[2025 Goreme Hotels] Travel Guide for Henna Hotel (Updated Jul)

Hey mamas! I took my 7-year-old to explore cave hotels in Cappadocia, and now this little one hugs his pillow every day saying "I want to go back to sleep on Mars!"🚀 I've put together a detailed review of 7 magical hotels based on our real experience. Let me show you how to discover Earth's most moon-like landscape through a fairy tale lens! ▫️Sunrise Pool Views That'll Blow Your Mind The pool at Kelebek Special Cave Hotel is pure magic! Dragged my kid out of bed at 5 AM, wrapped in blankets by the pool, and when hundreds of hot air balloons floated overhead, he was speechless: "Mom, they're cooking colorful dumplings in the sky!"🌅 Even better - this hotel shares a terrace with Sultan Cave Suites. For just $300+ per person, you can enjoy their famous carpet breakfast spot. Dress your little one in traditional clothes for Instagram-worthy photos that'll steal the show! ▫️Heated Pool: Winter's Best Friend Who knows the joy of swimming in -10°C weather! The Museum Hotel's heated pool helped my little penguin unlock his "swimming in snow achievement"❄️ While floating and watching balloons rise over Uçhisar Castle ruins, my kid suddenly turned into a history buff: "Mom, is this what Byzantine warriors saw?" (This mama's cramming history lessons overnight🤯) ▫️Pet Strategy: Operation Win Over Human Cubs Artemis Cave Suites and Rox Cave Hotel are perfect for kids! The hotel's star dog Max plays fetch and teaches rolling tricks. On our last day, my kid stuffed cookies into Max's fur as "strategic reserves"🍪 The cat at Sultan Cave Suites is even better, waiting for balloons with kids on the terrace - photos look like a spin-off of "Hotel Transylvania"! ▫️400-Year Time Travel Breakfast Henna Hotel gave my kid the full theatrical experience! Eating breakfast on 400-year-old Ottoman stone steps, with staff teaching him to pour apple tea from antique copper kettles🍎 Wearing the hotel's traditional costume, he suddenly announced: "The prince shall now dine" (definitely inherited my dramatic flair😅) ▫️Adorable Cave Turndown Service New surprises every evening! Cappadocia Moon Hotel makes hot air balloons from towels🧺, Kelebek Special Cave Hotel leaves mini pottery by children's pillows. At checkout, my kid collected gifts from all seven hotels, proudly declaring himself a "Cave Warrior"🏅 Museum Hotel goes further, making kids' desserts look like archaeological fossils - my chocolate-covered kid kept asking to "continue excavating"! ▫️Outdoor Cinema Turns Astronomy Class Rox Cave Hotel's stargazing terrace is amazing! While lying on Turkish carpets waiting for the Milky Way, staff used laser pointers to teach constellations🌌 Now my kid points to Alpha Centauri saying: "That's where the Trisolarians live!" (Dad immediately ordered "A Brief History of Time"🤣) Tips: ✅Golden hour for balloon photos is within 1h after sunrise ✅Museum Hotel serves dinosaur fossil cakes at afternoon tea ✅Best time for Sultan terrace photos is 7 AM when it's least crowded ✅Book Henna Hotel's antique rooms 3 months ahead Now my kid carries around volcanic rocks from the cave hotel, calling them "magical eggs that hatch hot air balloons"🥚 So here's my question - how do I explain we weren't actually staying on a Mars base?!

