Discover the Rooms & Suites at Museum Hotel, Cappadocia

You can reach Direkli Cave through a long natural tunnel. Locals always referred to this room as Direkli (pole) Cave, and hence the name was kept. The column in the room was present in the original cave and was kept intact during the renovation. The Anatolian divan style seating has been decorated with antique handmade carpets. You will be fascinated by the 150-year-old tent decorations, the copper plates, and embroideries. You can enjoy the magnificent sunset of Cappadocia on the chaises longues at the common terrace in front of the room.

Located at the end of a half-open cave tunnel, Safir Cave looks onto our Garden of Eden at its front. The garden features peacocks, pigeons, and roses and is extremely attractive, especially when cast with the first rays of the sun. The magnificent bathroom, one of the best examples of marble workmanship, the wine taps pouring red and white wines of Cappadocia, and the rock structure preserved with careful decoration all go to make this room special.

Castle Cave, located right on the edge of the Uçhisar Castle, is one of the most important symbols of the castle and this is the reason from where this name comes. It is believed that this was one of the watch points of the castle back in ancient times. On the chaise longue by the entrance you can enjoy the magnificent Cappadocia sunset.

You can reach Lazy Hunter Cave via a shared tunnel. As you enter the room, the first thing you notice is its amazing view of Cappadocia. In the room you can find a lazy hunter's 'sight hole' (hence the room's name), aimed at a fairy chimney on which pigeons like to gather. The room features detailed antique decoration and offers a perfect experience of Cappadocia.

This room takes its name from the kerosene lamps discovered during the renovation, and of course, they continue to grace the room today. The bathroom has a splendid décor, while the bedroom will remind you of eastern fairy tales. 

Cappadocia is famous for its pigeons, as well as for its beautiful horses, and therefore nearly all the valleys have dovecotes (güvercinlik). This room contains one of the oldest and biggest dovecotes in all of Uçhisar. During the meticulous renovation, all the original details were left intact. Although this room is a bit smaller compared to some other rooms in the hotel, the exciting tunnel access and the magnificent view of Cappadocia makes this a worthwhile choice.

The entrance of the room features large bellows. These belonged to 'Uncle' Hasan, a former owner of this house. Uncle Hasan used to sharpen iron pieces in the fire he lit with the help of the bellows on the rock next to the house, and, in fact, earned money by doing so. The room is named in this way thanks to the eastern decoration. The window of the room opens onto the turtle garden. During summer, colourful roses, and in winter white snow surround you. There are also very special old carpets, tent decorations, and ceramic works of art in the room.

This room was formerly a kitchen, with the family who used to live here using the room not only as a kitchen but also for heating. They also pressed grapes to obtain grape juice and boiled the juice on the fire to produce molasses. In this multi-purpose kitchen, there was a tandir (underground oven), the şırahane grape pressing apparatus, and a weaving loom. During the restoration, we had to cover the weaving loom area, but the tandir and the press have been kept in their original places.   The suite consists of a living room, a bedroom, a bathroom, and an 'Oriental unit.' You can relax on the sofa and gaze out at the amazing Cappadocia view. The room has been decorated with priceless antiques, including 18th century cloth and an 80-year-old bridal sheet-in its original colour and texture as if brand new. The spinning wheel in the room belonged to the old landlord.

Tafana means "tandoor room," from which this suite takes its name. It was carefully renovated, being sure to preserve the underground tandir (tandoor) oven and chimney. To keep the authenticity, we preserved both this oven and the blackness on the ceiling caused by its use. The room has been decorated with priceless antiques, and the living room offers a splendid view of Cappadocia.

Lalezar means tulip garden, and this suite's name comes from the tulip motifs you can see in the room. The suite is multi-storied and boasts an extraordinary view. Being located snugly in the corner of the hotel, this room has one of the best views. belonged to the old landlord.

Naile Hanım Cave Suite is at once distinctive with its mystical architecture. Like the other rooms in the hotel, this suite also has rich decoration and antiques in harmony with colour. The heated massage marble and the wine taps are among special details provided for you.

Eftelya Suite, located next to Naile Hanım Cave Suite, symbolizes the love of Ömer Bey for his Greek wife, Naile Hanım. This richly decorated room has red and white Cappadocia wine on tap.

