I stayed with a friend for one day and a half and we had a great time in this hotel! the staff is amaizing, specially Bekir, super cool and kind with us, the hospitality is incredible, you feel really an speciall guess here! the room was excellente, the bathroom super clean, and the breakfast delicious! I Completely recommend to stay here! this amaizing people really know how to treat you!

I must be honest to say that it's difficult for me to rate this hotel fairly as it was the first and so far only hotel of its kind I've stayed in. Many reviewers have mentioned the fabulous hospitality the staff provided, and I second that. From the moment we entered the small but graceful lobby, the friendliness was apparent. We were lucky to have our room straight after arriving very early in the morning as we only had a few minutes to freshen up before our tour started. Another great thing about it is the location, tucked away in a non-descript neighbourhood but within walking distance to the local bus terminal, shops, local restaurants, etc.

We stayed in a cave room, which had an ample space to move around. The room looked ancient and admittedly a bit spartan (not much to do there, except cuddling with your partner!) We had a small tube TV which didn't work properly (not that we cared, as we didn't go to Urgup to watch TV). What we liked, though, was the spacious bathroom that comes with with a Jacuzzi and walk-in shower (surprise, surprise!), perfect after an exhausting day in the field, and the lovely courtyard view terrace with a daybed. You may also want to note that being a cave room, you can expect the ceiling to continuously sprinkle a bit of sand day and night. We didn't know this, but it didn't bother us much anyway.

The breakfast quality was good but it didn't have much of a variety, and in the afternoon, guests are usually offered a cup of tea to sip while chatting with the hotel staff or browsing the net (there's a PC station in the lobby which you can use for free).

All in all, it was a unique experience at an affordable rate :)

A really great place to stay, we enjoyed spending several days at the Cappadocia hotel. Mustapha and his colleague are very kind and they will do their best do make your trip perfect. They recommended us a lot of things to do in Cappadocia and we were very satisfied and happy by their advice. They are very human and heart generous.
Christophe and Zohra

I am writing this review actually from our cave room at Cappadocia Palace. Could not wait to share my experience. This is not the most luxurious place I have been to, but it is one of the most pleasant ones.
From outside it looks dodgy and I was honestly worried to see what is behind the door, but a very pleasant surprise was there.
Worm welcome by Mustafa at the reception and Bekir who showed us to our room were the sign that we would love this place.
I just learned today that is used to be an old monastery and 4 cave rooms they have were actually the rooms of the monks. The rooms are spacious and I felt like wishing to stay here and skip all my tours. There is a special feeling of serenity in them.
The bathroom is huge and we have Jacuzzi, but not much time to use it :)
Breakfast is typical Turkish one, with selection of cheeses, tomatoes, cucumber, olives, but also you get cereals.
As already mentioned, Mustafa and Bekir are the real asset of this great place. Always ready to help, make you feel welcome and special.
I highly recommend it!