Chain Hotels in Ankara

Opened in 1988 as the capital's first international five-star hotel, Ankara HiltonSA is a 310-room business and city hotel in Kavaklıdere, a two-minute walk from Tunalı Hilmi Caddesi and Kuğulu Park. Central location, an indoor pool and consistent staff service are the strengths; some standard rooms show their age.

• Indoor pool
• Spa
• Turkish bath

A 51-room boutique hotel opened in 2024 in Ankara's Gaziosmanpaşa embassy district, Wyndham's first Trademark Collection property in the city, with a small spa and a busy ground-floor restaurant-bar. Suits business trips and short city stays rather than guests expecting full-service resort facilities.

• Spa
• Turkish bath
• Parking

A 191-room business and convention hotel opened in 2022 on Fatih Sultan Mehmet Boulevard, next to the Gimart and ACity malls, with a large event centre, a spa with hammam and free parking but no pool. Guests consistently praise the staff and the breakfast buffet; the old town is a drive away.

• Spa
• Turkish bath
• Gym

A 54-room budget city hotel opened on 17 June 2021 in quiet Güzeltepe within Çankaya's embassy quarter - among the first Days-branded properties in Turkey. Free parking, a 24-hour gym, the Leo restaurant and meeting space suit embassy visitors and longer business stays, and two-bedroom apartment-style units work for families. The side-street location guarantees quiet but little within walking distance - Atakule and Çankaya's avenues are a short drive - and breakfast is chargeable on some rates (around EUR 15 per person), worth checking at booking.

• Gym
• Meeting rooms
• Parking

An 88-room, fully non-smoking business hotel inside the LÖSEV health campus in İncek, on the western fringe of Ankara; part of its revenue goes to the leukemia foundation. Practical for hospital companions and anyone working around İncek–Beytepe, but roughly 20 km from Kızılay, so it works best with a car.

• Gym
• Meeting rooms
• Parking

Grand Mercure Ankara is a 250-room business hotel in the Söğütözü district of Ankara, opened in 2015 by the Anadolu Hotels group and now run under Accor's Grand Mercure brand. It is 450 m from Söğütözü metro station, next to Armada shopping mall and about 1 km from the Congresium and ATO congress centers, with an indoor pool, hammam and free parking. Rooms are plain and show some wear, breakfast is expensive when bought separately, and nearby nightclubs can be heard from some rooms.

• Rail transit 385 m
• Indoor pool
• Spa

A 3-star Marriott property opened in 2024 in Çukurambar, about a minute's walk from Taurus mall, built for short business and city stays. Expect compact rooms, a breakfast hall, a small gym and two meeting rooms, but no pool, spa or full-service restaurant.

• Rail transit 269 m
• Gym
• Meeting rooms

A 92-room Hilton Garden Inn on Dikmen Caddesi in Ankara's Çankaya district, opened in 2023 as Hilton Garden Inn Ankara Dikmen. It offers free parking, a gym, a restaurant and event space for up to 200, but no pool or spa, and you will need a car, taxi or minibus to reach Kızılay and the embassy quarter.

• Gym
• Meeting rooms
• Parking

A 176-room, nine-floor business hotel opened in December 2015 on Anadolu Boulevard in Ankara's Gimat wholesale district, with free covered parking, a gym, a spa and meeting space but no pool. Recent reviews frequently flag dated rooms, climate-control problems and smoke odour, while breakfast and front-desk staff are regularly praised.

• Spa
• Gym
• Meeting rooms

A 140-room, five-star IHG hotel on the Konya road in Ankara's Çukurambar business district, close to ministries, corporate offices and Congresium. Free underground parking and a guest-only spa are useful extras, though the spa is compact and breakfast is often charged separately.

• Indoor pool
• Spa
• Turkish bath

An 83-room, six-storey Holiday Inn in Kavaklıdere, about 100 m from the Grand National Assembly and within walking distance of ministries, embassies and Tunalı Hilmi Street. It is a practical base for government and embassy business, with free valet parking and a small spa, but no pool and only a compact cardio gym.

• Spa
• Gym
• Meeting rooms

A 125-room, 12-floor Holiday Inn Express about 4 km from Esenboğa Airport, set inside the Otonomi car-trade complex on Özal Boulevard, with breakfast included, free parking and a free airport shuttle Monday to Saturday. It works best for early or late flights and business trips to the northern industrial zone, not for sightseeing in central Ankara.

• Rail transit 467 m
• Meeting rooms
• Parking

The capital's first five-star hotel (1966), reopened under the InterContinental brand in June 2026, sits directly across from the Turkish Parliament on Atatürk Boulevard. It suits government, diplomatic and conference travel best, with free parking for 350 cars and 13 event spaces; note that many online reviews predate the rebrand.

