Museum Hotel is located in Uchisar district ruling the great view of Cappadocia Valleys. Rooms are original parts of the Cave- houses and converted into hotel rooms without changing their feature. Hotel has 5 different categories, total 32 rooms mainly with view and Jacuzzi. Hotels restaurant Lil’a, massage service are other attractive facilities.

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19 homely decorated rooms with arched ceilings (vault) will be different experience to its guests. Hotel buildings are original 19th century mansions with local architecture. Hotel location is allow to discover Mustafapasa or in old name “Sinasos” village.

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Lovely hotel in Urgup district surrounded with view of town and the mountains offers special times in Cappadocia.  This special hotel has just five guest rooms, decorated and designed by Rifat ERGOR in modern style as a contrast of the local architecture.

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Leaning to the hill, Melekler Evi (House of Angels) has 8 unique guest rooms without Tv but music equipment. Owner and the designer of the hotel Mrs. & Mr. ERINAL are making great difference in their House of Angels with their friendship and innovative personalities.

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Waking up to a dream... A village, thousands of years old; buildings, untouched since 1950s when their inhabitants left in search for more modern places... An astonishing nature and historical texture that leaves you speechless; that makes you wonder, how? How is it possible that giant rocks stand on top of the fairy chimneys as if they were put there deliberately? The whole region is declared as natural and historical preservation land, so that it will remain the same even hundred years from now.

Over the last fifteen years, Cappadocia, like so many other magical far-off places, has been 'discovered' by the mass-tourism industry. This has resulted in some unfortunate disfiguration and some disappointment for those who come here for the first time. Miraculously, Uçhisar has escaped tasteless over-development, thanks in part to its classification by UNESCO as a protected World Heritage site.