Why Stay in a Cave Hotel?
Cappadocia's cave hotels are carved into the soft volcanic rock (tuff) and offer a unique accommodation experience found nowhere else in the world. Many feature original stone walls, arched ceilings, modern amenities, and terraces with balloon views at sunrise.
Best Areas to Stay
Göreme is the most popular base with the widest range of cave hotels from budget to luxury. Uçhisar offers elevated views from the highest point in the region. Ürgüp has upscale options with wine-country charm. Ortahisar is quieter and more affordable.
Budget vs Luxury Options
Budget cave hostels start at 30–50 EUR per night. Mid-range cave hotels with balloon-view terraces cost 80–150 EUR. Luxury properties like Museum Hotel and Argos in Cappadocia run 300–800 EUR per night with pools, spas, and gourmet dining.
Are cave hotels cold in winter?
Cave rooms naturally maintain a stable temperature (around 15–18°C). Most hotels have heating systems. In summer, caves stay naturally cool — a bonus during hot months.