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| Sinasos Rose Mansion - Mustafapasa A luxurious boutique hotel in the heart of Cappadocia |
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| When the Greeks left Cappadocia in 1923, they left behind countless historical monuments. One of these is Sinasos Rose Mansion,
situtated in the town of Mustafapasa - one of the oldest villages in this region. Rose Mansions consists of two old Greek houses built in the mid 1900s. The renovation of these grand homes started in 1998 and completed in 2002. Careful consideration was given to maintain the authentic architectural characteristics. The buildings are great examples of Greek - Ottoman architectural synthesis. With its peaceful courtyards and pretty rose gardens, Rose Mansion not only celebrates the cultural heritage of Sinasos but also exudes great imagination and charm. |
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| The 19 rooms here are all funished luxuriously with a combination of Greek and Ottoman cultural and architectural motifs. The rooms boast wonderful stone interiors coupled with tasteful local decorations and ornamants that are often over a hundred years old. Facilities include; internet,
daily laundry service, air con, cable TV, minibar, safe and direct dial
telephones.
Inside the property guests can make use of one of Cappadocia's finest libraries and excellent courtyards to relax and read. The hotel also boasts a Turkish Bath. |
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| SINASOS is in the center of Cappadocia. The cultural heritage of the city shows immediatly that Mustafapasa has been one of the most important towns in the Byzantine and Ottoman periods. As you enter the town it is impossible to miss the wonderful architecture and construction of the local houses. Elaborate decorations around the edges of arched doors and doorways, grand courtyards and rustic colours are more reminicent of Moroccan Riads than of a typical Turkish village. The Greek Christians lived here prior to the population exchanges between Turkey and Greece following the Treaty of Lausanne in 1923. After the exchange, the Turks renamed the town as Mustafapasa. |  |