Unrivalled atmosphere, very romantic, very chill, big rooms, very nice breakfasts, very comfortable beds and the cave experience is something you cannot match! Free coffee and tea is a nice touch and the view from the rooftop balcony is breathtaking! Wifi worked flawlessly And the people of Nar and the staff of the hotel are exceptionally nice!

The room we stayed in had no window to the outside, so it tended to get somewhat moist and damp air inside, but it's part of the cave experience. Some people might find that troublesome, but for us, it was part of the adventure. The town of Nar is very limited in options of nightlife and shopping, but the people that are there are very friendly and nice! The atmospheric lighting might be a problem for some, but I found it absolutely romantic, although it was a bit tough to pack everything under the light of the phone flashlight. Just to remind you, these are merely things to keep in mind, not negative things about the hotel. It is great value and a great experience!

The staff were great, especially the 2 ladies, very friendly, helpful and always giggling 😊 The rooms are really cool and modern seeing that you are living in a cave. Cute cat called Nora Breakfast is a traditional Turkish.

Cave life is a little different but worth it! Things to be aware of: The celling is constantly crumbling No windows Can smell a little damp (extractor fans in the bathroom would help). It's amazing how they are built but something to keep in mind when booking a cave room. Having said that, it's a great experience!

Room is exactly like the photos, the hotel is built into the hill top caves and has a romantic quality with dim lighting tastefully lit around the room. I came alone but this would be perfect for couples who want somewhere nice to stay. The lady who owns the business runs it with her son and daughter and they are all lovely. Yes they don't speak much English but we have Google translate, use it. They are a kind and helpful family. The location is actually considered Nar, not Nevşehir and whether you are with or without transport its easy to get around. I used public buses which come every half hour from early morning till around 10pm. 30tl to Göreme and 70tl one way to Derinkuyu underground city. It's a quiet area and on top of a hill, which is fine if you are fit and healthy but if you're not, get a taxi. They will also help you with a taxi and any trips you want to make (with discounts)- I didn't know this when I arrived. The family will do anything to make your trip pleasant. I would definitely stay here again, it's perfect.

whatever the 'bad' things are, I can overlook them because the whole experience was amazing.

The hotel is decorated very nicely, staying in a cave room was interesting experience, the bed was very comfortable, toilets and showers were clean. The room was warm but they had a fan for us. The breakfast is excellent, I could not believe it was free with the room. There is free tea and instant coffee whenever you want. The Staff is very nice and talkative.

The ventilation in the cave room could be better, it was very damp all the time. If you want to have the cave experience, it is nice but your towels won't be dry next morning. There were people talking loudly in front of our room all night and they were not warned to stop talking by the staff.

A lovely decorated and very reasonably priced boutique hotel especially considering its location. The beds were quite comfortable and the family running the place were very friendly and helpful. Breakfast was on the lovely roof top terrace with freshly made omelet and french fries. Reaching the terrace is not manageable if you are older or disabled, the stairs are steep and my mother had a hard time climbing up and down, luckily our room was on the ground floor. The place does need some attention to details and kinks to be fixed.

While the place is gorgeous and is decorated in style it had a lot of practical issues. My biggest issue was the lack of A/C I would gladly pay a bit more and have slept cooler, it was too hot, and sleeping with the window open gave some relief but did make it noisier. Even a ceiling fan would have helped a lot. We had some gorgeous wooden beds but the light switches and electric plugs were behind the headboards so you had to get out of bed and reach between the bed and wall to turn off the light. Our bathroom fan made an awful sound, the shower was hard to turn on and the toilet lid did not stay up so you had to hold it to be able to sit. All small but a bit irritating issues, and in need of a handy man to make the place better. Parking was available but tricky due to the very steep road.

Hotel room had everything as expected. The staff were excellent and the hotel did do there own tours. We went on a hike to ihlara valley arranged by hotel which was very good. It is about 20 minutes drive to Goreme but a driver from hotel took us there and that is where the hot air balloon rides happen which I also did and was the highlight of my stay. There aren't many tourists around but I enjoyed my stay regardless. The hotel did serve breakfast and it is in a quieter place than goreme. The staff were very helpful even though you might have to use google translate to talk to them. Overall a very good stay

The hotel is on top of a steep hill. So if you walk anywhere local be prepared to walk back up a hill to get back into the hotel

I feel at home staying here in Snora cave Cappadocia. It’s an amazing experience to stay in a hotel room that was made out from a cave. The owners personally manage the hotel and they are very accommodating to all guest. Turkish breakfast are prepared well and serve fresh. I love the place as it is away from the main road and no noise of cars passing during my sleep. I am planning to come back and stay here in the summer time

What probably stands out at Snora Cave, out of the many places we visited, was the level of care of the host and the great service that they provided. Also, the interior design has been really thought through and even though one steps into a hotel, the place immediately gives a warm feeling of home. The terrace on the roof is a very cosy space to drink tea in the evening and enjoy the sunset over Cappadocia. Contrarily to many bigger cave hotels in the region, the entirety of Snora is dug in the volcanic rock, offering an authentic reference of the underground history of the region.

From the village of Nar, where the hotel is, there only are few options to connect to the rest of the region, and travelling around can feel a little cumbersome without a car. Luckily, the hosts are very helpful to find reliable taxis for the guests.

The property provides you a cave like experience. It is also the closest in the region to the airport. At the time of booking it was a new accommodation and also the most economic among similar ones. So, from value for money, it was worth it.

The entrances of room 203 is low, including the entrances to the main room, to the bedroom and to the bathroom. The low ceiling combined with steps to climb or get down make it difficult. Being 5’11 tall, my head hit the ceiling on a few occasions despite being careful. However, my parents’ room didn’t have this issue. So if you are tall, I would really recommend to be careful with your choice of accommodation. Also, would be great if a small dustbin would be provided in every room. We had to carry all the trash ourselves to the common dustbin in the hall.

A very cosy and stylish place to stay in Cappadocia region. A bit aside from main touristic villages, however it’s not so nosy and you can enjoy silence. Easy to find, easy to go anywhere- taxi, buses up to you. English speaking stuff always ready to support you. Special thanks for the Turkish breakfast. It is delicious. Carry on and good luck to all stuff in future

I suggest to describe more precisely the rooms. From the current description it is understandable that all of them are in the cave, when “cave” ones are only in the ground floor.