Selcuklu Evi House, Cappadocia / Goreme, Turkiet

Since the beginning of its history, Turkey has been the home of many civilizations including the Seljuks, a tribe from Asia.

The Seljuk empire developed a distinctive culture, with especially beautiful architecture and design. Their architecture survived the decline, warfare and instability and continued to flourish long after their sultanate was dissolved.

Selcuklu Evi is a fine example of Seljuk architecture. This antique house has been lovingly restored by hand. The local craftsmen of Ürgüp spent two years to complete this restoration.

Each block was quarried from the local area and then manually sculptured and leveled before becoming part of Selcuklu Evi.

As much of the original house has been preserved although many years of decay and erosion had left limited resources. Each motif and impression on the stones has a story and that is why this restoration is so unique.

Situated in a small lane surrounded by local homes and gardens this area has panoramic views of rock hewn caves and the old village of Ürgüp.

Ample car park

Library

Internal and external lounging areas and terraces

Internal restaurant or open air dining with traditional Turkish cuisine

Turkish breakfast

Professional staff

24 hours room service

Non smoking rooms

Special rates for groups, seminars and children

The bus station is at 500 metres, so that's just like walking 10 minutes. There are 2 aiports near Urgup city, the one of Nevsehir at 12 miles (20 minutes) and the one of Kayseri at 40 miles (50 minutes).