From a cave hotel to a 100-year-old prison, check out these luxury properties
By Ann Ruppenstein /  August 27, 2026

THE RESORT REPORT: Unique new ways to stay

Step back in time at Elika Cave Suites Cappadocia

For clients looking for a memorable way to stay, the new Elika Cave Suites Cappadocia was created from centuries-old cave dwellings in Ortahisar, Türkiye.

Set in one of the world’s most visually distinctive landscapes, which were shaped by millions of years of volcanic activity, the 36-room hotel is located beside Ortahisar Castle, one of the region’s most iconic natural landmarks.

Get a bird's eye view at Four Seasons Hotel Mykonos

Located on a cliffside setting above Kalo Livadi Bay, the newly opened Four Seasons Hotel Mykonos features 94 rooms, suites and villas with plunge pools and panoramic Aegean Sea views. The luxury property is conveniently located 20 minutes from lively Chora (Mykonos Town) but offers a more secluded escape with its own beach.

Get locked up in luxury at HOSHINOYA Nara Prison

HOSHINOYA Nara Prison gives clients the chance to spend the night in a former 1908 prison that has been designated a National Important Cultural Property.

Rather than disguising the building’s past, designers connected multiple former cells to create 48 spacious suites during a renovation that took roughly seven years. 





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