Find hotels near Hallacdere Monastery, Ürgüp from AED 223

"This is one of the best hotels I've ever stayed in. It's owned by the most lovely family that make you breakfast and coffee/tea every morning. They invite you in like their own. The place was exceptionally clean and whatever we needed they were quick to make sure we had it. Would recommend this place 1000/10. Will be coming back."

"Very unique. Well organized and spotless."

"The hotel is beautiful and is truly a cave hotel. Be prepared for rustic accommodations, however. The staff is very helpful, kind, and available 24 x 7. This place, however, is not for the physically challenged. There are many steep steps and you must have good knees and stamina if you are above the first floor. We even had 2 tall steps in the room for which we had to be very careful. All places in Cappadocia are full of steps, so expect the same of the hotels. It’s all about the experience, "

"We stayed in the middle of February. It was a Gorgeous hotel. Friendly staff, clean rooms, multiple restaurants & in the heart of town. Couldn’t ask for more! We had a photoshoot in one of the lobby rooms because it was so beautiful. There’s a rock castle directly across the street. If we find ourselves here in the summertime, we’d definitely choose this place again. The Crowne Suite we stayed in kept a moderate temperature (barely needed the heater) and the bathroom floors downstairs were HEATED! They thought of everything! LOVED IT!!"

"They’re amazing hospitality. The hotel is very clean. The staff are amazingly friendly and very hospitable and the room is incredibly clean and warm because it’s cold here in winter. The hotel is a story on its own beautiful hotel beautiful people."

"Everyone was always so helpful, at any time of the day. There was always someone available. They breakfast was also amazing, there was something different to try every morning with a wonderful view from the rooftop. The room itself was gorgeous, and comfortable. We really enjoyed our stay and would recommend it!"

"Clean, artisan decor, huge room. Very friendly welcome and service from Ata. The restaurant staff, especially Hajar, are awesome despite their lack of English language skills. Ata can guide you to the best service and tour providers in Cappadocia - not necessarily the cheapest, just the best."

"Hotel location is not good in sense of view but it is very practical as starting point for visiting Capadoccia. Parking is available, size good. Reception is efficient & flexible, superior room (2042) was good in terms of size, cleanless, but amenitiess are ruther basic. Towels, bedding are excellent. Breakfast was great untill 16th of Nov. when majority of guests left which affected breakfast veriety and spa funcionality. I eould specially point out chef during breakfast which gladly prepared excellent eggs for us the way we expected up to last day. Weak point is room house keeping which 3 days out of 9 forgott to clean our room ( sign for room cleaning is well made and visible but...). SPA personel is horendeus, terrible in every sence, far far bellow hotel standard ( up to point that 2 "girls" just being "pritty" explained that you can get 1 towel/per person/per day because they don't have towels and that is thrir policy, laughing at our face). First time in my 40+ year of travelling I was insulted this way, such arogance and attitude. Also last 3 days they swiched of finish sauna, stopped heating pool and pool was "rented" yo school kids lessonss so it was not possible to use it. Bit dissapointing."

"Staffs are friendly and approachable. They helped us book an airport transfer last minute at a better deal than local taxis. Their breakfast is fantastic - many kinds of cheese, fruit, various dipping sauces, tea, coffee, fries, bread, just like a sultan’s breakfast! The view is amazing at the terrace too - go check out during sunrise, sunset, and night time. Restaraunts and supermarkets are located 15 min walkable distance. They give you slipper, bath gown, toiletries, shampoo, conditioner, soap, clean bedding sheets, and black out curtain. Don’t forget to say hello to their grey cat “Pasha”. "