The Museum Hotel, in Cappadocia a historic region in Turkey, was created out of thousand-year-old cave dwellings.
It took four years of excavating and renovating before the hotel was operational.
The visually stunning hotel is now filled with antiques and artifacts, many of which are registered with museums.
It has outstanding accommodations, unique rooms, and views fit for a king.
Click through to see how ancient cave dwellings became a five-star hotel.
The Museum Hotel is a luxury hotel in Cappadocia, Turkey that opened in 2002.
However, the hotel isn't exactly new. It is built into ancient cave and stone dwellings, some that date back thousands of years.
Before the hotel was ready for guests, the site had to be excavated and renovated.
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