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Everyone wants to stay
in a cave hotel in Cappadocia, and
it's obvious why: the cool,
quiet atmosphere, the traditional
ambience and feeling of living in history.
The small, cheerful Serinn House in Ürgüp gives
you all this, but with a difference.
Unlike most Cappadocian cave rooms,
which are decorated with
traditional furniture, antiques and
handicrafts, the rooms at the Serinn House are
decorated in an appealing,
understated modern
style.
Blond wood and large
swatches of color brighten
and enliven the characteristically
calm atmosphere of the cave rooms here.
The private bathrooms are sleek and
up-to-the-minute, with tubs and showers.
The reading lights are
good (a feature missing in many Turkish
hotels, even very expensive ones).
Serinn House owner
Ms Eren Serpen learned about hospitality
working in mall hotels,
then had a career with British
Airways in
London and
Rome
before deciding to open her own small
inn in Cappadocia.
She speaks Turkish, English and Italian,
and offers a nice ambience for all,
including single female travelers.
So this is the place to enjoy a different
ambience in Cappadocian cave
rooms, and a warm welcome from Ms Serpen.
Serinn House is
located in the quiet Esbelli neighborhood
of Ürgüp,
about one km uphill from the town center.
It's a pleasant 15-minute walk to town
downhill. To come back to the
inn, you may prefer a taxi.
When you contact Ms Serpen at Serinn House,
please mention
TTP. Here's why.
Serinn
House
Esbelli Sokak No. 36
Ürgüp,
Nevsehir (Cappadocia),
Turkey
eren@serinnhouse.com
www.serinnhouse.com
Tel +90 (384) 341 6076
Fax +90 (384) 341 6096
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Above, panoramic
view from the terrace
of
Serinn House, Ürgüp, Cappadocia,
Turkey.
Below, two modern
cave bedrooms.
Bottom, the courtyard and terrace.
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