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| July 21, 2017
Anatolian Houses – Goreme, Turkey
Located in the historic Anatolian Houses in the Cappadocia region of Turkey, this hotel is an amazing step back in time. These houses were built in the traditional architectural style of Cappadocia – the area is craggy and mountainous, so homes were built in caves and clinging on to the sides of cliffs.
The hotel features a traditional atmosphere with all the modern amenities, including a wine fountain in the courtyard. If money is tight, pick a cave suite, which feature king-sized circular beds and fireplaces, and only cost around $250 per night.
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