Room 402

This Standard Room, the smallest among the upper rooms of the house, was a retreat of privacy and thought. Ahmet Hakkı Pasha would withdraw here upon returning from Ankara—reading, writing, and reviewing his notes in quiet. A modest bookshelf stood near a plain divan, while natural light fell precisely on the desk by the window. The simplicity of the space echoed his contemplative routine.

It wasn’t a place for formal meetings or grand decisions, but for long thoughts and quiet planning. The door was rarely knocked. It was a space where silence was valued and rarely disturbed.

Today, this Standard Room preserves the same atmosphere of calm. It welcomes those who seek focus, solitude, or a private corner to reflect. The materials remain authentic, and the spirit of the room remains unchanged. In the middle of Cappadocia, this room is more than just a space to sleep—it is a gentle invitation to pause, think, and reconnect with stillness.