Avlu Cave House

I booked a room with a balcony, and I thoroughly enjoyed it, as I could sit there early in the morning with my coffee to watch the hot air balloons on the horizon at sunrise. The room was old (it was 180 years old, and a cave room so windows and doors were all at the front), but it was comfortable space for my needs. It was also very clean. However, what was really impressive, was the staff. The owner of the place was able to book classes for me on pottery making, perfume making, cooking Turkish food, ebru painting, and a camel safari ride. As an 80 year old lady travelling by herself and walking with a cane, they took good care of me especially since my room had more than 20 steps to get up to. But my days in Nevsehir were full of daily activities. Breakfasts were heavy and impressive with a variety of Turkish cheeses, a combination of cold and hot dishes. They bent over backwards to make me happy. His wife and daughter even took me to Avanos to experience pottery making and observe how different styles of rugs were made. I did not speak the Turkish language, and English was not their primary language either. But here language was not a barrier, because the language of caring and that of the heart prevailed. I felt like I was with family. I recommend this place to anyone who wants to see Cappadocia through Goreme which was where this place was. Avlu Cave House, owns my heart in Turkey!

Great Hotel

Fabulous location, manager went above and beyond, very helpful and knowledgeable. The location is stunning, we had an amazing time.

We spent a night in the Premium Room. The best feature of the room is the balcony that has a great view in the morning. Staff was helpful and very friendly. Recommended!