Hotel Karvalli Aksaray

Hotel Karvalli Aksaray has 20 rooms with 45 Beds in total. Including 4 Suites, All rooms elegantly furnished and equipped with Direct Dial Phone, Shower and WC , Hair Dryer , 24 hrs Room Service , Music Broadcasting and Central Heating.

Hotel Karvalli Aksaray has rooms with magnificent nature, a stunning lake, Church, Ihlara valley and Legendary mount Hasan views are available.

Hotel Karvalli Aksaray has a Restaurant with 60 pax Indoor and 150 pax Outdoor capacity offers various of delicious regional, Traditional tastes as an open buffet.

Hotel Karvalli Aksaray has Bed and Breakfast, Half Board and Full board system.

Hotel Karvalli Aksaray has Tv room, Donkey Tours, Billiards, Cycling, Also Babysitting, Laundry Service, Safety box at reception, Parking is available. On request Pets are allowed .

Hotel Karvalli is located Guzelyurt / Aksaray. It has a magnificent Interior and stone Exterior architecture.Its very cozy friendly Hotel where you can find the best service and comfort with good hospitality.Once you stay there you will not want to leave.The green environments and surroundings will allure you. Admirable scenery of a nature waits for you. Its only 150 km from Kayseri Airport, 80 km from Nevsehir Airport, 11 km from Ihlara and 80 km from Cappadocia. Aksaray is located in Central Anatolia Aksaray is a small town. One of the major avenues of the town was renamed after the Islamic scholar Bediuzzaman Said Nursi. Ihlara Valley and the other tourist attractions of Cappadoccia are not far away but few of the visitors make it as far as the city of Aksaray, despite the new attraction, rare in central Anatolia, a large water park which has immediately become a popular venue for wedding parties. Hasan Dagı - a 3,000m volcano between Aksaray and Niğde, visible from the city. Asikli Hoyuk - a burial mound 25 km east of the city of Aksaray. Acemhoyuk - an early Bronze Age settlement, 18km north-west of the city of Aksaray. The ancient Roman and Byzantine city of Nora, in the village of Helvadere near the city of Aksaray. Ihlara valley - a canyon, 40 km from the city of Aksaray, contains ancient churches, (9th century and earlier) carved into the valley walls and decorated with frescoes. Ervah cemetery in the city contains the tombs of 14 th century Islamic leader Somuncu Baba and the scholar Cemaleddin'i Aksaray are worth to see.