202 Luxury Suite Room

Features of Room No. 202

• The room has 2 single beds and 2 sofa beds.
• Maximum occupancy is 2 persons.
• All rooms in our hotel have a jacuzzi.
• There is a seating area inside the room and in front of the door.
• Additionally, the room is equipped with an electric kettle, television, air conditioning, complimentary water, slippers, toiletry basket, safe box, telephone, minibar, hairdryer, and wifi.
• We offer a complimentary wake-up service.
• The room has underfloor heating.

History of Room No. 202

In room No. 202, we preserved the original decorations and carvings on the ceiling. You will notice that there are two different entrance doors to this room. No changes were allowed to be made to these doors. We also left the area with the beds and seating in its original form. The cavities inside the cupboard are also original. Only the cupboard doors were made in the carpentry workshop. The bathroom was not as large as it is now. It was extended about a meter in width and depth. You will see an area on the entrance path on the far left. There used to be stairs leading to the basement of the room. The basement was used not only for storing animals and food but also for making wine. We know that Christian Greeks lived in this area. The basement floors were closed to provide access to room No. 203.

The walls were cleaned using a tool resembling a geologist's thin and sharp-edged pickaxe.
Smooth surfaces help in the oxidation process and allow the stone to harden.
A non-smooth surface tends to collect moisture and causes peeling or flaking.
The walls were built in this way hundreds of years ago.
The bed in the room, the desk, the cupboard doors, and the window frames were all made in the carpentry workshop on-site. The stones used for restoration were also dimensioned in the field.

Since MDC Hotel is located in a heritage area, we took care to keep the rooms in their original dimensions.

You will see drilled holes in the ceilings of all bathrooms and some other rooms. These increase the necessary air circulation to preserve the cave surfaces. Without ventilation, moisture can accumulate, causing damage to walls and ceilings.

Construction began in October 2009. The area to the left of the stairs leading to the reception, the restaurant next to the reception, all rooms accessed by the stairs and extending to the right were completed and made ready for opening in February 2011. The construction of a total of 22 rooms and common areas took 2 years. Once, 70 workers were employed daily on the construction site to provide a more comfortable and pleasant environment for our guests without disrupting the original cave structure of our hotel.