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"From the moment we arrived, it felt magical. The atmosphere was warm and welcoming, and everything about the stay exceeded our expectations. Our room was spacious and comfortable, perfect for three friends to relax and enjoy the trip together. The front desk staff were fantastic. Everyone was so helpful, friendly, and attentive, making us feel right at home. The beds were incredibly comfortable, ensuring we all got a great night’s sleep. The restaurant and terrace were definitely a highlight, probably the best we’ve experienced around. Whether it was for breakfast or evening drinks, the food and ambiance were top-notch. Overall, we had an amazing stay and can’t recommend this place enough. Can’t wait to come back!"

"Perfect location and breakfast. Hotel was perfectly clean. Helpfull stuff"

"Great room, perfect location and warm staff."

"Clean Room/ Friendly Staff/ Food is beyond words. I am a Canadian and Vegetarian ( little bit tough to satisfy my eating habits) but the kitchen at Kayakapi is outstanding. They had almost like home made food, super delicious. Can’t wait to come over again. Reception staff always ready to help. Thanks "

"Spectacular in many ways, but not without a few disappointments. The Museum Hotel is undeniably beautiful — the views over Cappadocia are absolutely breathtaking, especially at sunrise when the hot air balloons fill the sky. The service overall was fantastic, and I really appreciated the thoughtful gestures throughout my stay — from the complimentary bottle of wine and desserts to the chocolates left in my room. My room was also upgraded on arrival, and I even got to choose the one I wanted, which was such a lovely touch. The Michelin-starred restaurant was mind-blowing — genuinely one of the best dining experiences I’ve had. Every course was exceptional, and the staff were wonderful. The spa was also incredible, and the hotel’s overall charm and sense of history make it truly unique. However, there were a few things that left me disappointed. My cave room, while authentic, felt quite eerie and dusty, which made it harder to relax. The activities offered through the hotel are extremely overpriced — about triple what you’d pay elsewhere for a private tour, and the “full-day” option ended up lasting only three hours. The takeaway breakfast was also surprisingly poor — just a few pieces of bread in a box and bad coffee, which really didn’t align with the hotel’s otherwise high standards. One experience that stood out for the wrong reasons was an encounter at reception. A female staff member assumed I wasn’t a guest when I asked where the restaurant was and rather bluntly tol"