The House Hotel Cappadocia is located in central Cappadocia in the town of Ortahisar, means ‘middle fortress’ a reference to its towering volcanic rock formation. Set off the town’s main square, it overlooks the ‘hisar’ and surrounding fairy chimneys.

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The House Hotel Cappadocia is set in a complex of ancient caves and stone houses. The first phase of the hotel is opened in July 2015, with its 29 rooms; the second phase will be complete in January 2016, with all 45 rooms welcoming guests. Guests will be encouraged to engage with and become part of the community, with its coffeehouses, barbershops and museum of local history. Designed by architect Şekibe Aslan, the interior retains original touches such as fireplaces, storage alcoves and even a buried wine press and fermentation vat. Every room is unique, with its design and interior inspired by its physical properties. Many rooms feature frescoes and crown moldings evoking Cappadocia’s heritage. The House Hotel Cappadocia has one restaurant, with indoor seating plus a large terrace. A 350m2 spa has a Turkish Hamam, sauna, steam rooms and 4 treatment rooms. The spa features Lokum Istanbul ‘Hamam Rituals’ bath products made exclusively for The House Hotels. The lofty underground chapel will host weddings, concerts and workshops as of January 2016.