Solin Cave Cappadocia

We came back to Mustafapaşa after visiting for a day in 2023 and falling for the village. My husband had said we should stay next time, and I'm so glad we did. It was quiet and lovely after a day of exploring, and much cheaper than Göreme and Urgup, where we'd stayed before. We spent five nights in the Flora King Suite, with our mothers in the room next door. The bed was huge and comfortable, the room was comfortable too, and having a sitting area for coffee and relaxing was great. We didn't try the spa, though I'm sure that would be relaxing as well. Booking was easy and smooth. I messaged on Whatsapp from Australia to ask about rooms and reserve them, and that really matters when you're on the other side of the world. Service from the staff was excellent. Breakfast was delicious, and each day brought something different, which we hadn't expected and really appreciated. If you need laundry, Ürgüp laundry centre is on Google Maps. Thanks to everyone on staff for such a memorable stay. We'll definitely return and tell people we know how good the hotel is. Four Australians highly recommend it for the value.

The staff made me feel like family from the moment I arrived, and their hospitality was amazing. My room at Solin Cave Cappadocia was spotless, spacious, and had all the amenities I needed. It was a fantastic stay, with a lovely mix of comfort, luxury, and attentive service. I'd highly recommend it for either business or leisure travel.

The rooms were comfortable and clean, and the location was convenient. We had a really positive family getaway, thanks in large part to the outstanding service. A huge thank you to Owner Kerem, Beritan, and Celil for all their help and for making us feel welcome. We'll definitely see you again soon.

The reason I wouldn't stay again is the dogs next door. Every night but the rainy one, their barking and howling kept me and other guests awake from around 3am until 5am or sometimes 6am. It sounded as if they were right outside my door, and sleep was impossible. Locals are used to it, and the owner no longer hears them. It's a shame, because this is a lovely place. I stayed six nights at this attractive cave hotel outside the centre of Mustafapasa. My room was carved from tufa rock and had a lot of atmosphere, but the ceiling constantly dropped dust and grit onto everything below, so I kept my clean clothes in my suitcase. The breakfast was tasty, nicely presented, and served from 8.30am.