3-Star Hotels in Nar

Very nice atmospheric hotel in a quiet small town of Nar, across the road from Nevsehir. It is unexpectedly pleasant when you go down from a busy highway of a big city to such a small, cozy and clean town. The hotel itself is in the rocks, the rooms are in caves, very thought out, atmospheric, there is everything for a comfortable stay, modern plumbing, high-quality furniture, very beautifully decorated, magic in the details, thoughtful lighting. The neighboring Ennar Cave Hotel has a swimming pool (the owners are the same, you can freely use it during opening hours). Standard Turkish breakfast - omelette with cheese, pastries, butter, cheese, olives, jams and honey. Coffee and tea are available around the clock. Next to the rooms there are tables and chairs, you can sit, there is also an upper terrace with a view of the city. The rooms are located on levels, we booked the lowest one, there are the largest rooms, the window overlooks the courtyard. Soundproofing is good. Since these are cave rooms, you need to be prepared for sand to fall from the walls sometimes, but it was even nice) - the rooms are cleaned well, and it is not at all annoying. The owners and staff are friendly and attentive. If you arrive by car, you should not rely on Google navigator, it leads to the hotel through a very steep and narrow street. It is better to park on the main street below and walk along a parallel street for literally a couple of minutes, it is not so steep and it is much closer. I boldly recommend the hotel to those who want a quiet stay away from the tourist influx, in the atmosphere of a cave city. Goreme and other towns of Cappadocia are 20 minutes away by car. Nevsehir with the largest shopping center - Forum is also very close, it is visible from the hotel terrace, there are Bim and Migros supermarkets nearby.

The hotel was nice, clean , friendly staff , we booked a deluxe room but was allocated a smaller room , the room was small and lighting in room was very dark, not many bars and restaurants around hotel,bus local for trips to town , a taxi to Gorme was 750 tl and well worth a visit, we didn’t do ballon’s due to the weather (mid September)the breakfasts are very good (Turkish)

Very good polite staff, delicious breakfasts, shackshock bomb, order, don't regret, the view opens incredible and the hotel itself inside is very beautiful. Although not in Goreme, it is worth, at least visiting one day to make a huge number of class photos

Lost City Cappadocia Hotel is a bit farther away to the hot air balloon experiences compared to Goreme and at least an hour away from Kayseri Airport, but it is still quite a peaceful area and had a very local feel. We stayed as a group of three in room 202 but 3 of the charging ports in the room didn't work, so I had to charge my phone at the reception with their kind help. The toilet in that room was also a bit odd in that the lid didn't stay up by itself, so when I sat down, the lid also started falling closed. Other than those things, the breakfast was good and it was cool to stay in such a ”cave” setting in a boutique hotel style. Great service too with their help with our luggage and even giving us free cold water while we waited for our airport pick-up. I would recommend this place for those looking for a new experience with cave ambiance. The staff could also speak English, so nothing was lost in translation.

Hotel is nice very different concept easily reach via shuttle

The overall experience is good. We were worried that it would be cold in the cave. However, the temperature was comfortable, and you can control it. Also, there was really good wi-fi. However, we had a few issues there: 1. The kettle is broken and should be changed 2. The hair dryer is old and bad quality. 3. When we checked in the owner said that tea is free and available any time, I think it.was misunderstood as on the last day host asked us to pay 400tl for the tea and coffee. 4. We booked a room with a fireplace but host said that it doesn't work. Later, we did clarify why it doesn't work and the problem was that the owner didn't have wood for it and it wasn't possible to buy it on our own anywhere (we did visit 4 different places).