Cave hotels are a unique part of the Cappadocia experience and Elkep Evi provided us with a near-perfect example with a charming, cool and comfortable room with views over the valley. The service was personal and responded very well when our transfer did not turn up at the airport. They also helped with advice and requests for travel including driver/... More

One of many cave hotels in this area, the Elkep Evi is like a miniature hill village. The rooms are not natural caves, but purpose cut into the rock with many charming details. Despite being deep in a hill, our room was high ceilinged and surprisingly airy and light. The bed was very comfortable. Staying here can be a workout... More

This hotel was selected by our excellent Turkey travel advisor, Turkey Sojours. In a little town, Urgup tyhere are many homes and converted hotels based upon cave dwellings reminiscent of the nastasi in New mexico, but much larger and luxurious. We arrived by air from Istanbul and were warmly greeted and shown to our luxuriously palatial bedrooms. These and the... More

We stayed two nights at Elkep Evi Cave Hotel. It was tucked away on the side of a hill and even though it was a bit of a walk to get up the hill from the town, it was nice to have exercise after the overnight bus trip! The staff were all extremely friendly, especially Nurtekin and the guys in... More

It was a pleasant 4 night experience we had here. Warm welcome and pretty cave hotel. A little on the prıcey side but nevertheless a unıque experience. Clean rooms, a good variety breakfast up the terrace. We visited in April and it rained quite a bit but it didnt spoil our holiday. There are some beautiful sites to visit and... More

It is very nice. The hotel it's a real cave hotel. We arrived from Pamukkale to Urugup and a shuttle service was waiting to pick us up. The staff members gave us a friendly welcome. We never expected how nice the rooms were. Really bigs: with two beds, one single and one king size. They have a lovely patio where... More

It is difficult to describe how lovely this cave hotel is. Friends and I stayed for four nights in three rooms here in May 2012 and, although, we expected it to be a special experience we were not aware of how exceptional it would be. We arrived in the late evening and were met by a friendly welcome. Each room... More

(Visited in June 2010) We arrived in Urgup via a 75 mins flight from Istanbul and there were enough taxis to take us to Urgup. Apparently, there are lots of shuttle services, but we missed them. The drive to Urgup (another 60 mins) was lovely - cutting across the Central Anatolia region. When we reached Elkep Evi Cave Houses, we... More

Okay, so our room was a cave, how cool is that?! The beds were comfortable, and the pillows were a god send. The shower was a bit strange, as there was no shower curtain available, so you had to be careful about water getting on you clothes an towel. Other than that, the view was great, the breakfasts were wonderful,... More