The hotel is beautiful, a unique experience definitely worth staying for.
Some of the hotel rooms are original cave dwellings, while others are man-made. The room I stayed in, 108, was a converted original cave. Volcanic rock strongly blocks signals, so the signal in the room was very poor, and signal coverage across Cappadocia in general isn't great. (Except for Quick China restaurant, which has a very low rating on Dianping, but I think it's a reliable choice because their internet speed is incredibly fast.)
The room wasn't huge, and the facilities weren't brand new, as the hotel opened in 1991, but it was well-maintained. In the morning, I could open my door and see hot air balloons 🎈.
Breakfast was the same every day, so staying for one night would be enough. (You can see it in my pictures; for the main course, choose a regular fried egg or an omelet 🍳. The third option, which locals love, is super-duper sour and I'd advise against it.)
For everything else, just check out my photos, hahaha.
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