The Elegant Cave Suite is situated at the end of a cave tunnel, with its entrance door opening into the bedroom. The bathroom and the Jacuzzi can be reached using the passage to the right of the dressing area. The rich decoration has been done with utmost care by combining luxury and traditional elements.

This suite is connected to an escape tunnel, which thus gives the name. The bedhead, decorated with a Byzantine pillar, gives a distinct feel and perhaps the most interesting part of the room is the romantic cave Jacuzzi room decorated in marble. 

The local people have always referred to the town of Uçhisar as 'Ucasar'.  This double story suite was originally used as a duplex house by the owner: the upper floor was used as living space, while the ground floor was used as a storage area for grapes and other types of food. Nothing has been altered during the renovation of this suite, ensuring that as much if its original ambience and history remains.

The Shepherd's Cave Suite benefits from a private garden from which guests can enjoy a spectacular view of Cappadocia and the White Valley. These mesmerising views can also be taken in through a large window next to the suite's Jacuzzi.  Decorated with rare, priceless antiques, every corner of the suite hides little touches that will surprise you. The details, finishing touches and warm ambience will transport you to a different world. 

Traditional Seljuk masonry is best exemplified in this suite, which also features a breath-taking view of White Valley from its private balcony. With an 18th century brass bedstead inlaid with turquoise and jade, a bathroom with Jacuzzi and broad windows letting light soak into the room at every opportunity, the Taskosk Suite will not disappoint. 

Just like real harems of old, this suite has no window and is full of mystique. It has a specially designed spacious bathroom, a sitting area with a fireplace, wine taps and priceless antiques. As a natural consequence of its structure and style, it is very popular with honeymoon couples.   

One of the Museum Hotel's most exquisite rooms, Şehzade not only overlooks the Garden of Eden but also offers a breath-taking view of Cappadocia from both its cave bedroom and its living room. This special suite is the end product of meticulous renovation. Spending time here feels like a privilege. 

Two fairy chimneys located right across from each other are known as Çatalkaya by the locals. The most attractive detail in this room is the splendid bathroom and the magnificent view of the Çatalkaya offered by both the bathroom and the main room. Guests can enjoy the Jacuzzi and also spend time in front of the cosy fireplace. 

"Gülistan" means rose garden, and the suite takes its name from the private rose garden in front of it. Both the suite and the bathroom have a splendid valley view. Apart from its rare and special antiques, the suite features a special rock-hewn ceiling.

The opulently spaced Kubbeli Suite takes its name from the customized dome design in the bathroom. The room is spacious and comfortable and is distinguished by wealthy Ottoman-style decoration: the ceilings have been meticulously decorated with special wooden handicrafts and an antique central dome. The entire room is decorated with many precious antiquities, and also has a breath-taking view of the Cappadocia landscape. The bathroom reflects the magnificent harmony of unique Turkish marble and Ottoman Iznik ceramics. The Jacuzzi is one for the romantics, with its fabulous and fascinating view.

The Turkmen who lived around the area of Museum Hotel belonged to the Tekeli clan. Since they gave their name to the district, Tekeli, we chose Tekeli Cave Suite to show how these people used to live. 

This mystical and impressive room offers a magnificent view of Cappadocia with its priceless antiques and original living room carved out of rock, offering a real Cappadocia experience.

The room was named after its marble artwork, which is a traditional Turkish art. Ebruli means variously coloured, and this suite offers splendid colours. Possessing plenty of space, it consists of two stories, with the bedroom upstairs. The bedroom, bathroom, and private garden command a perfect view of Cappadocia. Unlike the other parts of the room, the bathroom is in an old cave structure and has unique marble workmanship.

Omer Khayyam was a philosopher, poet, mathematician, and astronomer who lived in the Middle East in the 11th century. He produced unique ideas to understand the universe and also wrote rubāī (quatrain poetry) to enrich them. The room has been decorated with Khayyam's pictures and books. The bathroom features a rare stone arch design and has a direct view of the fairy chimney right in front of it. The bedroom is a cave and connects to the living room via a tunnel, which has an interesting detail-Khayyam's Love Fountain, which is completely original. A splendid view of Cappadocia tempts you in the bathroom, the living room, and the private garden.

