Ankara Gold Hotel

The hotel is located in a quiet street close to the main Ataturk boulvard. It is about 10-15 minutes walk from the Kizilay crossroad and about 40 minutes walk from the old town and Anitkabir. These places can also easily be reached by bus (the bus stop is 50 metres from the hotel) and the metro (some 500 metres from the hotel). There are a lot, but really a lot of restaurants and shops around the hotel. The hotel is relatively small but nice, cosy and clean. I booked a single room and asked for a higher floor. I got a spacious 3-bed room on the 4th floor, which was just perfect. There was even a fridge, a safe and a tea/coffee making set. I dare say that 3-star hotels in Europe usually do not have such a high quality of accommodation, so I was really impressed. And the price for 4 nights was what I would probaly pay for one night in Paris, Vienna or Rome. The breakfast is served in a restaurant on the ground floor. The choice could be improved, it would be good to have something sweet but apart from that it was fine. Some reviewers complain about wifi - in my case, it worked perfectly, I had not cuts. Generally, I was very satisfied with this hotel and would not hesitate to choose it again if back to Ankara.

1) I was unlucky with neighbours, who were very noisy. Coming to a room at 1.30 am and turning on loud music is an act of disrespect towards other guests. But that is not the fault of the hotel, of course. 2) The communication was a bit of a challenge, since the preferred language at the hotel was clearly Turkish, which I do not speak. But we always managed.

The location of the hotel is more than ideal. Walking distance to Tunali street, and to Kizilay, many bars, restaurants, shops around the area. The bed and the pillows were very comfortable. The internet connection was very good. The room size is small, but that's not a compliant, it is suitable for one person. I highly recommend the hotel.

The outside of the window needed cleaning. It isn't an issue now because it is cold weather. However if one wanted to open the window when it gets warmer, it wouldn't be a pleasant scene.

It was clean and breakfast was very good. location was convenient.

It has a smell of sewage sometimes a day. And the female reservationists was rude and charge more than the other male reservationists. hopefully it helps the management to fix this because it is not fare for the gusts being charged more.

Room was big and comfortable. Breakfast was great. Even though it is not close to monuments, it is at a ten minute walk to Kızılay and a lot of shops.

The really negative point was the sound isolation : the street isn't noisy so we slept well the first night, but when the person in the next room turned on the TV at night, it became very annoying..

Goot hotel is located a 10-minute walk from Kızılay square. Street with a lot of local cafes and restaurants is in 3 min walk. Super friendly personnel, cozy clean rooms.

The WiFi connection is unstable during the day (checked in 3 different rooms). Breakfasts are good but monotonous a little - every day exactly the same things.

Location is good, only five minute walk from Kizilay centre. Rooms are very spacious and staff is nice and helpful. For breakfast you have buffet table, usual for turkish breakfast. Bathroom is nice and big.

The shower doors were little bit broken.

The hotel has a good location, comfortable bed and pillow. There is mini-bar in a room, a little balcony where it may be to smoke.

The bathroom not clean enough, also a lot of dust on the floor at windows. There are no some alcohol in this hotel.

The concierge, the man attending the parking was very polite and helpful. The hotel is centrally located. There are places to eat nearby, perfect location. The hotel is not luxurious but very pleasant and affordable.

All was good.

Location, staff, big room

Breakfast can be improved

We stayed in Gold Hotel many times, and always miss the hotel if use another ..

A guy in the reception (dont know his name, but seems the manager) never smile, he even scares me when I look to him ..