Adventure Inn Cappadocia

地理位置很方便，设施很干净，经理Ata很热情，给我们提供了很多便利

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Ottima posizione, stanza pulita all’arrivo, personale gentile ed accogliente

The hotel itself is small but very pleasant, the staff is exceptionally friendly, the location is good - not far from the center, but away from the noisy areas, there is a nice spacious lobby with a cafe, the breakfast was small, but tasty and sufficient for us, the beds are comfortable

Our family room was not very comfortable and needed renovation: there was insufficient storage, the bathroom sink was awkward, the shower leaked onto the floor, and the room had an unpleasant odor due to insufficient ventilation. The window overlooked a hallway with a glass roof. The rooftop terrace is currently undergoing renovation.

Everything including staff was great.

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Had a lovely stay at the Adventure Inn Cappadocia thanks to Ata. He was very friendly and accommodating! My room had a balcony with a stunning view. Totally recommend it price wise, as well.

Idéalement situé, personnel adorable et serviable, chambre en excellent état et très propre Petit déjeuner copieux et varié

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The hotel was generally good, and the bed was comfortable. However, the coat hooks in the hallway were installed the wrong way around, so we couldn’t hang our jackets.

As for the food, breakfast was quite modest with a limited selection. When we arrived at half past nine, we took some food, but about 10 minutes later—when we wanted to get more—they had already cleared everything away. It was only 9:30, and breakfast had started at 9:00. What really surprised me was that the receptionist offered a horse ride for me and my daughter for €25 per person, so I paid €50 in total. However, instead of the promised one hour, the ride lasted only about 30 minutes in Cappadocia, and the horses were in very poor condition—neglected and worn down. Later, I checked the offers on the Get Your Guide website and found horse rides starting from €5 per person, meaning a one-hour ride would cost around €10 per person at most. So the man essentially pocketed an extra €30. I don’t think that’s right—only a scoundrel would do something like that.