Seki Cave Hotel terrace overlooking hot air balloons in Cavusin
Cavusin Balloon-View Hotel Review

Seki Cave Hotel Review

Cave suites, sunrise balloon terraces, rooftop hot tub, honeymoon rooms, family suites, breakfast and current Booking.com guest scores.

Updated September 2026

Seki Cave Hotel is a small boutique cave hotel in Cavusin, around 3 km from Goreme. Its biggest reason to consider it is not simply the cave-room experience: it is the combination of a quieter village setting, multiple terraces and unusually strong morning views across the balloon landscape.

Seki Cave Hotel at a glance

LocationCavusin
From GoremeAbout 3 km
Hotel styleSmall cave boutique hotel
Balloon viewsMajor strength
Hot-tub suitesYes
Family suitesYes
Turkish bathYes
ParkingFree

Good for

  • Balloon-view mornings
  • Couples and honeymoon trips
  • Travellers who want quieter Cavusin
  • Families needing larger cave suites
  • Visitors with a car or tour transfers
BOOKING.COM GUEST SCORE
9.1/10
814+ guest reviews
Latest public data checked
20 Sep 2026
9.0Location
9.2Comfort
9.2Cleanliness
9.0Value
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Where is Seki Cave Hotel?

Seki is in Cavusin, a small village roughly 3 km from Goreme. The location is quieter than central Goreme and close to historic Cavusin village, valleys and some of Cappadocia's balloon flight areas.

Best location match: choose Seki if you want a quieter base and sunrise views. Choose central Goreme if being able to walk to a large concentration of restaurants and tour offices every evening matters more.

Why is Seki known for balloon views?

The hotel's name comes from the Turkish word for terraced platforms, and terraces are a major part of the property. The official hotel site specifically promotes sunrise, sunset and hot-air-balloon views from its elevated spaces.

This does not mean balloons follow exactly the same path every morning. Wind direction and official flight approval still determine what you see. But Cavusin is one of the stronger areas to compare if balloon watching from the hotel matters to you.

Hot air balloons over the landscape viewed from Seki Cave Hotel
Official Seki image.

What are the rooms like?

The current official room list includes Deluxe Cave Rooms, Twin or Double Rooms, Cave Suites with View, Jacuzzi Suites, Family Suites and a Presidential/King Suite with terrace.

Rooms use cave architecture, local tufa stone or a combination of both. This means the amount of daylight, terrace access and view can vary significantly.

Presidential Suite 117

Room 117 is currently listed as the Presidential Suite. It uses local tufa stone, has a super king-size bed, private balcony, hot tub and shower, and views over Cavusin town and hot-air balloons.

Honeymoon and jacuzzi suites

Seki currently lists several honeymoon/jacuzzi suites, including rooms 110, 114 and 116. Room 116 combines cave and local tufa stone architecture with a super king bed, hot tub and shared terrace access.

Room 114 is a tufa-stone honeymoon suite with bathtub, shower and semi-private terrace seating.

Rooftop hot tub

The hotel promotes a rooftop hot-tub experience facing the Cavusin landscape. This can be especially attractive around sunset or during balloon mornings.

Rooftop hot tub at Seki Cave Hotel overlooking Cavusin
Seki rooftop hot tub.

Breakfast

Breakfast is one of the stronger themes in current guest feedback. Booking.com describes the breakfast as exceptional and lists continental, buffet, vegetarian, vegan, halal and gluten-free options, including local specialities, warm dishes and fresh pastries.

Restaurant, Turkish bath and services

Booking.com lists a romantic restaurant with Turkish cuisine. The official hotel site also lists a cave Turkish bath and massage service, free parking, free internet, airport transfer/taxi support, garden and terraces.

What do guests say?

As checked in September 2026, Booking.com shows Seki Cave Hotel at about 9.1/10 from more than 800 reviews. Cleanliness and comfort are both 9.2, facilities 9.0, location 9.0, value for money 9.0 and staff 9.6.

The ratings support the hotel's main strengths: friendly service, comfortable rooms and strong views. The location score is good rather than perfect, reflecting the trade-off between peaceful Cavusin and central Goreme convenience.

Reasons to consider Seki

  • Strong balloon-view setting
  • Quieter than central Goreme
  • Jacuzzi and honeymoon suites
  • Family cave suites
  • Excellent current staff score
  • Breakfast receives strong feedback

Check before booking

  • Exact room and terrace type
  • How much daylight your cave room has
  • Private vs shared terrace
  • Transport for evenings in Goreme
  • Parking is on a hillside
  • Current price and cancellation conditions

Who is Seki Cave Hotel best for?

Seki makes the most sense for travellers who care strongly about the sunrise and balloon atmosphere but do not need to stay in the middle of Goreme.

Couples can compare the jacuzzi and honeymoon suites, while families have dedicated larger room categories.

Who may prefer another hotel?

If your priority is nightlife, maximum restaurant choice and walking everywhere, central Goreme is easier.

If you want a large spa resort with pools and many facilities, Seki is not designed for that type of stay. It is better understood as a smaller view-focused cave hotel.

Seki vs Sultan Cave Suites

Both are connected to the wider Kelebek hotel family and both are strong for balloon watching, but the experience is different. Sultan puts you in Goreme with its famous rooftop, while Seki gives you a quieter Cavusin setting closer to open landscapes.

Compare Seki Cave Hotel vs Sultan Cave Suites →

Is Seki Cave Hotel worth considering?

If balloon views, terraces and a quieter village setting are high on your list, Seki is one of the more relevant hotels to compare.

The key decision is whether Cavusin suits your trip. For the right traveller, being outside central Goreme is an advantage rather than a disadvantage.

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Frequently asked questions

Is Seki Cave Hotel in Goreme?

No. It is in Cavusin, around 3 km from Goreme.

Can you see balloons from Seki Cave Hotel?

Yes, the hotel is specifically known for sunrise balloon views from its terraces and selected rooms, although exact flight paths vary with wind.

Does Seki have jacuzzi rooms?

Yes. The Room inventory includes several jacuzzi/honeymoon suites plus a Presidential Suite with hot tub.

Does Seki have family rooms?

Yes. The hotel currently lists two Family Cave Suite options.

Does Seki have a Turkish bath?

Yes. The official services page lists a cave Turkish bath and massage service.

Is breakfast included?

Breakfast is included in the facilities listed across the hotel's current room pages. Booking.com also highlights the breakfast very positively.

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