This post, I want to share my full 6-day Turkey travel experience. Since I've been on a road trip for almost the entire trip, I was very excited. 🩷Day 1 We landed in Istanbul in the morning and took a flight in the afternoon to Adiyaman Airport to travel to Kahta, a city in a high valley. After driving for 1 hour from the airport, we arrived at Karakus Tumulusu at around 5:00 PM. The sun was setting and the sky was pink and blue. 🤎Day 2This day was the highlight of this trip because we intended to take a plane to Adiyaman to climb Mount Nemrut (2,134 m high). The time on the map was 1.5 hours, but since the road was very steep and it was a mountain road from the beginning, it took almost 2 hours. The most exciting thing was the last 4 kilometers, which was a winding and steep road. Most importantly, the road was covered in snow, causing the wheels to spin several times. I almost gave up and went back down, but in the end, I made it through that point and reached the top. It was a very worthwhile journey...on the way up the mountain. A large rock fell from the mountain, blocking the road. We had to get out of the car to move the rock to make way. It was very dangerous. Then, while we were moving the rock, another large rock suddenly rolled down from the mountain and hit the middle of the car hard. It was dented...🚗After visiting Nemrut, we drove for 7 hours to the next city, "Goreme". But the thrill was that we had to drive at night and the road was a high mountain covered in snow. If anyone is afraid of big things, they will be scared. 🧡Day 3, of course, Cappadocia is a city with a well-known balloon festival. We planned to wake up early in the morning to see the balloons. But it started to rain. Everything was canceled. Even the activities in Rose Valley were closed. So we went to see the view at Love Valley instead. But the view was just as beautiful. And I think it might be lucky that the plan changed and made it here.🚗After enjoying nature, we drove to Alanya, the next station. It took another 7 hours as usual. But because it was raining, while driving up the high mountain, the rain suddenly turned into snow. Even more dangerous 💙Day 4 of the first 3 days, there was no day that the temperature was higher than 5 degrees. But in Antalya or Alanya, it is a city on the Mediterranean Sea. The temperature was 18 degrees, so hot that it was almost too hot to adjust. We went up to see the view at Alanya Castle. The panoramic view was too much to capture in a single picture. Then we drove along the Mediterranean Sea. There are many more tourist spots along the coast. Another important spot is Aspendos, an ancient city with a large theater. Unfortunately, we arrived close to closing time, so we could only visit the theater. 🚗And the road trip is almost over with the last 5 hours to drive into Denizli (Pamukkale). 🩵Day 5 Pamukkale is another city that tourists visiting Turkey cannot miss. It is a famous tourist attraction. The large white limestone mountain attracts many tourists. Today, we woke up early to finish sightseeing before returning the rental car. We were lucky to experience the atmosphere when there were not many people (at 10 am, it was already packed with tourists). 🚌After returning the rental car (we had agreed to pick up and return the car in different cities, which caused another problem when returning the car) But I survived because of the staff's dizziness) The drive ended. I changed to a tour bus to return to Istanbul, the capital. But for those who want to travel this way, you have to prepare yourself for the smell and cleanliness. 💜 Day 6 Istanbul, the capital of Turkey. I won't tell much because I'm tired. I can't travel anymore. 55555 But I want to leave you with a good impression of Hagia Sofia and the Blue Mosque, which are huge and magnificent. And still preserve some history for future generations to see (Note: Female tourists who visit the mosque must wear a Muslim headscarf.) ✈️ The trip ended and we returned from IST Airport without any new content. Finally, I would like to thank myself and my boyfriend for having the presence of mind to solve the problems that occurred on the trip well. (At least we survived.) For those who want to travel with the same plan, I must say that you shouldn't do it. You should have time to rest. At least stay in each city for 2 nights. We think that's just right. 💰 Average price per person: We went with my boyfriend, 2 people, including food, travel, car rental, and hotel, 40,000 baht is enough. Note: The most cooperative creature in this country is the cat. Cat slaves should go to Turkey. I love this trip. Nature, tourist attractions, roads, weather. I've encountered almost every possible situation. It's really complete. 🤍💜💙💚💛🧡❤️#TurkeyTrip #TurkeyReview #TurkeyTravel #TurkeyTravelByYourself

I can’t stop raving about how absolute beautiful Cappadocia is! I booked two stays at two different hotels. This is Henna Konak hotel - truly amazing haven to be in! The hotel decorates their rooftop and transforms it into a alfresco seating for guests to enjoy the view and you can even bring your drink or breakfast up too. They make the rooftop so instagrammable that you just can’t stop taking multiple selfies! A definitely-must-visit place and hotel for everyone if you plan on visiting Cappadocia!#turkey #cappadocia #hotairballoon

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After landing in Istanbul, we flew directly to Cappadocia and rented a car🚗 to Göreme～ Göreme town is absolutely stunning‼️ The hotels, carpet shops, and sunset viewing platforms are all perfect photo spots everywhere you go～ 📍Henna Hotel 📍Galerie Ikman 📍Sunset/Sunrise/Balloons Highest View Point Don't miss this hotel for real!! You can see hot air balloons right from your bed, and the rooftop is perfect for capturing lifetime photos.

