The hotel is situated in the midst of a most peaceful green valley in Cappadocia. A 7km Hiking Trail departs from the front door of the Hotel and follows a remote valley with a beautiful brook flowing down the middle. The cliffs are dotted with cave dwellings on both sides.
There is an Early Christian Byzantine Cave Church, containing some frescoes right within the hotel complex itself. There is also an underground city just across from the Hotel waiting to be excavated.
The food served at the hotel kitchen is all organic. Breakfast is presented with home made bread, clotted cream, honeycomb and fresh fruit is served on a the pretty walled terrace in the summer months and in a naturally furnished cave room in the cooler months.EVERYTHING FOR A DEEP SLEEP...Rooms are carved in to the rock. Materials used for restoration are locally found natural volcanic stone. The mats are made out of cotton, no one of them contain any metal.

According to German partners who are doctors of Alternative Medicine, metal blocks the circulation of energy, this way you do not feel rested even after a long sleep. This is how you feel after a night in a concrete standard building. Gamirasu rooms and beds are designed for a complete harmony of human body with its surrounding. When you wake up, you are full of energy even after a short sleep. Nothing to disturb your sleep, except the sound of nature. You have the view of cave houses where ancient inhabitants lived, just outside of your window. You can watch women in the village who come with their pitcher to get their water from the communal fountain just next to the hotel. Once every two days the communal “Stone Oven” across the hotel is heated, if you walk out of your room and accept a warm welcome, you are invited to taste the hot bred just
coming out of the oven.