argos in Cappadocia is the stuff of Turkish legends - an ancient monastery renovated into a contemporary hotel with rooms and social spaces carefully restored to provide modern societal comforts within primeval walls. Set within the old Uçhisar village, the highest town in biblical Cappadocia, Argos sits amidst a moonscape terrain of primordial natural wonders that are so unearthly they defy the imagination. Man-made architecture blends seamlessly with that carved by wind and rain. Outside spaces include gardens and terraces and vineyards from which to view the majestic landscape of Cappadocia.

Beneath the hotel lies a labyrinth of tunnels and underground passageways — what were once the hidden shelters of an underground city now house meeting rooms and private wine cellars stocked with local wines from the hotel's own vineyards. Gathering spaces, like the Museum Lounge, act as a bridge between the past and present, fusing modern design with ancient traces of history.

When hunger strikes, SEKI Restaurant Lounge & Cellar provides the perfect antidote with its unique mix of local and international cuisine. Libation is provided by the well-stocked wine cellar that's housed in the extensive cave system below the property. Ask nicely and they might even show you around.