This spacious cave suite is dedicated to the beloved late mother of the designer of Cappadocia Estates. An acclaimed fashion designer in her time, the tailor’s mirror in the room is a tribute to her remarkable talent – which runs in the family. The bedroom is one step up from the living area. There’s a private front porch with a table and chairs – perfect for relaxing or conversation.

This cave suite features a beautiful antique mirror on the wall, one of the historic mansion’s original furnishings. It was discovered under a thick layer of dust and lovingly restored. In addition to a writing desk and oversized whirlpool tub, there’s also a private front porch with a table and chairs for relaxation.

The inviting living room with a wood-burning fireplace is furnished with a set of elegant antique armchairs with lion’s claw feet. Two large Roman arches separate the bedroom from the living room; the spacious bathroom with shower has a separate room for the jacuzzi tub. Outside the suite, there’s a private front porch with a table and chairs for conversation and relaxation.

The signature piece of this spacious cave suite is the Troubador painting decorating the living area. The troubadour, whether a resident port or a wandering bard, is the authentic voice of Anatolia (Asia Minor). He sings poems rich in folk mythology. This is an unbroken tradition of at least ten centuries. This is an ideal suite for a family or three people. The large living area is perfect to spread in comfort. There is a private front porch with chairs and a table.