Cappadocia
Central Anatolia, Turkey
Surreal shaped landscapes rich in troglodytic ruins, walking trails and delightful cave hotels in the ancient heart of Anatolia.
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Occupying the slopes above the renowned Pigeon Valley, this sublimely sited luxury hotel has some of the best views in Cappadocia.
From terraces, the Seki Lounge and many of the rooms the panorama is magnificent. It’s also exceptionally good-looking, with lots of wood and glass to complement Cappadocia’s statutory bare stone interiors.
Prolific decks, patios and courtyards, as well as the light-flooded Seki Lounge, make this as much a resort hotel as a mere B&B base.
There’s an impressive range of rooms, some with their own pools, all in cave style, but with plenty of natural light.
The hotel occupies a picturesque hillside position among narrow, bumpy lanes that twist up towards Uchisar’s castle ruins.
The neighbourhood is a mixture of ruined local houses and restorations, including several boutique hotels. Footpaths lead from the hotel into the spectacular Pigeon Valley. Expect some coach parties but also local donkeys laden with firewood.
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