GAMIRASU Cave Hotel
Urgup- Cappadocia

**Special Class**

* Bed, Breakfast and Taxes Included...

Gamirasu Cave Hotel Cappadocia Rooms

Gamirasu Cave Hotel Cappadocia DELUXE ROOM

Larger size cave rooms with better view of the valley. Rooms have a sitting corner called "sedir" designed with kilims and carpets of Cappadocia.

Facilities: Shower or bathtub & W.C. in the room, telephone, terrace, hair dryer and central heating

Gamirasu Cave Hotel Cappadocia CAVE SUITE

Largest cave room in the hotel, about 70 square meters with the view of the Rose garden. Big sofa in traditional Cappadocian "sedir" style decorated with kilims and carpets of Cappadocia.

Facilities: King Size bed; private bathroom with spray Jacuzzi and W.C., quite, garden terrace, telephone, hair dryer and central heating.

Gamirasu Cave Hotel Cappadocia DELUXE SUITE

One of the most romantic rooms of the hotel. Very spacious with fireplace for romantic Cappadocian nights and balcony to enjoy sunset while you sip your local wine.

Facilities: fireplace, balcony, private bathroom & W.C. with bathtub Jacuzzi, telephone, central heating, hair dryer.

Gamirasu Cave Hotel Cappadocia FAMILY SUITE

It consists of two connected bedrooms, each having a door which can be locked or left open. The rooms open to a private hallway. One room has a large bed, the other one has two separate beds. Rooms have vaulted ceilings and valley view.

Facilities: Private shower & W.C. in the Suite, telephone, hair dryer, central heating.

EVERYTHING FOR A DEEP SLEEP...

Gamirasu Cave Hotel Cappadocia rooms are carved in to the rock. Materials used for restoration are locally found natural volcanic stone. The mats are made out of cotton, no one of them contain any metal.

According to German partners who are doctors of Alternative Medicine, metal blocks the circulation of energy, this way you do not feel rested even after a long sleep. This is how you feel after a night in a concrete standard building. Gamirasu rooms and beds are designed for a complete harmony of human body with its surrounding. When you wake up, you are full of energy even after a short sleep. Nothing to disturb your sleep, except the sound of nature. You have the view of cave houses where ancient inhabitants lived, just outside of your window. You can watch women in the village who come with their pitcher to get their water from the communal fountain just next to the hotel. Once every two days the communal “Stone Oven” across the hotel is heated, if you walk out of your room and accept a warm welcome, you are invited to taste the hot bred just
coming out of the oven.

History

AYVALI VILLAGE - ARAVAN

Ayvali is 10 km to the south of Urgup. Take the road to Mustafapasa which is on the halfwaywhen leaving Urgup. After the first bridge leaving Urgup, follow the yellow sign pointing Mazikoy Roman tombs, and Ayvali village (misspelling Ayvalik). It is a peaceful small road with spectacular geographical formations.

PRE - HISTORICAL MONUMENTS

The Archaeologist Kemal Talih Turkmen (1949 - 1995) mentioned about this road as being used in Pre-historical Periods (Urgup, Bilinmeyen Kapadokya’dan bir kesit, Ankara 1999).

He discovered an “Obsidian Workshop” from the Stone Age and broken ceramics dated to Assyrian Colony period (2000-1600 BC) just 200m to the north of the same bridge. This small hillside could be used for several purposes for thousands of years.