" Unique "

KEMERLI ODA

This is a traditional Cappadocian arched stone room. The ceiling is vaulted. You enter the room through a small hall, where there’s a built-in wardrobe. In the room there’s a bed with a brass bedstead. The quilts and claret-red satin sheets and the lacework are in the traditional Ottoman style. As you sit on the sofa to relax, and you look out of the window at the walnut tree defying the years, you may see the tortoises, Rosa and Behcet, in what we call the tortoise garden. You can actually reach bunches of Cappadocia grapes. As you sip your coffee in the morning, you can listen to the song of the Hoopoe birds. Among other items completing the decoration are Turkish rugs of various periods, antique plates, ceramic work made by renowned artisans, and embroidery work. The bathroom is specially decorated, and it has a shower system that you have never seen before.  The restoration work has been achieved without changing the genuine architectural structure, and the traces of the past are there as they have always been.