we arrived early in morning and staff our room was ready and we checked in. Staff was very kind and hotel is very nice and clean.

the hotel staff couldnt do enough for us the rooms were lovely and clean nice breakfast and in good area really lovely! Location was good

My wife and I stayed for two nights at the Lykia Lodge hotel in September. We were part of a small group of 12 travelers on a post-cruise extension. The hotel was a very good choice for our group. Since we had transportation and a guide provided to the various venues we had no issues as far as the location of the Lykia Lodge. The food was served buffet style but was quite excellent. Everything was fresh and well prepared. The bar was fairly well stocked and had an outside serving area next to the pool as well as an inside lounge. Speaking of the pool – it was a very nice environment but the water was so cold we kept looking for the ice cubes! The rooms at the Lykia Lodge were large, clean and neat but the furnishings could use some updating. Not a big deal, however, since we spent most of our waking hours on tour in the area. FYI, our guide told us that tourism has increased exponentially to the Cappadocia region so both Hilton and Sheraton are building and will open in the next year or so. We understand that there are some cave boutique inns in the area, too, that might be worth considering. But, the Lykia Lodge is still a good choice for a few days’ stay.

Stayed at the Lykia Lodge with large tour group. Apparently, the lodge is undergoing renovations. The public areas have been updated and look very nice. There is a small shopping area within, and a nice pool. The food (buffet breakfast and dinner) was quite good though I found the food in Turkey to be universally excellent everywhere.

The rooms, however, are very basic and have not been updated; and with the choice of accommodations available in Cappadocia, I don't believe it is a choice I would make again if traveling on my own. The lodge is remote from the hiking areas and beautiful views that bring many to the area; and one must drive to get anywhere else or take a taxi or bus.

The staff gave conflicting information regarding how close things were nearby, how best to get there, etc.. This may very well have been unintentional, however, as I speak no Turkish; and the staff was kindly communicating in English with a American from the South with an accent that must have been a bit baffling.

If I have the privilege of returning to Cappadocia, I will seek other accommodations primarily because of the lodge's location.