#aprilblooms Staying at Henna Hotel in Göreme was an amazing experience! The highlight for me was definitely watching the hot air balloons lift off at 6 am. Some were literally taking off from the hotel rooftop next door. The Henna Hotel has a few great terraces where you can sit with a cup of coffee and watch the balloons rise against the backdrop of Cappadocia’s stunning landscape. It was such a peaceful and surreal moment, and I felt like I was right in the middle of a postcard. The hotel itself was very comfortable. The rooms are cozy and have that cave-style vibe, but with all the modern comforts you need. We enjoyed the underfloor heating and the wonderful breakfast on the terrace with a magical view. It was a great buffet selection of fresh and quality ingredients. What a relaxing and magical weekend! #cappadocia #turkey #magical_moments

Sisters, listen to my advice! I just got back from Cappadocia and angrily deleted 300 useless photos. 😭 It's not that the hot air balloons weren't beautiful, it's these cave hotels that made me take so many photos my memory exploded! I regretted not bringing 10 outfits the entire time... 🏨 Kelebek Special Cave Hotel They say it's Sultan Cave Suites' younger sister, and they're not lying! You can spend half the price and stroll to the Sultan terrace to take the same hot air balloon reflection photos. 🌅 My sunrise photos by the pool blew up my social media, but the cold water made me shiver like crazy (those sensitive to cold, remember to wrap yourself in a bathrobe!). 🏜️ Sultan Cave Suites The carpets on the famous terrace are worn bare! 😱 People start saving spots at 5 am! But when the Wi-Fi was so bad I wanted to smash my phone, I suddenly realized that without internet, I could actually focus on watching the hot air balloons rise. 🎈 The honey cheese rolls at breakfast were so good I licked the plate clean, but I had to fight the seagulls for them... 🛁 Artemis Cave Suites With 4 terraces, I couldn't stop taking photos! The Turkish bath at the spa almost pickled me (the auntie scrubbing me was way too strong). The big golden retriever in the hotel steals bacon at breakfast 🥓, but who could scold such a good boy?! 🏛️ Museum Hotel Soaking in the heated pool while watching the hot air balloons is truly a worthwhile experience! The bathtub in the room is big enough to swim in, and the antique furniture makes you feel like the heroine of a period drama. 👑 It's just that the location in Uçhisar is a bit remote, and the taxi fare is enough to buy three glasses of pomegranate juice! 💎 Hanedan Cappadocia What's it like to live in a 400-year-old Ottoman mansion? The breakfast room is as beautiful as a painting 🖼️, but in winter, after taking photos, the breakfast is frozen solid... It's super convenient, just a 4-minute walk to the town center, and the smell of the late-night lamb kebabs kept me awake! 🌙 Cappadocia Cave Suites Watching the moon rise from the bar terrace is amazing! The fig trees in the garden drop ripe figs, and they're super sweet to pick and eat~ It's just that the internet is always loading, which forces you to put down your phone and look at the starry sky. 🌌 🐾 Local Cave House Hotel Who can resist Max, the tail-wagging working dog! The cocktails at the panoramic bar are amazing, and while waiting for the hot air balloons on the terrace in the morning, I suddenly understood why people propose here. 💍 ⚠️ Hard-earned lessons learned: 1️⃣ Soundproofing in cave hotels is practically non-existent! Don't be surprised if you hear snoring next door. 2️⃣ Wear white or red for the best photos on the terrace. Don't be like me and wear gray pants like a construction worker. 3️⃣ The road from Goreme town center to the hotels is all gravel and steep slopes. Your suitcase wheels will cry. 4️⃣ Hot air balloons don't fly every day, so book at least three nights to be safe! Looking at my photos now, it still feels magical. These hotels carved into the volcanic rock look like stars scattered across the earth when they're lit up at night. ✨ Anyone want to go again next year? This time I'm bringing a 128G phone!

#Sign up for December hotel test sleeper We were very lucky during our four mornings in Cappadocia, as over a hundred hot air balloons took off every day in Goreme. I originally thought that riding a hot air balloon was the closest contact with hot air balloons, but when I stepped out of the hotel room that day, the hot air balloon was flying low over the roof at a very close distance. It was very shocking to see it. You can see Cappadocia with hot air balloons all over the sky, so happy!

Did you know that the cave hotels in Cappadocia can be visited for free? Apart from being a cave room, the cave hotels in Cappadocia are best known for their rooftops with views of the hot air balloons. Each hotel will limit the access time of the rooftop, early in the morning when the moon balloon rises, the rooftop can only allow guests to enter to take pictures, but once after 12 pm, all cave hotels will open the doors, we can freely enter and exit the rooftops of different hotels to check in. Particularly to highlight is that there is a room in the Henna Hotel in Figure 1, which looks like a royal palace and is free for you to check in (provided that no one is using it at the time). Figure 2-3 Sultan Cave Hotel Figure 4 Mithra Cave Hotel