This hotel is very nice, full of sophisticated details, perhaps a little old-fashioned but certainly effective. The staff is very collaborative, rooms and facilities are clean and large. There are large marble staircases, damask drapes, dark wood furniture, but the overall effect is airy and bright. The rooms have windows and balconies, fully functional air conditioning, the bathroom has shower... More

stayed there only one night. Nice historical hotel. very nice staff. friendly but the room is extremely small. if you are claustrophobic, you should definitely not stay there. If not, yuou will be one when you leave. More

Nice room, carpet needed cleaning, but furniture reminded me of a classic hotel. Balcony overlooked Ataturk Memorial. Bath well stocked, room clean otherwise. Breakfast unusual-signs said Sausage but contained fries, egg with meat was really a cheese danish, and egg with cheese was french toast. TV hard to operate. Subway was just down the street, so transport is easy. A... More

When I walked into my single room, I was really pleased. The bed, unlike some of those I encountered during my trip, was double bed size. The room was reasonably large and decorated nicely in red. This hotel is in a central location near Ataturk's mausoleum. While in Ankara the mausoleum and the Museum of Anatolian Civilizations should not be... More

The rooms here are stylishly appointed, with quality furnishings, and the hotel is reasonably quiet, despite the presence of large tour groups. However, the restaurant is poor, with comically overpriced drinks (four pounds sterling for a small beer would be heavy anywhere), and the location is not particularly convenient except for business travellers. The atmosphere is pretty flat, and service... More