Hotels in Cappadocia

Cappadocia: one region, several villages

Fairy chimneys, houses carved into the rock, hot-air balloons over the valleys: Cappadocia is not a town but a region of the Anatolian plateau in central Turkey, around Nevşehir, Ürgüp and Avanos. Its heart is a UNESCO World Heritage site, and the village you sleep in changes the stay a great deal.

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Where to stay in Cappadocia

Göreme: at the heart of the sights and balloon launch areas, with a wide choice of cave hotels, guesthouses and restored houses. The simplest choice for a first visit, especially without a car.

Uçhisar: dominated by its rock castle, with hotels that often enjoy a wide view over the valleys. For those who put the view first.

Ürgüp and Ortahisar: old mansions and stone houses turned into hotels, a few minutes from the main sights.

Avanos: on the Kızılırmak river, a little further out, for a quieter stay if you have a car.

How many nights in Cappadocia?

Two nights at least, three if the balloon matters to you: flights take place early in the morning and depend on the weather each day. Book your balloon flight for your first full morning there and keep one or two spare mornings.

Preparing your stay

Before booking a cave hotel, check the access (stairs, slopes and uneven steps are common), the terrace and its view, and ask whether the hotel can arrange your transfer. You arrive via Nevşehir or Kayseri airports, or by road: plan the journey as a stage in its own right.

Our detailed guide: Cappadocia, which village and which hotel to choose. Combining with Istanbul? See also our hotels in Istanbul.

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