Beyzade, meaning "noble, from a good family," is one of the most special rooms at Museum Hotel. The best examples of masonry inherited from the Seljuks are exhibited in this room. The room also features a cave dressing room, in the past used as a şırahane (a room for pressing grapes and storing the must). Both the room and the bathroom welcome you to Cappadocia with incredible views. The most beautiful valleys of Cappadocia and Mt. Erciyes stretch out before you as if a painting. And, early every morning, you can also catch the glorious spectacle of the beautifully coloured hot air balloons rising peacefully into the dawn.

With one of the best views not only of the entire hotel but also Cappadocia, Divan Suite is named after the Ottoman style divan in the room. Spend some time in Divan and you will begin to feel like you are the king or queen of Cappadocia. The palace pool in the front of the suite has been decorated with fossils from the region and ornamental fish. The room is further decorated with rare antiques and offers a superb view of the 100 or so beautiful hot air balloons that rise peacefully into the dawn each day.

This room is one of the most special rooms at Museum Hotel and, of course, Cappadocia. You reach the room via its private cave tunnel, and once inside you'll witness the most splendid view of Cappadocia from both the bathroom and the living room, from where perhaps you'll indulge in smoking your water-pipe while you enjoy the magnificent surroundings. 

The bedroom features one of the best examples of traditional stone workmanship and has a ceiling window through which you can watch the sky. The stars have never been closer. There is a carpet weaving loom, an original tandoor (underground oven), and the ruins of a chapel discovered during the excavations. The room has also been decorated with priceless antiques. 

If you want to release the royal spirit inside you, in harmony with nature and art, then the "Sultan" awaits you in this rare room.

Eflatun Suite, a royal suite, has a living room decorated with Ottoman style divans, boasting a splendid view, and a bedroom decorated with great care. The dominant colour in the room is eflatun (purple), giving the room its name. The whole room contains splendid décor with many priceless antiques, and has welcomed many celebrities.

Are you ready to experience a stay in a suite that sits on the slope of a hill, has its own private garden, and, of course, a fabulous view of Cappadocia? 

The rock-hewn tunnel to the entrance gives you a clue as to the kind of dream you're entering... The tunnel opens into the bedroom, decorated with traditional Turkish fabrics and antiquities. The living room features wooden handiwork, a fireplace and an amazing view of the Cappadocia landscape. Another tunnel takes you to the Jacuzzi featuring a beautiful view of Cappadocia. Enjoy the pleasure of spending time in your Jacuzzi while gazing at Mt. Erciyes, the Red Valley and Göreme. The marble fish pool wrapping the Jacuzzi features a small water cascade, şelale, supplying water to the pool and giving its name to the suite. The massage room attached to this area is also designed for your pleasure. 

A real luxury Cappadocia experience, an unforgettable memory-especially for honeymoon couples.

Welcome to the most special room in all of Cappadocia. Spanning 230 square meters, it boasts a private pool, a bedroom with a unique view, a dressing room, a sofa room, a living and TV room, two separate bathrooms with a Jacuzzi and hammam, a private sauna, a private massage room, a private courtyard, a unique Cappadocian view, and a two-story cave structure. Do you need anything more?

Mystic Cave Suite is one of Museum Hotel's most special spaces, with its private pool, mystical architectural details, and a unique view of Cappadocia. Spanning 120 square meters, this suite is a prime choice for those seeking romance in Cappadocia. Thanks to its secluded position bordering the valley, this suite boasts superb examples of stonework and glass painting; enjoy the special view from its fireplace and pool area. Who wouldn't want to greet the day with a balloon view while enjoying the Jacuzzi pool?

The Konak, one of the most beautiful examples of traditional Cappadocian stone architecture, is a very special Cappadocian konak, detached, two-stories, comprising 160 square meters. Featuring a bedroom overlooking a beautiful Cappadocian view, a bathroom with Jacuzzi, a living and TV room, and a private bar and garden, perhaps its most prized feature is the marble design of its private pool. The primary choice for honeymooners, The Konak promises a unique and unforgettable Cappadocian experience in all its finery.