Le hall du Fortuna of Cappadocia, Autograph Collection à Uçhisar
Le hall du Fortuna of Cappadocia, Autograph Collection.

Fortuna of Cappadocia, Autograph Collection opens at the summit of Uçhisar, in Cappadocia

The mythical destination of Cappadocia has added a soaring new benchmark to its portfolio with the recent opening of Fortuna of Cappadocia, Autograph Collection. Nestled on the strategic heights of the village of Uçhisar, this Marriott Bonvoy property stands as an essential address for admiring the morning launch of hot air balloons over the fairy chimneys.

  • Property: Fortuna of Cappadocia, Autograph Collection (Marriott Bonvoy)
  • Location: Uçhisar, Cappadocia, Turkey
  • Capacity: 125 rooms and suites, 28 private villas
  • Gastronomy: three dining venues (Fortuna Table, Fortuna Terrace, Grande Cabaret)
  • Wellness: spa with indoor pool and traditional Turkish hammam
  • Rates: from €242 per night

A mythological anchor at the summit of Uçhisar

Suite at Fortuna of Cappadocia opening onto the Uçhisar valley
Perched on the heights of Uçhisar, the highest point in Cappadocia, the hotel overlooks the volcanic valley.

The choice of the estate’s name is no coincidence. By referencing the Roman goddess of fortune and fate, the hotel pays tribute to the historical heritage connecting the Roman Empire to this central region of Anatolia. The village of Uçhisar, perched on the highest hillside in the region, offers a privileged vantage point over the entire volcanic valley.

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Sculpted over millennia by erosion and surrounding volcanic activity, this world-heritage landscape demanded an architectural response that respected its unique topography. The hotel integrates subtly into this exceptional geological setting, hugging the contours of the rocks and respecting the original silhouette of the rocky outcrop.

Sculpted rooms and exceptional private villas

Private villa at Fortuna of Cappadocia built from local stone
The 28 private villas celebrate stone, sandy hues and materials native to Anatolia.

The property offers 125 meticulously appointed rooms and suites, complemented by 28 private villas specially designed to blend seamlessly with the surrounding natural scenery. The interior choices celebrate stonework, sandy tones and organic materials sourced directly from the local area.

Every space has been designed to maximise the connection with the outdoors. Floor-to-ceiling windows and private terraces command striking views across the region’s rugged landscape, offering a front-row seat to the daily spectacle of dozens of hot air balloons filling the sky at daybreak.

Three culinary worlds throughout the day

Fortuna Table restaurant at Fortuna of Cappadocia
Fortuna Table restaurant showcases traditional Cappadocian flavours.

The culinary experience at Fortuna of Cappadocia unfolds across three distinct concepts with complementary identities. The main restaurant, Fortuna Table, honours traditional Cappadocian flavours from morning to night, crafted from rigorously selected local produce.

At dusk, Fortuna Terrace takes over with a Mediterranean-inspired menu, proving to be the perfect setting to watch the sun set over the valleys. On select evenings, Grande Cabaret pairs fine dining with live entertainment, bringing a festive and theatrical flair to the resort’s hospitality offering.

A wellness sanctuary rooted in ancestral rites

To prolong relaxation after a day hiking through gorges or soaring over valleys, the hotel features a comprehensive Spa & Wellness Centre. The facility includes a traditional Turkish hammam, the beating heart of the local relaxation ritual, as well as an indoor pool bathed in soft natural light.

Several private treatment rooms offer a menu of bespoke massages and therapies crafted from natural ingredients. This sanctuary dedicated to rejuvenation completes a holistic experience designed to combine cultural adventure with pure relaxation.

Our take

With this new addition from Autograph Collection, Marriott Bonvoy demonstrates a remarkable ability to settle into complex geographical ecosystems without diluting their essence. The opening of Fortuna of Cappadocia in Uçhisar confirms the strategic elevation of central Turkey’s luxury landscape, which is now adept at attracting discerning international travellers in search of heritage experiences and world-class accommodation standards.

Practical information for Fortuna of Cappadocia, Autograph Collection

  • Address: Yukarı, Kurttepe Kume Evleri No: 18, 50240 Uçhisar/Nevşehir, Turkey
  • Telephone: +90 384 213 99 45
  • Rates: from €242 / night
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