good
Rooms could be larger for four stars, but overall, great value for the money
the worker very nice and polite and helpfull and the breakfast is compelet and space very clean and smile good and room was clean and worker help my wife .with not know ing the languge. I am satisfy with the hotel ..thanks
After two weeks exploring Turkey from Istanbul to Izmir the Hotels booked last minute on the road side through your site were by far incredible. However, our last minute voyage to Ankara from Istanbul, I looked thru the pletora of hotels in that city, none of which seemed close to where we were at 1 am in the morning and the idea of exploring a city of 33million at 1 am was not at all how I wanted to spend my night. Its a very long car drive thru incrdible mountains on a 1st class highway with thousands of trucks. a real nail bitting drive at 170km an hour one minute to a sudden stop the next. Looking at the pictures of this hotel it seemed comparative to the previous hotels we chose, so I booked it. Upon arriving we were greated with a boy friend and girl friend fight outside. no real front door enterance to pull our car up too though the front door guy was nothing but polite and kind. The night desk guy was far from accomidating until his mananger which he had to call instructed him to be I guess. The bell man escorted us to the room where the bathroom in other hotels was bigger and the smell of cigaretts was so overwhelming in a non smoking room coming in from all vents. Cracks and holes in the wals and dirty carpet. What choice did I have at now 2:30 am so the three of us, me and my two children piled into bed together as the room was too small for a cot and I was again the only one unable to sleep sleeping in the crack. The following morning we woke up just as the breakfast was being put away. However I called to the front desk and this kind man said come down and I will have something made for you. He was the Manager from the night before. He was appologetic and offered a better room if we stayed .. but we had to go.
Visited Ankara for an interview at the Canadian Mission,location was perfect close by to all the Embassies. This hotel is situated on J F Kennedy street just a half a block away from the American Embassy.
In my room, the shower leaked water all over the floor, but the hotel gave me a different room. The hotel pamphlet mentions that drinking water is delivered every day, but I did not get any water until several days after I complained. The hotel pamphlet mentions that amenities such as a toothbrush and toothpaste are provided when requested, but I requested these and the front desk refused. Several days after I wrote a complaint (by which time I had already acquired the items), I was given 2 of the 4 amenities I requested. The air conditioner is reversed, so I had to turn it to "heat" in order to cool the room. The thermostat does not allow for fine-tuned adjustment. The wireless internet password mentioned in the hotel pamphlet is incorrect. The English skills of some of the staff at the front desk is very poor. Breakfast is very good. The location is good. When I was there, there was a man walking the streets every day yelling "EHHH! EHHH!" at the top of his lungs starting at a very early hour. Some of the cleaning staff smell so bad that they left my room smelling like their body odor. There is an apartment complex right next to the hotel, and if your room is next to it, the inhabitants can see in.
Located in Ankara City Center, Hotel 2000 Kavaklidere is adjacent to Tunali Hilmi Caddesi and within a mile (2 km) of other popular sights like Kizilay Square. This 4-star hotel has 61 guestrooms and offers conveniences like free breakfast, free in-room WiFi, and free valet parking.
Free buffet breakfast is served on weekdays from 7:00 AM to 10:30 AM and on weekends from 7:00 AM to 11:00 AM. Order from 24-hour room service to satisfy your hunger without leaving your room, or enjoy a bite to eat at the onsite restaurant.
LCD TVs come with satellite channels, and free WiFi keeps guests connected. Bathrooms offer hair dryers and free toiletries, and beds are dressed in premium bedding. Minibars, coffee makers, and safes are also standard.
Hotel 2000 Kavaklidere features free WiFi in public areas, meeting rooms, and a 24-hour business center. You can take advantage of free valet parking if you drive. The front desk has multilingual staff on hand 24/7 to help with luggage storage, securing valuables, and dry cleaning/laundry. Additional amenities include coffee/tea in a common area, free newspapers, and laundry facilities.
good
Rooms could be larger for four stars, but overall, great value for the money
the worker very nice and polite and helpfull and the breakfast is compelet and space very clean and smile good and room was clean and worker help my wife .with not know ing the languge. I am satisfy with the hotel ..thanks
After two weeks exploring Turkey from Istanbul to Izmir the Hotels booked last minute on the road side through your site were by far incredible. However, our last minute voyage to Ankara from Istanbul, I looked thru the pletora of hotels in that city, none of which seemed close to where we were at 1 am in the morning and the idea of exploring a city of 33million at 1 am was not at all how I wanted to spend my night. Its a very long car drive thru incrdible mountains on a 1st class highway with thousands of trucks. a real nail bitting drive at 170km an hour one minute to a sudden stop the next. Looking at the pictures of this hotel it seemed comparative to the previous hotels we chose, so I booked it. Upon arriving we were greated with a boy friend and girl friend fight outside. no real front door enterance to pull our car up too though the front door guy was nothing but polite and kind. The night desk guy was far from accomidating until his mananger which he had to call instructed him to be I guess. The bell man escorted us to the room where the bathroom in other hotels was bigger and the smell of cigaretts was so overwhelming in a non smoking room coming in from all vents. Cracks and holes in the wals and dirty carpet. What choice did I have at now 2:30 am so the three of us, me and my two children piled into bed together as the room was too small for a cot and I was again the only one unable to sleep sleeping in the crack. The following morning we woke up just as the breakfast was being put away. However I called to the front desk and this kind man said come down and I will have something made for you. He was the Manager from the night before. He was appologetic and offered a better room if we stayed .. but we had to go.
Visited Ankara for an interview at the Canadian Mission,location was perfect close by to all the Embassies. This hotel is situated on J F Kennedy street just a half a block away from the American Embassy.
In my room, the shower leaked water all over the floor, but the hotel gave me a different room. The hotel pamphlet mentions that drinking water is delivered every day, but I did not get any water until several days after I complained. The hotel pamphlet mentions that amenities such as a toothbrush and toothpaste are provided when requested, but I requested these and the front desk refused. Several days after I wrote a complaint (by which time I had already acquired the items), I was given 2 of the 4 amenities I requested. The air conditioner is reversed, so I had to turn it to "heat" in order to cool the room. The thermostat does not allow for fine-tuned adjustment. The wireless internet password mentioned in the hotel pamphlet is incorrect. The English skills of some of the staff at the front desk is very poor. Breakfast is very good. The location is good. When I was there, there was a man walking the streets every day yelling "EHHH! EHHH!" at the top of his lungs starting at a very early hour. Some of the cleaning staff smell so bad that they left my room smelling like their body odor. There is an apartment complex right next to the hotel, and if your room is next to it, the inhabitants can see in.
Dear Farahtaj, Thank you very much for taking the time to share your feedback. We hope to welcome you back soon again. Best Regards, Bora GONUL