• Indoor pool
• Spa
• Turkish bath

ibis Ankara Airport is a 147-room budget hotel 2-4 km from Esenboğa Airport in Akyurt, opened in 2013; it works for early flights and layovers with free parking and pet-friendly rooms, but the city centre is 28 km away and thin walls plus road noise are recurring complaints.

• Gym
• Meeting rooms
• Parking

A 61-room design-led budget hotel opened in 2025 in Kavaklıdere, with a library-themed lobby and fireplace lounge. Kocatepe Mosque is five minutes away, Kızılay metro 850 m and Parliament under 1 km; underfloor-heated rooms, a strong breakfast and good value make it a business-travel favourite, though there is no pool, spa or gym.

• Gym
• Meeting rooms
• Parking

A 413-room tower hotel in Ankara's Söğütözü business district, opened in 2011 as Turkey's first JW Marriott, a few minutes' walk from the Congresium convention centre. Rooms start at 42 m² and the spa has indoor and outdoor pools plus a hammam, but the old town and central Ankara are a taxi ride away rather than a walk.

• Rail transit 156 m
• Outdoor pool
• Indoor pool

A 90-room luxury hotel in Kavaklıdere that shares a compound — and its pool, spa and gym — with the Sheraton Ankara. Rooms are large with city views and butler service; expect a quiet, discreet city hotel rather than a full-scale wellness resort.

• Indoor pool
• Spa
• Turkish bath

Ankara's first Mercure, a 72-room rebrand that opened in January 2025 a five-minute walk from Kızılay Square. Small standard rooms (17 m²), free valet parking, pets welcome and service scores that beat the room scores.

• Rail transit 113 m
• Gym
• Meeting rooms

Mövenpick Ankara is a 176-room business hotel directly opposite Söğütözü metro station in the Turkish capital's main office district. Its curved building, inspired by the nazar amulet, wraps around a 12-storey atrium and holds nine meeting spaces including the Bern Ballroom, the Bienne Wellness Centre with indoor pool and hammam, and free parking. Armada and Next Level malls are within walking distance; rooms are compact at 28–30 m² and reviews are mixed on heating and cooling control.

• Rail transit 135 m
• Indoor pool
• Spa

A mid-sized city hotel on Ziya Gökalp Caddesi, about 300 m from Kızılay Square and a 3-minute walk from Kızılay metro, with a free hammam, sauna and steam room for guests. There is no pool, and parking information is inconsistent across sources.

• Rail transit 203 m
• Gym
• Meeting rooms

A compact 72-room city hotel right on Tunalı Hilmi, Ankara's best-known shopping-and-café street, with breakfast included and a 2,000+ review track record. Location is the reason to book - Kuğulu Park, Karum and the embassy quarter are walkable, Kızılay metro ~2 km. The kit is modest but functional (sauna, jacuzzi, small gym, no pool); reviews praise staff and breakfast while noting some room fatigue, and street-facing rooms carry Tunalı's buzz - light sleepers should ask for the rear side.

• Gym
• Meeting rooms
• Sauna

A 24-storey convention hotel from 1991 next to Karum mall in Kavaklıdere, with 306 rooms, an indoor pool and large event space. The location is walkable and parking is free, but breakfast is usually extra at around EUR 25 per person.

• Indoor pool
• Spa
• Turkish bath

A 46-room boutique-scale business hotel in Ankara's Oran diplomatic quarter beside the METU forest - Turkey's fourth TRYP. Walkable to the Panora, Kuzu Effect and One Tower malls, with free self and valet parking and a hamam-sauna-massage spa floor; welcome cocktails and a rooftop terrace follow TRYP standards. Two booking caveats: breakfast is chargeable on most rates (around EUR 10 per person) and the airport shuttle is charged per person and can feel pricey. The highway-side location is limiting without a car; the city centre is a 15-minute drive.

• Spa
• Turkish bath
• Gym

A 138-room five-star hotel in Söğütözü, Ankara's new business district, 450 m from the metro - the building formerly traded as Ramada Plaza Ankara and now holds 4.5 on Google across 2,500+ reviews. Soundproofed rooms, a full spa (indoor pool, hamam, jacuzzi), a 24-hour business centre, ~620 m² of event space and free indoor-outdoor parking with valet make it squarely business-oriented, with 100 Mbps fibre suiting remote workers. Note two rules: children under 13 are not admitted to the indoor pool, and pets require prior arrangement.

• Rail transit 445 m
• Indoor pool
• Spa