- SUPERIOR CAVE ROOMS -
All of the cave rooms are bathed in soft daylight. Outside the entrance a large terrace with tables and chairs offer rest and relaxation.
This cave room is named after a lovely piece of art on the wall composed of four doll busts made of tragacanth resin. These dolls reflect various aspects of Turkish culture, accurately portrayed in their clothing and in other visual cues reflecting the time period and place where they are from. These dolls include Neyzen, the reed-flute player; a pious woman wearing a traditional headdress; a Whirling Dervish, and a girl playing a tambourine. All were made by renowned Turkish artist Selma Yurtlu. This compact room has a writing desk near the window, a perfect place to write your thoughts or gaze out the window.
Paper Doll is located on the second floor of the mansion. It can be set up with one king-size bed or two twin beds. Maximum occupancy is 2 adults and 1 child up to the age of 6.
Room: 20 m2 / 216 ft2
Bathroom: 7.5 m2 / 81 ft2
Total: 27.5 m2 / 297 ft2
EUR 95-125
Including breakfast and tax, for two people
EUR 85-115
Including breakfast and tax, for single occupancy
Direct reservation and prepayment discounts available*
The volcanic formation of Cappadocia has resulted in a wide array of rocks. While the most common and most well-known rock is tuff, other types include obsidian, onyx, travertine, and basalt. This cave room displays that geologic diversity with a wall covered in black basalt. In Cappadocian masonry, black basalt is considered one of the most valuable rocks for its density and lack of porosity.
Black Basalt is located on the second floor of the mansion. It can be set up with one king-size bed or two twin beds. Maximum occupancy is 2 adults and 1 child up to the age of 6.
Room: 25 m2 / 270 ft2
Bathroom: 8.5 m2 / 91 ft2
Total: 33.5 m2 / 361 ft2
EUR 95-125
Including breakfast and tax, for two people
EUR 85-115
Including breakfast and tax, for single occupancy
Direct reservation and prepayment discounts available