly and nice, speaks good English and helpful with tips and information as well as keeping your luggage safe for the day if you check out the hotel.