Mercure in Türkiye

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

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

An 83-room Mercure that opened in spring 2026 in Kadriye, directly opposite The Land of Legends theme park. A bed-and-breakfast alternative to Belek's all-inclusive resorts, handy for golf and the airport but not on the beach; early reviews flag air-conditioning and service teething problems.

A 101-room Mercure that opened in September 2025, 200-250 m from Konyaaltı Beach. Outdoor pool, swim-up rooms and discounted private beach access make it a hybrid city-beach base; the hotel lists itself as 16+, so check the age policy before booking with children.

A 140-room, four-star Mercure in the Altunizade business district on the Asian side, a short walk from the metro and metrobus. Twelve meeting rooms, a heated indoor pool, hammam and free indoor parking; popular with conference delegates and long-stay medical visitors using the adjacent Başkent University Hospital.

• Rail transit 566 m

A 92-room Mercure a five-to-seven-minute walk from Bakırköy Square and two shopping malls, with a heated indoor pool, jacuzzi, hammam and free covered parking at a modest price. Marmaray and the M1 metro put the old city 15-20 minutes away; the cheapest single rooms are 10 m² and some face a light well.

• Rail transit 383 m

A 203-room, five-star Mercure opened in 2015, three minutes' walk from Şişli metro. Indoor pool, Harmony Spa, rooftop terrace and two restaurants suit business and city-break travellers near the Congress Center and Nişantaşı; its 3.7 Google score is the lowest on this list, with Wi-Fi outages and slow service the main complaints.

• Rail transit 475 m

A 59-room, five-floor Mercure in a 172-year-old building opposite Sirkeci's Grand Post Office, renovated and opened in 2019. The Grand Bazaar, Basilica Cistern, Topkapı and Hagia Sophia are 7-9 minutes on foot and Marmaray, tram and ferries are at the door; no pool, no parking, no pets, and quiet despite the location.

• Rail transit 100 m

A 126-room, four-star Mercure on a 17,000 m² forest-edge plot in Ümraniye's financial district; the building opened in 2012 as Rescate Hotel Asia and was later rebranded. Three minutes' walk from NP Brain Hospital and Hisar Hospital, so medical stays are common; indoor pool, hammam and free parking, but windows do not open and public areas feel low-ceilinged.

A 377-room, five-star convention hotel opened in 2015 in the same complex as Pullman Istanbul; together they offer 780 rooms, 55 meeting rooms and a 1,680 m² plenary hall. Two kilometres from CNR Expo and Istanbul Expo Center and 600 m from Kuyumcukent. Rooms are a generous 30 m² but worn, and its Tripadvisor rating (2/5) is among the lowest on this list.

• Rail transit 489 m

A 213-room, five-star Mercure opened in July 2021 on the Black Sea coastal road, 3-4 km from the airport and 500 m from Cevahir Mall; 160 rooms face the sea. A ninth-floor roof gym, seasonal outdoor pool and free underground parking make it practical for airport and family stays, but the city centre is a 15-minute taxi ride and the surroundings are not walkable.