Small Cave Hotel in the heart of Cappadocia
To stay in traditional Cappadocian Cave-Rooms like in the Suite Kaya Odalar of ASMALI CAVE HOUSE is an experience of modern living, surrounded by the
coziness of large caves, modern furnished but with traditional features and interesting light-effects. This spacious livingroom with dining area and open fireplace marks the
centre of the suite (60 m²).
The Cave-Kitchen is fully equipped for the private breakfast in the suit, with all needed accessories for min. 8 people.
One bedroom is in a tradtional vaulted room, to other bedrooms are in caves but do have daylight. Even the very large marbled bathroom in Hamam-Style is arranged in a cave as well.
Designed on 150 m² the Suite is for 4 People, but the arrangements for two additional beds will be done in a smaller but not less interesting Cave Room
(see Room-Design below). Satellite-TV (turk. & int.) and certainly wireless internet is available as well. And for our guests from abroad we provide a local mobile phone to stay in touch with us in the hotel, but also while their hikes and tours all over Cappadocia.
The history is still visuable; in decoration and unusual exposure
See Asmali Cave House, the individual Suites, as well as the terraces from a different angle.
Livingroom and Terrace of Suite Asmali Odalar
Wether for individual travelling amateur photographers or for members of planned photo tours; Cappadocia's beauty is the ideal spot. Marvelous views, unusual valleys and formations, people and architecture.
For more information about your own small adventures, individual photo tours, hiking or simply
about a relaxed holiday in Cappadocia contact us directly:
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See
a different small world, still full of history and traditions,
characterized by friendly and hospitable people
living in an unspoiled
village in the heart of Cappadocia.
Hidden
churches and monasteries hidden in caves, beautiful valleys and rock
formations - nature and a breaze
of adventure for the curious explorer.
Childhood memories and stories from the eldest of Uçhisar and Cappadocia. See old photos and read about their past lives. There are happy as well as sad stories and maybe sometimes, with the passage of time, truth and fiction melt into one another.
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