... up for local residents.Tourist apartments are let by the week whereas residential apartments tend to be long term i.e. 3/6/12 months. Also you need to know where you'll be in Niğde-in Niğde city(and which district of it?)or out in one of the ... more

Oeps "I have work for the Municipality " should be "I have to work for the Municipality" I was 3 x in Nigde before, and stayed in the grand hotel, but I prefer an furnished apartment from 25-march-2011 till 28 april-2011. ... more

We are travelling with our 2 teenage children to Cappadocia for 4 days in late December. Are we best staying in Goreme, as I imagine this is an off-peak time??? Is there any 2 bedroom apartment-style accomm or is it all hotel style??? ... more

... recall anyone staying in an apartment posting on ... ... rooms have a little sitting area, not really apartment style, but very nice. Most of these hotels havea variety of room styles and prices so you could have one of the nicer rooms - and get a more basic one for the kids ... more

... also have access to an apartment in Istanbul. I am planning to travel to Cappadocia between Monday Oct. 10 and Friday Oct 14, when my friend will be working. The cheapest flights that I found were on Pegasus Air either early in the morning or in the evening. Since I ... more

... all sides rather than highrise apartment buildings like in Kayseri. At the same time there are plenty of accommodation and restaurant options for tourists in Goreme. Some people asked me if I recommend to hire a local guide on the spot. I know that some travelers even hire a private ... more

... and staying at my friends apartment just outside Calis Beach in September. Thought that a trip to Cappadocia would break up my stay , somewhere I had fancied for a while , it looks awe inspiring. My intention was to go for about four days/three nights. If not possible on this ... more

... lot of modern houses and apartment blocks with red tiled roofs, and views down over the greener valley lands below. Lastly – but not least importantly! – there were no tour busses at all - and whilst they obviously get a lot of Alevi visitors from overseas (and home), I rather think that ... more

... kitchens, rooms, defenses, air conditioning!! etc. In Derinkuyu you could go down 9 levels as far as I can remember, it is like climbing down an apartment block, just upside down. Very interesting. If you don't like the feel you can always go back up without completing it. Kozano ... more