Cappadocia Ennar Cave

The breakfast was traditional and delicious, with authentic flavors that were even better than we expected. From the moment we arrived, the friendly, warm service made us feel welcome. Every detail seemed thoughtfully handled, and we're grateful for the experience at Ennar Cave. The hospitality really showed.

The design and views were amazing, and everything was just right. We paid much less than I think we should have for the quality, which was far above what I'd expected at that price. If you're visiting Capadocia, choose this hotel. You won't regret it.

Our booking was for September by mistake when we meant August, but they kindly arranged express check-in without charging extra. The owner was humble, respectful, and went out of his way to help with our needs. We had two rooms built into the cave, with an outdoor terrace overlooking the city. The architecture and cozy feel made the stay memorable. The food was fresh, flavorful, and clearly made with care. Tea and coffee were complimentary, and our room had its own jacuzzi. We also used the pool facilities. Cappadocia Ennar Cave Swimming Pool Hot & SPA brings together comfort, hospitality, and a unique charm. If I could give more than five stars, I would, and I highly recommend it to anyone visiting Cappadocia.

Breakfast was the highlight for us: lots of delicious choices, and something we looked forward to every morning. We paid €150 for two nights with breakfast, rented a car, and parked close by on the main road. Göreme was about a 20-minute drive, which worked well for seeing the hot air balloons at sunrise. There's a tourism office just below the hotel on the main road for booking tours, or you can ask the helpful hotel staff. We had a good stay overall at this simple, quiet hotel outside the city. It has eight rooms, and ours was tiny, but thoughtfully designed, with a super comfortable bed and pillows, which mattered most to us. The shower leaked and drained poorly, so the bathroom was wet much of the time. The bathroom door blocked the toilet, making it awkward to get around at night without a light. There are lots of stairs and no elevator, so we carried heavy suitcases up several levels. The pool was disappointing: the chlorine stung our eyes and made it hard to breathe.