Zafora Cave Suites Hotel Cappadocia

Beautiful hotel, very comfortable room with great breakfast included. We also ate at the restaurant one evening and the food was delicious. Brilliant view of the balloon flights from the breakfast terrace. Location was great - could do hikes from our door and was in pick up zone for all guided activities etc. Wasn’t warm enough to try out the pool!

What an amazing hotel! Zafora was the perfect place to celebrate my birthday. The team went above and beyond, arranging a romantic birthday dinner and gorgeous birthday cake! The hotel is in a quieter part of Cappadocia, with beautiful mountain views, local restaurants and shops within walking distance. It’s also a short drive from other attractions and activities. We booked the Queen Suite with a spa bath, and it was beautifully set up. The food was EXCEPTIONAL and reasonably priced, and the Turkish breakfast was so generous! The staff were incredibly friendly and helpful throughout our stay. The team was always available on WhatsApp and helped organise our tours, spa treatments and local experiences. Unfortunately, the weather didn’t allow us to go on our hot air balloon ride, but our refund was processed promptly. We would return in a heartbeat! So glad I got to celebrate such a special milestone at Zafora — a stay I’ll always remember. Highly recommend!

Room was spacious and the bed was very comfortable. Beautiful bathroom with a jacuzzi tub. Staff was very friendly and helpful and went out of their way to be of service. Breakfast was great with very generous portions. Uchisar is a very charming town and gorgeous at night with the soft lighting on all of the fairy chimneys. The front desk was eager to help with any special needs like tours, laundry, balloon rides etc. Exceptional service.

PIllows were a bit lumpy so those could be better, but the rest of the bedding was great.

Nothing of note, maybe the view of the balloons in the morning

It purports to be a “Suite Hotel” which it isn’t, the room size was disappointing and the “balcony” was just the walkway to get to the rooms on that floor.