Duru Cappadocia Stone House

The people were nice and the service was very good. There was a nice Turkish breakfast each morning. The rooms were clean. There is a terrace upstairs open to anyone.

Stayed here with a tour to fly the hot air balloons. Situated on a hill with great views. We had evening meal and breakfast. This met our expectations plus a little more. There is a bar and the drinks are not to expensive. Lovely family run business. Turkish coffee available for breakfast at only a $. Restaurants are reachable by a short walk down the hill apparently but with the hill walk but up we didn’t venture to anywhere else. Rooms are basic but very comfortable. Shower good and gel and shampoo provided. WiFi was a struggle with 70 other guests all trying to get on at the same time. Better to pay with Lira as they only had a small amount of $&€ Our balloon trip was cancelled unfortunately because of the weather so would definitely stay again when we come back to try and fly again

Cappadocia feels like a tourist trap. Don't get me wrong, it is a wonderful tourist destination, but after awhile it seems that way...a trap: high prices, crowds of tourists, dozens of cars, and a few (surprisingly) hawkers. All this is still (for now) not enough to kill the feeling of amazement with the region. A lot want to go with the crowds and do exactly the same things. If you are one of those, probably you may not fully appreciate this quaint house-made-a-hotel. The place is superb in so many aspects. It is far from (but close enough to) the I-must-do-it-because-my-social-media-friend-did-it action. It is very quiet, friendly and comfortable. The owners are extremely hospitable and warm. The experience they give you is of a home not a hotel. The rooms are very clean with wonderfully comfortable beds. And they are cool during the heat of the summer. Add to it extremely well served breakfast with extraordinary coffee and you know this is THE place. Make sure you arrive here at night to be impressed for life with the place. Almost forgot. If booked in advance, this is the deal you do not want to miss.

We ended up at this hotel when the weather became awful in Cappadoccia and we needed to seek shelter from our campervan. The hotel was empty at the time so we had it all to ourselves. The family were very welcoming - offering to make us food, allowing us the use of the kitchen, we were able to hand in our laundry. They were lovely with the children and very relaxed. The hotel had a lovely feel and the usual lovely Turkish breakfast. The rooms are lovely too. I would recommend this hotel. Be aware though, there are no restaurants within walking distance that we could find and you need to drive to the action of Goreme but it is very nice for a break from the tourism of Cappadoccia