The friendly and welcoming atmosphere of the Ottoman House Hotel in combination with its beautiful location will make your holiday unforgettable. The hotel is very organised and will please even the most difficult customers. Goreme Ottoman House Hotel Cappadocia offers you an inviting accommodation situated in the middle of magical and historical landscape of Goreme in the center of Cappadocia. Located in the town center of Goreme are valleys with world -famous rock formations and cave churches of Cappadocia. The hotel provides Room Service, Currency Exchange, Car Rental, Tour Desk, Fax/Photocopying, Ticket Service

Areas Served:
Goreme Ottoman House is 37 km from the airport of NAV-Tuzkoy. Cappadocia is located approximately 50 km south of Mount Erciyes -Argaeus, a former volcano. The violent eruptions of Erciyes covered the whole area with a thick layer of volcanic ash. Duri

Restaurant:
Restaurant / Dining Information: You can enjoy your breakfast overlooking the breathtaking view from the terrace. The restaurant is renowned for its superb regional specialities and traditional Ottoman cuisine. Relax and enjoy the breathtaking view of Goreme from our terrace Restaurant - Bar while having breakfast , dinner or drinks

Recreation:
Recreation Information: Snorkeling, Diving, Swimming, Walking, Table Tennis.

Attractions:

• Area Attractions: Goreme Open air museum The open air museum is about 2 kms from the town of Goreme itself and you can comfortably walk it. Walking in Cappadocia is usually fun anyway. As you approach you'll pass the bus park on your right, complete with its row of souvenir shops, and on your left the buckle church (Tokali kilise), one of the finest examples of frescoes in the area. Entrance is included when you buy your ticket at the main gate so you'll probably end up visiting it on the way out of the museum. Try not to forget it. It is impossible to give details of all the churches and rooms in the valley here as you could easily spend half a day wondering about and looking at them all. Basically what you'll find is the remains of a monastic community who made their home in this valley. Most people are struck by the frescoes and the quality of these varies from excellent to very tatty. Keep an eye open for the strange symbolic decorations in some of the smaller churches and chapels. Bear in mind when buying your ticket that the Karanlik church (recently restored and with the freshest frescoes) is not included in the price and will cost you extra. Over the last 2 years or so an extensive protection program has been put into place. The churches are very prone to erosion and to prevent this they are slowly being covered with a resilient artificial surface designed to halt their gradual destruction by nature. This looks kind of weird at first glance but it makes sense GOREME NATIONAL PARK The national park consists of valleys with the world-famous rock formations of Cappadocia, the conical shaped rocks, shaped over centuries out of eroded volcanic stone, and known as Fairy Chimneys. In addition to the fascinating landscape formed by the volcanic tuff and cave dwellings, there are also important Byzantine churches, which reflect the history of religious art in that period. Because of the geological characteristics of the area, and the fact that it was secluded, people living here could hide themselves away from the various battles taking place, as well as from the authority of the central administration. Monastery life in the area began in the 3rd and 4th centuries, and grew quickly. There are the remains of monuments, churches, chapels, dining halls, monk cell alcoves, depots, and wine production places all decorated with frescoes. The nearby villages of Urgup, Uchisar, Cavusini and Zelve still reflect traditional life and agricultural practices of Goremes past. That, and the unique