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Cappadocia Cave Resort & Spa
Tekelli Mah. Goreme Cad., Divanli Sok.No:83
Nevehir, Cappadocia, Turkey
Estilo: Clásico contemporáneo
Ambiente: Animado
79 Habitaciones
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Even the most jaded jet-setter would have to agree that Cappadocia is a magical place. Tucked deep into Turkey’s central countryside, the region is covered with sedimentary stone cliffs, eerie caves, unearthly “fairy chimney” rock formations, and antique chapels and houses carved deep into the soft volcanic rock. The Cappadocia Cave Resort, as the name suggests, is one of several upscale hotels allowing visitors to experience the unusual landscape first-hand.
The resort isn’t actually inside a cave, not quite; it’s a massive stone structure, brilliantly glowing at night, that’s built into a hill in the village of Uchisar. But the décor takes partial inspiration from the dramatic curves and textures of Cappadocia’s famous grottoes: many of the guest rooms seem perpetually candlelit, with low arched doorways and rough, cavern-like stone walls. But that’s where the stylistic nod to primitive cave dwellings ends. The ornate furnishings, from decorative rugs to painted ceramics, pay tribute to local craft tradition, and the amenities are thoroughly modern, including large LCD screen televisions, wireless internet, and hydro-massage showers. Suites also contain extras like in-room jacuzzis and fireplaces; some even have huge round beds that add to the exotic atmosphere.
At too many resorts, spas are ho-hum. Here the traditional Turkish bath and the gorgeous Leea Spa is the hotel’s crowning glory. The hammam, for the uninitiated, involves lying on a hot marble slab, various massages, and relaxing in the steam room. The ice room and salt room are also wonderfully out of the ordinary. Afterwards, go for cocktails in the Erciyes Pool Bar, where the windows open to panoramic views of the surrounding landscape, before sampling savory Turkish treats at the Padishah restaurant or sashimi at the (rather unexpected) sushi bar.
How to get there:
By Plane:The hotel is 86 km away from Kayseri Airport and 55 km away from Nevsehir Airport. Turkish Airlines (THY) has flights both to Kayseri and Nevsehir airports, but Pegasus, Sunexpress and Onur Air have flights only to Kayseri. By Car:
Uchisar is 730 km from Istanbul, 280 km from Ankara, 600 km from Antalya, 760 km from İzmir and 620 km away from Pamukkale (Hierapolis).
Please contact customerservice@tablethotels.com to arrange airport transfers or to get directions.
