GRAND HOTEL ANKARA
ATATURK BULVARI 183 06680 KAVAKLIDERE / ANKARA
193 Rooms, 401 Beds. 14 Suites, 2 Luxoroms
All Rooms with Direct Dial Telephone Private Bathroom, Music, TV Satellite System, Air-condition, Minibar, Hair Dryer, Central Heating
2 Indoor Restaurant. Bar. Patisserie. Banquet Facilities. Conference Room cap. 350. Meeting Room cap. 70. Sauna. Gymnasium Hall. Coiffure. Health Cabin. Laundry. Swimming pool. Night Club.
In city center, Airport: 26 km.
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Ankara Buyuk Surmeli Hotel
ANKARA BUYUK SURMELI HOTEL
CIHAN SOK.6 SIHHIYE 06430 ANKARA
206 Rooms, 412 Beds, 10 Suites
All Rooms with Private Bathroom, Direct Dial Telephone, Music, Minibar, Air-Condition, TV Satellite System, Hair dryer
4 Indoor Restaurants total cap. 440. 3 Meeting Rooms cap. 750. Banquet Facilities cap. 750. Garage. Indoor Swimming Pool. American Bar. Snack Bar. Patisserie. Night Club. Coiffure. Laundry. Sauna. Turkish Bath. Shopping Center. Solarium.
24 Hours Room Service
In City Center, Airport 26 km (Ankara)
CIHAN SOK.6 SIHHIYE 06430 ANKARA
206 Rooms, 412 Beds, 10 Suites
All Rooms with Private Bathroom, Direct Dial Telephone, Music, Minibar, Air-Condition, TV Satellite System, Hair dryer
4 Indoor Restaurants total cap. 440. 3 Meeting Rooms cap. 750. Banquet Facilities cap. 750. Garage. Indoor Swimming Pool. American Bar. Snack Bar. Patisserie. Night Club. Coiffure. Laundry. Sauna. Turkish Bath. Shopping Center. Solarium.
24 Hours Room Service
In City Center, Airport 26 km (Ankara)
Cappadocia Kapadokya
Cappadocia (Kapadokya) occupies the centre of Anatolia, the region between the Black Sea in the north and the Taurus Mountains (Toros Daglari), between the capital Ankara and the city of Malatya to the east. Famous for its spectacular natural rock formations and valleys, Göreme National Park (Göreme Milli Parki), as it is known today, is strewn with underground cities, monasteries and dwellings and stone chapels that were hewn out of the eroded volcanic rock from as long ago as 400 BC.
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