Sultan Cave Suites

Great service—they helped carry our bags to the room, and it's not far from the bustling main street. A pity we couldn't catch any hot air balloon flights during our stay.

I stayed in Room 319 this time and was quite unlucky, as it is located right below the restaurant. Whenever the restaurant was open, the noise was terrible—I could hear the constant dragging of chairs right through the ceiling. To make matters worse, the room is right next to the main pathway leading to the restaurant, and passersby would actually curiously rattle the door handle, which was pretty creepy. Hanging the "Do Not Disturb" sign helped a bit afterwards, but honestly, I strongly advise the hotel that this room should never be put up for sale. It really ruins your rest. Basically, the main reason to come here is for the beautiful view from the rooftop. However, the room only provides two small 300ml bottles of mineral water per day, so we didn't dare to drink much and had to buy extra from an outside supermarket at our own expense. The hotel sells it too, but at a higher price. The room rate is very high; you're essentially paying for the Instagram-worthy aesthetic. You need to adjust your expectations before checking in—treat it strictly as an experience. The breakfast is very abundant, though the flavors didn't really suit my palate. The bad room location was a major deduction, and the quality of the service staff is uneven, so don't set your expectations too high. Just focus on the view, and you'll feel a bit better about it. The rooftop is monitored in the morning and only accessible to hotel guests, which is definitely a plus. If you're taking pretty photos, please respect fellow guests—don't hog the spots, take turns, and let's not give people the impression that Asian tourists are rude.

The location is superb, and Sultan Cave Suites is huge, with many levels, so you could even spend a whole day exploring it. Unfortunately, we were in a hurry. The service was excellent; they even coordinated with various drivers for attractions. However, the cave room was a bit warm, even with the air conditioning on full blast.

Located on a high vantage point, the rooms are very unique. There are bonfire parties at night, and the breakfast is abundant. Although many of the dishes might not suit Chinese palates, you can order omelets separately. Overall, it's pretty good.

The cave room was really unique, with the textured stone walls complementing the local handmade carpets, creating a wonderful atmosphere. The famous terrace offered an excellent view, overlooking the fairy chimney landscape of Goreme. The staff were warm and attentive, and the breakfast selection was rich, with freshly fried eggs that tasted great. The hotel's location was excellent, making it convenient for getting around. My only regret was the bad weather during my stay, which prevented me from taking the long-awaited hot air balloon ride and experiencing Cappadocia from above. Overall, it was a great stay, and I would choose Sultan Cave Suites again next time I visit Cappadocia. Hopefully, I'll get to experience the hot air balloon then!

This hotel is indeed great! The facilities are good, the service is good, and the breakfast is good. The location is convenient for transportation, and the views are definitely amazing. We booked a hot air balloon ride through a local travel agency for 60 Euros per person, which is a pretty reasonable price, especially compared to the Ephesus ancient city ticket which is 40 Euros. Not much more to say, just check out the pictures! The only thing is that prices here are a bit high, but that's just how it is.

Considered one of the most famous hotels in Göreme, the cave room was indeed unique, but after staying there, I can only say "been there, done that." The authentic cave room was extremely dark—it felt like living in a crypt. We switched to a stone room, which was slightly better. I strongly advise steering clear of the hotel's Michelin-recommended restaurant, Seten. For one, the food is genuinely not good; the signature pottery kebab even got stuck in my teeth (the manager looked completely shocked when I told him, saying it had been stewed for 8 hours. Bro, it really gets stuck in your teeth). The restaurant also has a waitlist; when I went at 7 PM, they said a 2-hour wait was the bare minimum, so I asked them to just call my room when ready. After waiting over two hours with no call, I went back down, and they seated me immediately without asking a single question—I have no idea what I was even waiting in line for. They even forgot one of our dishes, though they certainly didn't forget to bill us for it—unbelievable. After I argued my case, the manager and the waiter discussed it for 10 minutes, and finally apologized by gifting me a bottle of mineral water... Breakfast was delicious with a wide variety of options (served at Seten as well, so there's really no need to have dinner there). Bees and flies can be a bit annoying, and hot dishes can be ordered from a la carte menu. The views are truly stunning. Watching the morning hot air balloons from the terrace is breathtaking, and everyone takes turns taking photos at the Instagram-famous spots in an orderly manner. Also, don't miss the other hotels under the same group; their backyards are all interconnected. Each has its own unique charm, and I highly recommend taking a stroll through them at night—definitely worth it.

We booked a two-night stay, but unfortunately, we didn't get to see the hot air balloons. However, on the third day, after learning that the hot air balloons would be flying, we communicated with the hotel, and they kindly allowed us, as former guests, to go to the terrace to watch them. The service was excellent. You can try the Turkish bath, but skip the hotel's massage.

The hotel restaurant just got a Michelin star today! The night view is absolutely stunning, and you can walk into town in under 10 minutes. There are lots of Chinese restaurants in town. The hotel front desk staff were very warm and helpful, and you can book all sorts of activities right there. They even provided welcome fruit and a small handmade backpack as a souvenir! My room had a small sofa and a balcony with a great night view, and there were even blankets inside.