Flavia Cappadocia Hotel

I don't know where to begin my praises for this gorgeous, quaint hotel. Firstly, there's a rare magic that can only be found in these boutique, family-owned stays, and Flavia had that. Even from the moment of arrival, it felt like home and I was so warmly welcomed. Location as well is great, in a quiet but central area. Then a huge shout out to wonderful Seda, who takes extra care of everything and those who stay here! She is so kind, thoughtful and caring. Also, the best turkish coffee maker! I'm grateful for all she has done and the lovely conversations shared. The decor and space is beautifully traditional and the owners take pride in even the small details and decor. Breakfast has plenty of options, always fresh and tasty! And there are plenty of nice spaces to really unwind, including a terrace with a view of the town. I loved the hanging chairs especially! Everything was brilliant; my only disappointment was that I wished I had more time here! Thank you so much for everything!

Flavia Cappadocia Hotel is a cute, smaller house located just about 5 minutes by foot away from the main square in Uchisar. The house is beautiful! We booked the family room (three friends traveling together), it was really nice and had everything we needed. The staff was extremely friendly and really helpful during our stay, giving tips and calling locally to book and reserve things for us. Breakfast was a typical Turkish breakfast buffet, nothing extraordinary but really good nonetheless and always freshly prepared. Cute, small garden in front of the house as well. We arrived with a rental car, there was always more than enough space to park right in front of the door, and everything felt really safe.

Beautiful brand new hotel with beautiful interiors. You are fairly close to all the sights in Kappadocia and there’s convenience stores close as well. The breakfast is really good. Wifi wasn’t great but I think that is a town issue, not a hotel issue. Bed really comfy and super nice bathroom. We would like to specially thank Seda who was super welcoming and nice to us.