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Cave

Kamrusepa

Kamrusepa was the Goddess of healing, medicine and magic. She used various herbs, grapes and oils to cast spells and to guide people.

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A space for serenity

KAMRUSEPA is a luxury cave suite offering a mystical ambiance along with contemporary design. Converted from a cave into a luxury lodge suite, our KAMRUSEPA suite is equipped with a comfortable living room seating area to enjoy your wine and relax. The bathroom is surrounded by rock walls and beautifully appointed onyx surfaces.

Facilities

All the amenities you need for a seamless retreat

Cave&Rock Suite

Shared Terrace

Gas fireplace

King-size Bed

Welcome Champagne

Mini refrigerator with complimentary bottled water and local wine

Turn Down Service

In-Room Welcome Amenities

Hot/Cold Towel

100% Egyptian cotton 500 thread count satin linens

Living room setting with pull out sleeper sofa

Work area with wooden desk and leather chair

Luxury down feather or foam pillows

Custom-crafted furnishings

Microfiber robes

Commissioned art photography

Espresso machine

TV

TV Satellite

Media Hub

Apple TV (on request)

iPod/iPhone Docking Station

Cordless Telephone

Luxurious marble slab bathroom

Hairdryer, make-up mirror, iron & ironing boards

L’Occitane en Provence Bath Products

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Floor Plan

1. Work Desk2. King-size Bed3. Sitting Area4. Walk-in Closet5. Luxurious Bathroom6. Private Deck

Price

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€ 350

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Space

58

Sq/m

Occupancy

2

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