Osmanbey Cave House

Good location, good service! Newly opened, right in the center of town, with Chinese-speaking front desk staff

The house is designed in an old-fashioned style with local characteristics. The bedding and other supplies are very good, with toiletries and body lotion. The room terrace and the hotel terrace are very comfortable. It is not far from the open-air museum and there are many restaurants around, which is very lively.

Very satisfied. Located in the heart of town, the location is excellent. The hotel's atrium features beautiful carpets, perfect for taking photos. There's a small courtyard in front of the cave rooms. The rooms are spacious and clean. The owner, A-Long, speaks some Chinese, which made communication easy. The breakfast was hearty and delicious. Highly recommended!

It was great staying in the largest cave room! The hotel is conveniently located, the breakfast is quite generous, and the view from the rooftop is beautiful! I stayed in a triple room, which was a bit pricey!

The location is great, right at the foot of the mountain where you can watch the sunset, and just five minutes from the downtown shopping area. The facilities are great, the service is excellent, and the breakfast is excellent. You can watch hot air balloons from the rooftop.

A very nice, small, beautiful hotel with 11 rooms.

It's very popular with Chinese guests, and the guy at the front desk speaks a little Chinese.

The cave hotel is quite unique.

They can help book various tours, though the prices are slightly higher than booking on your own. If you prefer to book here, you can book with them.

The service is excellent, and the staff are very friendly. They will help carry your luggage to your room. The breakfast is average, with nothing to offer except fried eggs.

It's a 10-minute uphill walk to the highest point of the town.

The town is small and easily accessible on foot. The taxi rank is 70-80 meters to the right of the hotel entrance. The taxi rank is 2 kilometers to the open-air museum, with a starting price of 150 Turkish riyals.

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The Ottoman Cave Hotel's rock-faced rooms exude an ancient charm. Niches carved into the stone walls hold embroidered lanterns, and the bedding carries the scent of plants and trees. The stone floor is cool, yet not freezing. Morning mist drifts across the terrace, and in the distance, the spire of a mosque pierces the veil. The honey for breakfast is thick, sweetened by the wheat pancakes, and crisply tart by the wild berry jam. For the night, the rock face envelops the silence, with only the sound of the wind sweeping through the cracks. Fall asleep to the scent of the stars and moon, and wake to the gifts of the mountains—a quaint and soothing experience. The hot air balloon experience in Cappadocia is the highlight of this trip. Before dawn, we drive to the takeoff point and watch the crew inflate the giant balloon. The roar of the jet of flame evokes anticipation. The moment we lift off, the morning mist swirls beneath our feet, and the ravines and rock pillars resemble sleeping giants. As the sun rises, the earth gradually bathes in golden red and orange, and the shadows within the folds of the ravines slowly fade. Floating in the air for an hour, it felt like being suspended in the clouds overlooking a fairy tale. The champagne celebration upon landing added a layer of sweetness to the shock, making it unforgettable.

You can watch hot air balloons from the terrace, the room decoration is very comfortable, and the hotel is in a very good location, right at the busiest intersection in the town, and it is very convenient to go up the mountain to watch the sunset.

There is a handsome guy at the front desk who speaks Chinese. You can book a hot air balloon. The price and service are good. The breakfast is also ok.

Good for stay