Room 501

This Cappadocia Suite Room was once the grand guest chamber of the house, reserved for the most distinguished visitors of Ahmet Hakkı Pasha. Statesmen from parliament, representatives of the Turkish Red Crescent, and military officials were received here. Coffee was served with ceremony, and every word spoken carried grace. The entrance to this Cappadocia Suite Room was intentionally built with a low threshold so that each guest had to bow slightly upon entering a silent but meaningful gesture of respect.

Its high ceiling, secluded placement, and serene atmosphere made it a space not only for hosting but for honoring. Everything about the room was designed to preserve dignity, foster hospitality, and reflect the values of a household rooted in public service and tradition.

Today, this room retains the quiet elegance it was known for. It invites travelers to rest in the same space where conversations once shaped communities. The air remains still, the light dignified. It continues to serve, now not only as a room, but as a timeless symbol of welcome.