We lived in a triple room on the ground floor with a window on a dark courtyard. The walls are made of tuff, but it feels like it's not really a cave, part of it is attached. The star was removed for dampness and poor ventilation. For the fact that there is nowhere to hang three sets of towels in the bathroom, for the very strange design of the shower, which does not close, and water inevitably pours on the floor, on toilet paper.. .. In general, the bathroom is uncomfortable. But it was clean, the breakfast was the usual Turkish. People write in the comments that there was not enough food, which is not delicious. For me, all hotels have about the same breakfast, and there was enough of everything. And we've been to five hotels during this trip! Delicious coffee from the coffee machine, delicious carrot salad, sausages are normal by Turkish standards. The staff is polite. The room was inexpensive, so it wasn't three stars. There are chairs and a table under the roof in front of the room entrance. They were very useful in the rain. You can also go up to the terrace of the upper room and watch the balloons fly in the morning, or at night admire the illuminated mountains and other hotels. The view is beautiful at any time of the day. And in the evenings, music sounds on the street and it's quite noisy. But I liked it. There is an observation deck nearby. In the evening, you can just walk through, and in the afternoon a person comes and collects money. The hotel doesn't have its own parking, they put it on a public parking lot, and there it's tight in the evenings. But there was always a place. The streets are narrow and steep, crowds of people are walking, driving fast.

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