Elkep Evi Cave Hotel – Cappadocia, Turkey
Cappadocia is a region in central Turkey, It is largely underlain by sedimentary rocks formed in lakes and streams. The rocks of Cappadocia have over the years have eroded into hundreds of spectacular pillars and the people of the villages at the heart of the Cappadocia Region have carved out the mountainous area to form houses, churches and monasteries and also gorgeous cave hotels.
The Elkep Evi Cave Hotel is one of the best cave hotels in the region, as the entire hotel has been carved into the side of a cliff, this means that not only are the rooms caves but the hallways, the dining areas and the lobby are also in the cliff.
The hotel is complex of three bed and breakfast cave hotels, each boasting 7 large cave bedroomsand cave suites each with a private terrace carved into nook of the cliff with stunning views over the Cappadocian landscapes. The complex is managed jointly to maintain the intimacy of a small hotel.
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I know these pictures are a little old now, but as I tend to have a bit of a thing about 
