karyagdi Sokak No 40 Cankaya
Ankara, 06540 Nightly Rates(83.00 - 375.00)3 Star
Property Description
When you enter our hotel you will find stylish-European design that will immediately put you in to a relaxed mood. Every aspect is designed for it's purpose and comfort was our first concern. Mellow yellow and wood is combined with high-tech illuminations, stainless steel and iron casting in order to blend classical and modern interior decoration. Our lobby bar at the entrance of the hotel invites you to forget the stress of the day while you enjoy one of our refreshing cocktails and long drinks in a friendly atmosphere. You can listen to the eco of live classical music coming from the atrium patisserie at teatime where you can also enjoy our freshly baked goods. At restaurant" La Salle d'Ore" you can pamper yourself with special Turkish and International wines. Enjoy the art of French cuisine from our talented chef Mr. Yavuz Hazan. The hotel is acclimatized for your comfort. Every room has a bathtub, hairdryer, telephone, safe, minibar, satellite TV, fax line, 256k Internet connection, fire alarm and sprinkler system.
Amenities
AM/FM Alarm Clock
Bar/Lounge
Business Center
Concierge
24 Hour Front Desk
Handicapped Rooms/Facilities
Free Parking
Hairdryers Available
Mini Bar
Modem Lines in Room
Meeting/Banquet Facilities
Meeting/Banquet Facilities
No Smoking Rooms/Facilities
Parking
Restaurant
Room Service
Safe Deposit Box
Fitness Center or Spa
Tennis
Television with Cable
Laundry/Valet Services
Room Information
Superior room
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Superior room features: * One double bed * Air conditioning * Alarm Clock * Bathrobe * Private bathroom * Bathtub * CD player on request * Computer modem hook-up * Hairdryer * Iron and ironing board on request * Mini bar * Non smoking rooms on request * Radio * Safe in room * Seating area * Shower * Soundproofing * Cable television * Direct Dial telephone * Voice mail * Working Desk * City or street View
Superior loft
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Superior loft features * One double bed * Adjoining room on request * Air conditioning * Alarm Clock * Bathrobe * Private bathroom * Bathtub * CD player on request * Computer modem hook-up * Hairdryer * Iron and ironing board on request * Mini bar * Non smoking rooms on request * Radio * Safe in room * Seating area * Shower * Soundproofing * Cable television * Direct Dial telephone * Voice mail * Working Desk * City View
Luxury
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Luxury room features: * One Queen bed or two twin beds * Air conditioning * Alarm Clock * Bathrobe * Private bathroom * Bathtub * CD player on request * Computer modem hook-up * Hairdryer * Iron and ironing board on request * Mini bar * Non smoking rooms on request * Radio * Safe in room * Seating area * Shower * Soundproofing * Cable television * Direct Dial telephone * Voice mail * Working Desk * City or street View
Executive
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Executive room features: * One queen or two twin beds * Double Sofabed * Air conditioning * Alarm Clock * Bathrobe * Private bathroom * Bathtub * CD player on request * Computer modem hook-up * Hairdryer * Iron and ironing board on request * Mini bar * Non smoking rooms on request * Radio * Safe in room * Seating area * Shower * Soundproofing * Cable television * Direct Dial telephone * Voice mail * Working Desk * City or street View
Suite
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Suite features: * One double bed * Double sofabed * Air conditioning * Alarm Clock * Bathrobe * Private bathroom * Bathtub * CD player on request * Computer modem hook-up * Hairdryer * Iron and ironing board on request * Mini bar * Non smoking rooms on request * Radio * Safe in room * Seating area * Shower * Soundproofing * Cable television * Direct Dial telephone * Voice mail * Working Desk * City or street View
Rate Disclaimer
Indicated rates for search purposes only; check for specific rate when making reservation.
Miscellaneous Information
American Dollars is the native currency.
Check in time is 2pm
Check out time is 12pm
Time Zone is gmt+2
Opened in 2003
73 rooms.
0 suites.
5 floors.
Directions
Take Ankara Road, when you see a monument of Ataturk riding a horse on your left, you are at Ulus. Drive to Kizilay then Cakaya 4 km after the monument, at fourth cross road, you will begin to climb up tp cankaya from cinnah avenue. 700 meters later take kirkpinar street on the right. Hotel is 300 meters on the right.
Ankara Hotel Midi is situated in Cankaya where the presidential palace and most embassies are located nearby. The hotel has a good access from every direction. Major shopping districts, shopping malls,affluent cafes, restaurants, bars, and botanic garden-park are in within walking distance. International chain hotels many major companies and government offices can be reached within minutes. Hotels conviniente location is ideal for conducting business, shopping and leisure.
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Guarantee Policy
All reservation require a valid credit card with expiry date to guarantee your reservation
Cancellation Policy
Through the internet site where your reservation was made, cancellations must be made 2 days prior to arrival to avoid a cancellation and/or no show charge.
Restaurant Information
La salle D'ore
French Cuisine Open from 11am to 11pm
Atrium Patisserie
Snacks Open from 11am to 10pm
Meeting Facility
Meeting rooms
-4 meeting rooms. Capacity of 280 people. Contact hotel for further information.
Recreation Information
Health Club
Massage Service
For a charge
Sauna/Spa
Attractions Nearby
* Anatolian Civilization Museum....5km S * Ataturk Mausoleum...3km S * Bolu ... 170 km SW * Hacibayram Mosque...4km S * Hisar Fortress...4km S * Kayseri...340 km W * Konya...300 km N
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