2-Star Hotels in Nevsehir

The hotel’s location is excellent, right in the centre of Goreme and only a three-minute walk from the bus station. The room had a lot of character with its unique decor, and the breakfast was very generous. The staff were also extremely friendly and welcoming. The only downside was that my room was on the garden level, with the window next to the reception and entrance, so it could be a bit noisy at times and there was occasionally some cigarette smoke.

We stayed as a family of four for 3 nights in the family room. Overall the stay is very good. The owner/staff is very friendly and helpful. Communications is very easy and fantastic. The rooms is adequate for 4 of us, only wish there was an additional bathroom which would have made it perfect! But it has a very nice balcony with a good scenic view of the landscape and horizon. Very pleasant to sit out there. The photo posted was taken at 3.40am outside the hotel while waiting for the pick up to the hot air baloon. Location wise - its very convenient, about a 5-8 mins walk to the main street/area of Goreme where there are lots of restaurants and shops.

I visited Cappadocia on a solo trip, hoping to take a hot air balloon tour. The hot air balloon tour was canceled due to wind, so I requested an extension of my stay, which was quickly accommodated. The airport transfer was also arranged smoothly and was very helpful. The hotel is conveniently located and reasonably priced, so I would definitely use it again.

This is by far the best hotel I've stayed at during my vacation in Turkey. It's located in the town of Goreme, very close to the town center, just a 5-minute walk. Plus, the hotel has an excellent orientation, facing the morning sun. While standard check-in is usually at 2 PM, they understand how tiring travel can be and are very accommodating with early check-ins. I was able to check in at 11 AM. The front desk staff also enthusiastically explained the different types of tours available in Goreme, along with their corresponding prices. It's completely voluntary, no pressure at all. They even detailed the hotel's layout, which was very thoughtful. Oh, and there are two super friendly cats at the hotel! I really have to give a special thanks to all the hotel staff here. I got gastroenteritis and was vomiting and had diarrhea. When the staff found out, they immediately helped me get medicine and even made me a small cake to help alleviate my discomfort. Thank you so much! 🙏

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I was very sceptical at first, but oh was I wrong. An absolutely wonderful authentic stay. The decoration has made it feel like I’m somewhere really cultural, enriching the whole Cappadocia experience! Though I would probably appreciate if the doors were more soundproof. I was right next to the reception and could basically hear anything, but it was luckily quiet at night. The breakfast was absolutely delicious and the lady preparing it was very kind. Not to mention how the other staff were very friendly. I will definitely be coming back! Recommend 100%

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.

Great value for money. Right at city centre where you get picked up for hot air balloon too. The hotel can arrange hot air balloons for 130-150 depending on the day (I went end of Sept) . Red and green tours are available to be booked by them too  My room was a bit cold so I used double blankets and breakfast had a bit limited options (eg. Protein was only boiled egg and sausage w sauce … still ok for the price !)

I had a wonderful stay at Güven Cave Hotel! The hosts are incredibly nice, friendly, and polite. There is practically always someone at the front desk, which made me feel really safe and well taken care of throughout my trip. They also helped us book our day tours and hot air balloon ride seamlessly. Even though there is no lift, the host kindly helped me carry my heavy bags up to the room. The room itself was spotless, the Wi-Fi was fast and reliable, and the hot water pressure was great with all necessary toiletries provided. On top of that, breakfast was delicious and very generous, and watching the hot air balloons in the morning from the rooftop terrace was unforgettable. Would definitely stay here again!

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.