2-Star Hotels in Nevsehir

We booked 3 rooms for the 8 of us (adults, kids under 10 and an elderly). The location of the hotel was strategic, at the entrance of the Gerome city, with the eateries/shop just a walk away. The rooms were clean, everything in place, heater is working and top notch in everything. The buffet breakfast were also delicious, varieties of local food (you have to order eggs from them to be cooked) and a selection of juices and hot drinks. Even more, it has balcony that you can use to see the hot balloon in the morning or rest at night. The booking is easier with trip.com and we settled our check in and out in less than 10mins. This hotel goes a bit more in making sure their guests are comfortable and that is commendable.

Although it's not directly in the town, it's only about a 10-minute walk, so it's a quiet retreat away from the hustle and bustle. The hotel has a more minimalist design, which I personally prefer over those flashy cave hotels.

1. **Accommodation:** Staying in the cave room was wonderfully cool; we didn't even need air conditioning. The surrounding green hedges really added to the house's charm and provided a refreshing vibe. 2. **Staff:** The staff were incredibly friendly. They thoughtfully explained the meal times and informed us when the hot air balloon activity was canceled. Other team members were also very welcoming and pleasant to interact with. 3. **Adorable Cats:** The cats were so friendly! It was delightful to have one greet us when we opened the door in the morning – such a charming moment! 4. **Breakfast:** The breakfast was plentiful and nutritious, and the hot tea was delicious! 5. **Proximity to City Center:** It's super convenient, just a 7-minute walk to the city center!

My boyfriend and I arrived at the hotel a little after 1 AM. It was raining heavily that night. The hotel is about a ten-minute walk from the center of Göreme. The hotel itself was very warm, and the room facilities were great. On our last day, our flight was canceled. I especially want to commend the front desk staff, Talha. He was incredibly helpful. Since our phone numbers were from the EU and couldn't make calls, we approached Talha, and he spent over 20 minutes patiently calling for us. He is highly educated and went above and beyond to help us solve our problem. Later, we asked him to call customer service to rebook our flight because our English isn't very fluent, and he patiently communicated with them on our behalf. Honestly, Talha is the nicest person I've met in Turkey.

The hosts for the accommodation are friendly and hospitable throughout the stay, they've arranged a day tour and balloon tour at a short notice due to inclement weather. In addition, I like that they replied to WhatsApp messages very promptly to ensure my concerns were being addressed. Do take note it's a guest house so don't expect hotel-like amenities such as daily breakfast and daily housekeeping, but the staff will do their best to ensure your stay is comfortable. Not all of them speak English fluently therefore might have some language barrier although Google translate helps somewhat :p I would like to stay with them again if I go back to cappadocia for vacation as they're arguably one of the best accommodations I've stayed at throughout my travels.

My brother and I spent a full week in Cappadocia this winter. If you’re looking for an epic, otherworldly landscape without the summer crowds, this is it. However, 7 days in the cold is a long time, so you have to be prepared. The Pros (The Highlights): • Stunning Scenery: Seeing the ”fairy chimneys” and valleys covered in snow is genuinely a core memory. It looks like a movie set. • Zero Crowds: We had the Underground Cities (Derinkuyu) and the Göreme Open Air Museum almost to ourselves. No lines, no photobombing. • Cozy Cave Vibes: Staying in a cave hotel is a must. Coming back to a heated stone room and hot Turkish tea after a day of exploring was the best part of the day. • Budget Friendly: Since it’s the off-season, we got a great deal on a high-end hotel that would have been double the price in June.

Looking for a place to stay in Göreme that won't break the bank? I’ve got you! 🏨🙌 This hotel is super affordable and comfy, but the real winner for a traveler like me? The breakfast. 🍳☕️ There’s nothing like fueling up with a good meal before a long day of exploring. The Location: It’s perfectly situated in the heart of the Göreme District in Nevşehir. If you’re new to the area, Göreme is basically the ”hub” of Cappadocia—it’s famous for its iconic ”fairy chimney” rock formations and is the prime spot to watch the hot air balloons fill the sky every morning. 🏔️🎈 Even though it’s central, the hotel is tucked away in a quiet spot. It’s so peaceful, which is exactly what you need to recharge after a full day of trekking through the valleys. 💤🌙 Final Verdict: You get exactly what you pay for (and maybe a little more!). Definitely worth it for the price. 10/10 would stay again! 💯👍 #Cappadocia #Goreme #TurkeyTravel #Nevsehir #BudgetTravel #TravelTips #HotelReview #CappadociaGuide #VisitTurkey #TravelLife #Wanderlust

Sevin Stone beautiful hotel in Gérem! Very successful location: is right in the city center, a lot of cafes, shops and Migros, all literally in a walk-in. I would like to note the hosts incredibly spiritual, responsive and very communicable people. They are sincerely trying to help the guests and have done for us even more than we could expect: helped solve the complex issue with lost baggage at the airport, for which we are very grateful to them. You feel like a guest here, not just a guest. We are happy to come back here again and we are happy to recommend this hotel to anyone who plans to travel to Cappadocia!

I booked this cave hotel last minute to wait for the hot air balloon ride, and I was so surprised by how good the value for money was! The hotel is beautiful inside, every casual photo I took had a bit of an Egyptian vibe, haha. They even gave us a room with a terrace, which was really lovely, and sometimes little cats would come visit. Even though there's no air conditioning, Cappadocia in September is quite cool, and it was really comfortable with a gentle breeze coming through the open window.

A really lovely friendly hotel to stay. I had to ask to change rooms because of no internet in the cave room which I needed for work.This was no fuss, no trouble.And the owner even walked me to the bus stop carrying my bag rather than call a taxi on the day I left. My room was really comfortable and spacious and still in keeping with a cave hotel.A great hot shower. Breakfasts on the terrace were were delicious.....plenty of choice.This hotel is in the centre of Goreme town so location is superb for walking everwhere and also for tour pick ups.I would stay here again.Thanks Andrea.