Vigor Cappadocia - Special Class

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I felt the magic of comfort on my body and soul. It is an authentic hotel as it has cave rooms. Terrace is awesome especially at night when you see the magnificent view. Beds are so comfortable and design is special. I felt special when I used my room with all furniture and other things. I had wifi but in this room you don't want to be busy with internet. Breakfast is rich in versatility and delicious. Waiters were polite and always asked what I would like. Thanks so much.

I found it not worth-it what we paid, location not impressive, many good hotels were there near it. Cleanliness was an issue. Found little bit congested.they don’t have any kitchen, we booked baloon ride from hotel which was expensive as compared to market price.

We stayed 4 nights in here. The top terrace offers incredible view (get up early in the morning to see panorama with dozens of balloons). The breakfast offered variety of fresh made food and was more than plentiful. We discovered excellent Turkish wine from the region ;-). Mr Sayad took great care of us, arranged our tours (Red Tour, Camel riding, Balloons) and from what I understand from others, we got pretty good prices. I would like also to mention Mr Çağrı and Mr Mesut - who went out of their way to help us. In fact, everyone was so friendly and helping whatever we asked for. I see that some reviewers complained about lack of air conditioning in the cave rooms. Well, that is a trade-off, in my mind - you get what you ask for. We were unfortunate to arrive when the heat was blazing but Mr Sayad arranged for portable cooler, and it helped a bit. There are more expensive hotels in the region, but Vigor was excellent price/performance. The security and safety is impeccable, the reception staff monitors plenty cameras. That being said, my impression is that Cappadocia and Turkey in general are very safe for tourists. People in the local shop give you receipt and it is quite affordable to buy small snacks. There are several restaurants in vicinity of Vigor, and you can chose if you like "local" or "more international", say a BBQ. I would recommend local food, since Turkish food is excellent, imho. All the tours we had were including the transport from- and to- hotel. You will need to get up very early for the Balloon tour, since the lift off is just before the sunrise. For the tours, you should bring cash (Euros in our case, and you pay at the hotel, so no hassle at all). It is understandable, given that at the time of our visit, there is inflation, so it is better to have stable prices than be disappointed if your price in TRY is increased. Nevertheless, all tours were very professional and well worth the experience. All together, warmly recommended.

stayed in vigor hotel from oct 5-8, it was booked by the tour group i joined so it wasn't by choice. there were 20 of us in the tour and everyone got different rooms, i got to see a few, all the layouts and design were different but nice. one even had a sauna, jacuzzi and terrace seating area. all the rooms were large and had separate living room/sofa area. some rooms had xl bathtubs and others had real jacuzzis with jets. there are around 300 hotels in cappadocia. and referring to the previous reviewer who said the "cave hotel" was fake and had "crumbling walls" to be honest maybe less than 5% of the "cave hotels" there are using the original rooms that were really cut from rock on the side of the hills. most of the cave hotels are newly built structures that uses the same materials and similar look of what the originals look like. and yes, the ceiling/walls would be "crumbly" because it's all made of volcanic ash - that's why it was very easy for them to carve into in the first place. all of us in the tour group liked the design of this hotel it had interesting hallways and corridors that led up and down and there were rooms located in unexpected places. cleanliness was ok. service was okay though breakfast service on the first day was chaotic because the servers (who doubled as bellboys) didn't speak good english and no one could understand their system.... until aziz, the front desk manager appeared and explained. my suggestion is you guys should just print a menu on paper with an explanation that each person can only pick one hot dish (list the options), and also include all the sides and beverage options with it. and a box where they can write their room number. it would make everyone's life easier - especially when you're dealing with tour groups. you can see the balloons from the terrace but the hotel is far from love valley so it wouldn't be up close. the terrace above the hotel restaurant has a seating area but the real rooftop offers a higher vantage point with a view of one of the uchisar caste. you have to take the corridor leading to the back of the hotel then go up some stairs and that will lead you to the real rooftop.