Kelebek Hotel in Goreme?
Jan 6th, 2005, 10:52 AM
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Kelebek Hotel in Goreme?
We are trying to figure out where to stay in Goreme (or Urgup). We are staying in budget accomodations so we can stay in Turkey longer and spend our $$ on things like Hot air balloon rides. I found the Kelebek Hotel and it looks great! Has anyone stayed there?
Your feedback is greatly appreciated, as always!
Cheers!
Tamara
Your feedback is greatly appreciated, as always!
Cheers!
Tamara
Jan 6th, 2005, 05:09 PM
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Hi Susan,
I did hear back from them so I am posting the info for you below:
"Our regular rooms in Kelebek have private showers and bathrooms. They are
30 Euro including breakfast for 2 people.single 20 Euro
Deluxe rooms have a sitting area in the room and a nice shower and
bathroom, and are 50 Euro, including breakfast for 2 people.single 35 Euro
Kelebek Special has suite rooms with sitting rooms and bedrooms decorated
in the Ottoman style. The beds are Queen sized. The suite rooms are 75
Euro per night, including breakfast for two.single 55 Euro
King suite 85 euro. Some of the suite rooms have Jacuzzies, others
showers.single 65 Euro
To make a reservation, I will need your credit card details. The number is
for holding the room. In case of cancellation, we do not charge any money,
provided you give us 3 days notice. You can fax or email these details.
Fax: 0090 384 271 2763. When I hear from you again, I will confirm your
booking.
We also offer daily tours around Cappadocia and Hot Air Ballooning tour.
You do not need to book these in advance, when you arrive, you can
consider further information about Cappadocia, before deciding what to do.
We orginise the tours privately for Kelebek guests
If you arrive here by plane I can also book you the shuttle bus fromKayseri
Airport to Kelebek Hotel
Looking forward to hearing from you
Regards
Serap"
I have found many other great places and websites so please email me if you want additional info at [email protected]
Cheers!
Tamara
I did hear back from them so I am posting the info for you below:
"Our regular rooms in Kelebek have private showers and bathrooms. They are
30 Euro including breakfast for 2 people.single 20 Euro
Deluxe rooms have a sitting area in the room and a nice shower and
bathroom, and are 50 Euro, including breakfast for 2 people.single 35 Euro
Kelebek Special has suite rooms with sitting rooms and bedrooms decorated
in the Ottoman style. The beds are Queen sized. The suite rooms are 75
Euro per night, including breakfast for two.single 55 Euro
King suite 85 euro. Some of the suite rooms have Jacuzzies, others
showers.single 65 Euro
To make a reservation, I will need your credit card details. The number is
for holding the room. In case of cancellation, we do not charge any money,
provided you give us 3 days notice. You can fax or email these details.
Fax: 0090 384 271 2763. When I hear from you again, I will confirm your
booking.
We also offer daily tours around Cappadocia and Hot Air Ballooning tour.
You do not need to book these in advance, when you arrive, you can
consider further information about Cappadocia, before deciding what to do.
We orginise the tours privately for Kelebek guests
If you arrive here by plane I can also book you the shuttle bus fromKayseri
Airport to Kelebek Hotel
Looking forward to hearing from you
Regards
Serap"
I have found many other great places and websites so please email me if you want additional info at [email protected]
Cheers!
Tamara
Jan 7th, 2005, 06:40 AM
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Last year in Novembre we stayed there.
It was amazing.
I wrote a summary that time;
Message: Last week we were there for 3 days/nights and the weather was sunny and beautiful.
We stayed at kelebek cave hotel and the stuff,the room and the 360 view from our hotel were unforgetable.We had a jacuzzi and even small hammam in the bathroom and a chimney in the bedroom.
We hired a private guide for the first day and see the historical sites with them.He was okay.
first night we ate at Karakush restaurant 17,00euro per person incl unlimited alcoholic drinks and food and a show with turkish folkloric dances and whirling dervishes but comparing to the ceremony at Galatahane in Istanbul the show was disappointing.
The second day we ate at Somine restaurant:the food was amazing especially 'Kuzu tandir' (hmmmmmm)
Last night we had reservation at Alaturka and at Sofra restaurants but choose Alaturka cafe which is a cozy place..
There is a nice bar in Urgup named 'Prokopi'
We thoght it was the best place to have a drink after or before dinner
There are two popular wine lables in Cappadocia where you can taste their wines; One is TURASAN;popular one but we found'KARADAG'better and less touristy..
We had a wonderful timein Cappadocia and hope to visit again..
It was amazing.
I wrote a summary that time;
Message: Last week we were there for 3 days/nights and the weather was sunny and beautiful.
We stayed at kelebek cave hotel and the stuff,the room and the 360 view from our hotel were unforgetable.We had a jacuzzi and even small hammam in the bathroom and a chimney in the bedroom.
We hired a private guide for the first day and see the historical sites with them.He was okay.
first night we ate at Karakush restaurant 17,00euro per person incl unlimited alcoholic drinks and food and a show with turkish folkloric dances and whirling dervishes but comparing to the ceremony at Galatahane in Istanbul the show was disappointing.
The second day we ate at Somine restaurant:the food was amazing especially 'Kuzu tandir' (hmmmmmm)
Last night we had reservation at Alaturka and at Sofra restaurants but choose Alaturka cafe which is a cozy place..
There is a nice bar in Urgup named 'Prokopi'
We thoght it was the best place to have a drink after or before dinner
There are two popular wine lables in Cappadocia where you can taste their wines; One is TURASAN;popular one but we found'KARADAG'better and less touristy..
We had a wonderful timein Cappadocia and hope to visit again..
Jan 7th, 2005, 08:58 AM
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A question for Tamara, aysh566, and anyone else who enjoyed staying at the Kalebek:
The Kelebek's Web site (http://www.kelebekhotel.com) shows 2 types of hotels: Kelebek Suites, and Kelebek Classic. In which of these did you stay?
The Kelebek's Web site (http://www.kelebekhotel.com) shows 2 types of hotels: Kelebek Suites, and Kelebek Classic. In which of these did you stay?
Jan 8th, 2005, 01:59 AM
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We stayed at Kelebek suites.I'm not sure but it should be 'Asmali' suite.
We could take look at only one other suite where our friends stayed at as all of the others were full.
Even the delicious breakfast on the small roof where you can meet people from all over the world is one of the reasons to stay there
We could take look at only one other suite where our friends stayed at as all of the others were full.
Even the delicious breakfast on the small roof where you can meet people from all over the world is one of the reasons to stay there
