The luxury hotel built in Cappadocia's historic ruins

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For history buffs who like the five-star treatment, it's the ultimate holiday. The Museum Hotel in Cappadocia has been restored and renovated from ruins, caves, and houses to become the region's first luxury hotel - costing up to £1,200 a night. The stone structure dates back thousands of years, previously home to Hittites, Persians and early Christian Romans who lived in the caves that now offer high-end accommodation.The hotel, in Central Anatolia in Turkey, a region known for its moon-like landscapes and underground cities, boasts 30 rooms and suites - including a honeymoon suites, a golf driving range and its very own ecological garden.Guests can experience a unique living in a museum experience with a number of historical items and antiquities on display throughout the caves including relics from the 16th century. Founder Ömer Tosun is a passionate antique collector with a wide collection of varied pieces from the Ottoman, Seljuk, Roman, and Hittite periods.
 

Going underground: Museum Hotel, Cappadocia, Turkey, offers visitors a unique experience of luxury inside a maze of caves
 

Ruins with a view: The luxury hotel which dates back thousands of years boasts a roof-top restaurant with stunning panorama
 

Sleep in a cave: Guests can stay in five-star rooms at the Museum Hotel with stone structure dating back thousands of years
 
Breathtaking views: The owner of the Museum Hotel in Turkey created the accommodation so that guests feel as though they are staying in a 'real, living' museum
 
Historic hotel: Guests can watch hot air balloons glide over the mountains from the venue, which was reconstructed from ruins and caves
 
Do not disturb: One of the cave-style rooms in the hotel, the walls of which date back thousands of years
 
Historic buff: The Museum Hotel boasts historical items and antiquities on display throughout the caves including relics from the 16th century
 
High-end holiday: Guests can enjoy cooking lessons while under several feet of restored rock before treating themselves to a muscle-soothing rub in the hotel's massage terrace
 
A unique experience: The hotel boasts a range of honeymoon suites, a golf driving range and its very own ecological garden
 
Night-time dip: The pool, constructed from historic ruins, is illuminated as dusk settles on Cappadocia
 


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