“Relax e divertimento”
The location is good. The rooms feel a bit dim.
Emiliano3 days ago
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Göreme·9.2
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or just type it — “around the 20th, three nights”
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The Roc Of Cappadocia hotel is situated in the heart of Göreme, surrounded by 7 unique Fairy Chimneys. This charming hotel features authentic Anatolian-inspired room decor, a serene garden, and a spacious terrace offering breathtaking panoramic views of the surrounding landscape. Guests can unwind with a sunset view, and the staff assists with tour arrangements, including hot air balloon excursions.
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How guests rate the property, aspect by aspect.
The location is good. The rooms feel a bit dim.
Emiliano·3 days ago
Breakfast was a traditional Turkish spread: the scones and pastries were tasty, but there was no fresh fruit or yoghurt. Don’t book directly; we paid €35 for the horse ride, while a local travel agent could get it for €15, and many others offer the same, so shop around for the best price. That part was enjoyable. The area has limited activities, so two days is enough. The room was a cave, beautifully decorated. Walk downhill to the town; it’s right in the centre. We went specifically for the balloon ride, but bad weather cancelled it, so we stayed three days. The mixed tour cost €100 and felt wasted; all the valleys looked identical, and the underground city is a cave you can enter, taking about 5 minutes. Food and drinks are pricey. We were told it’s cheaper off‑season and in winter. We were set to pay €320, but quoted €450‑€500; prices shift daily. It feels like a cartel: balloon companies set prices based on demand.
Geraldine·6 days ago
Great location right in the heart of all the main restaurants, cafés, and shops in Göreme.
Tory·A week ago
Everything, especially the service and the team's promptness, was great. The hotel’s comfort, cleanliness, and quiet were also appreciated. I also liked the location.
Clira·A week ago
The location, décor, and pool were fantastic. The place was very clean and peaceful. The staff could be nicer; they weren’t rude, just okay. Breakfast was a real let‑down – it should be more varied to match the other positives. There was only one fruit, none on the last day, and just one type of bread. There were some salads, cold cuts, and cheese, but nothing refrigerated. There were many small dry cakes and biscuits, but they weren’t ideal for breakfast. They made omelets on request, but nothing was listed and the English communication was very weak.
Mjvm·A week ago