Ankara is situated in the middle of the Anatolian plateau which has been the cradle of many ancient civilizations.

The city claims a rich heritage that dates back to prehistoric times and which it preserves with care as the capital of the Republic. Ankara is a political and cultural center with its government agencies, embassies, universities and scientific research institutes. The recent increase in the volume of the trade and industrial investment has been adding a new dimension to its political identity.

Total number of rooms: 299
Total number of beds: 638
Standard Rooms: 281
Suites: 17
King Suite: 1
Handicapped Room: 2

Room Features:

Direct telephone
Minibar
Electronic safe
Electronic door lock system
Electronic equipments in the rooms
Room service (24 hours)
Internet connection
TV
Interactive TV
Satellite
Pay TV
Air condition (Central)
Iron and ironing board in the room (Suite Rooms)
Hair dryer
Jacuzzi (King Suite)
Make up mirror
Fire Detector

Safir Restaurant: Safir Restaurant, located at WR level, capacity of 180 people. Served breakfast, lunch and dinner.

Breakfast: 07:00 and 10:30
Lunch: 12:30 and 15:00
Dinner: 19:00 and 01:00

Akdeniz Café: Open between 07:00 and 23:00. Served drinks, cakes and any other snacks.

D'pub: Open between 18:00 and 02:00.

Ankara is situated in the middle of the Anatolian plateau, which has been the cradle of many ancient civilizations. The city claims a rich heritage that dates back to prehistoric times and which it preserves with care as the capital of the Republic. Ankara is a political and cultural center with its government agencies, embassies, universities and scientific research institutes. The recent increase in the volume of trade and industrial investment has added a new dimension to its political identity.

One of Ankara's biggest attraction is the fascinating Museum of Anatolian Civilizations, which boasts an incomparable collection of Hittite and Urartian exhibits. Housed in a restored Ottoman "bedesten” or covered market, it is carefully planned to enable visitors to come to a real understanding of the development of Anatolian civilization. A visit to the museum can be combined with a visit to Anıtkabir, Atatürk’s mausoleum, which was built as a national shrine to the man who shaped the secular Republic of Turkey, changing and modernizing virtually every aspect of life from language to the legal system.

There are many places of anthropological and historical interest in the surrounding area, which are easily reached on a day trip. Well worth a visit is Hattusas, the capital of the Hittite Empire, which is one of Turkey's earliest known cities, founded in 1375 BC. Also of interest are the rock tombs of the Pontic kings at Amasya, and Safranbolu a typical Ottoman town with its wooden houses still almost completely intact.

Due to its position as state capital, Ankara has become a cultural centre, home to theatres and the impressive art decor National Opera House.

Technical Equipment

Raised Head Table

Overhead Projector

Slide Projector

Video Player and TV Monitor

Screen

Flipchart

Spotlight

Microphones

White Board

Tape Recorder

Simultaneous Earphones

Translation System in 7 Languages

Barcovision

Hall Name	Opal Hall	Avizeli Hall	Aynali Hall
Area	244 m2	380 m2	330 m2
Banquet	140	300	200
Reception	200	450	350
Classroom	90	200	160
Theatre	220	500	300
U Shape	70	100	70

Hall Name	Safir Hall	Turkuaz 1 Hall	Turkuaz 2 Hall
Area	241 m2	43 m2	63 m2
Banquet	-	40	60
Reception	-	50	80
Classroom	-	15	24
Theatre	-	30	50
U Shape	-	20	28

Opal Hall:


Aynali Hall:


Avizeli Hall:

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Hotel Services	Activities

Contact

Akay Caddesi Buklum Sok. No: 1
06660 Ankara, Turkey

Tel: +90 (312) 416 8800
Fax: +90 (312) 418 1386
E-mail: ankara@dedeman.com

Location

Distance to the airport	:	31 km
Distance to the bus terminal	:	8 km
Location	:	City center

Places to visit: Anıtkabir, Ankara Castle, Atakule, Etnografya Museum, Arkeoloji Museum, Armeda, Migros, Karum