Gamirasu Cave Hotel Is one of the most amazing hotels in the world, offering tourists a five-star service while staying in a real cave. Gamirasu Cave was opened in 1999 on the territory of a former Byzantine monastery in the Turkish region of Cappadocia, 300 km from Ankara.Cappadocia is full of cultural and historical attractions: famous underground cities and centers of ceramic art. Human settlements in local caves appeared in the fifth millennium BC. Tourists from the coast of Antalya often come to Cappadocia on excursions. And in order to feel the local atmosphere and literally merge with the mountainous landscape of the area, you should definitely stop for the night in a real cave town. Moreover, the hotel is located in the very center of Cappadocia, in the town of Ayvali in the resort of Urgup. Initially, 18 small natural caves housed the cells of the monks of the monastery, today they have been converted into rooms with all conveniences. Some of the rooms are located in an external building made of local volcanic rock.
Turkey's most unusual hotel has rooms of several categories: "standard", "deluxe" and eight suites.
A night in a standard room costs about US $ 90. For this money, guests of the cave apartments receive an ascetic room with a bed carved out of stone, a bathroom, a hairdryer and a telephone. Such cells are in demand among those who want to fully immerse themselves in the atmosphere of the old monastery, without denying themselves, nevertheless, the usual comforts.
The deluxe room costs $ 110-130 per night and features a stone terrace overlooking the valley.
The multi-room suites are equipped with a spa bath, minibar, LCD TV and dvd-player. A night in them costs between $ 150 and $ 350.
The most luxurious Eagle Nest Deluxe Suite features a fireplace, bathroom with Jacuzzi, sauna, minibar and more. This cave luxury costs about $ 1000 per night. 
Fruit, fresh milk and local honey are included in the price of each room.
On the walls of many rooms, there are frescoes painted by monks a thousand years ago. The decoration of the rooms maintains an oriental style: carpets, textiles and hand-made antiques.
Each of the rooms at the Gamirasu Cave amazes with absolute sound insulation. The volcanic rock, in which the caves appeared, perfectly protects from external noise. In addition, a wonderful microclimate has been established in the caves: it is cool in summer and always warm in winter. However, the rooms are equipped with central heating.
The hotel has a restaurant, an outdoor pool, and a picturesque garden near the entrance to the caves. Meals at Gamirasu Cave are half board. For breakfast, guests are offered the familiar buffet, while dinners are traditional in style and include six courses.
For those who are afraid of losing contact with the outside world in the caves, the hotel has Wi-Fi. Those who, on the contrary, seek to renounce reality, can attend the Sufi rite - the traditional dance of wandering dervishes.
Gamirasu Cave is wildly popular with exotic lovers, as well as those tourists who just want to take a break from the hustle and bustle.
Often people come to Gamirasu Cave to celebrate the wedding. After all, the wedding can be held in a nearby Christian monastery.
Thirty Gamirasu Cave rooms are scheduled many months in advance, so a room in the most unusual hotel in Turkey worth booking in advance.