Mövenpick Hotel is located in Ankara nearby the otogar and one of the malls. The hotel is part of a…read morechain across Turkey and offers a luxurious experience. As part of a fellowship, I stayed in the hotel for three nights and wished my stay was even longer. The breakfast is definitely the highlight of your stay. It is a full buffet with every Turkish dish you could imagine. Lots of cheeses, meats, fruits, dips, and more. The lunch is also lovely- offering a multiple course meal, starting with a soup or salad and ending with a sweet. Dinner is also a buffet, but with less choices than breakfast. Overall the food is delightful. The rooms are incredibly spacious and comfortable. I stayed in a room with presumably a queen size bed and it was very comfortable. The staff even allow you to pick which type of pillow you would like. There's a TV with cable and a snack bar (of course, with charge). The toilet and shower are separate. All very clean! I heard that some rooms even have their own tubs on top of a shower. The conference area is very nice and has nearby toilets. Each organization is provided a snack and drink bar. It's in the basement so you won't be bothered by other guests. The staff was very kind and helpful, always asking to assist with my bags. I was even brought an iron and iron board to my room when I asked if the hotel had one. The only downfall is that the wifi is very poor. I stayed on the fifth floor and had almost no signal. Luckily I have my own phone plan so I was able to use my own data. Overall, this is a stunning high end hotel in the capital. If you are willing to splurge, then I highly recommend staying here. Take advantage of the breakfast and enjoy your stay.

Excellent hotel. Very clean and modern. Staff is friendly and attentive. It is across the street…read morefrom 3 shopping areas (think modern mall rather than open market) and a corridor of restaurants. The morning breakfast buffet has many Turkish and western items with all the Turkish tea you can drink. The bar has a local tap beer with a few more local and European beers and liquors, a good place to start or end an evening. My single bed room is nicely laid out and clean, not large but not too small. The AC gets nice and cold and the shower is spectacular. There is plenty of lights and outlets in convenient places. The WiFi is available from the room, restaurant and bar but fluctuates strength often. I would definitely stay here again... especially since work pays for it.

I love the hotel it is so clean & organize also the staff is Excellent But just did not like the…read morecleanliness of the restaurant and the order and Decor

Great staff very friendly very little English but that was not a problem when I got there I was…read moreshown to a little changing room with a lock on the door which was great then they took me through to the shower's then I had a short time in the sauna but could have stayed as long as I wanted, I had a good scrub down taking all the dead skin off me then I got washed from head to toe and massaged the same back cracked and knots relieved a great experience well recommended

This is a real deal hammam where actual Turks, not tourists, come for a good scrub down. I really…read morewanted to experience a hammam when I was in Turkey, but we didn't have enough time to go to one in Istanbul. Since we had extra time in Ankara, my husband and I decided to come to the one listed in our guide book. Sure, we could have done a "hammam" at our hotel, but this was much more authentic and housed in a centuries-old building. It was so authentic that most people didn't understand English. It all worked out though with enough pointing and pantomime. I loved getting scrubbed down with the loofah. So much dead skin came off! The scalp massage during my shampooing was nice too. Just what I needed at the end of a long trip. My husband got pretty brutalized on some hot marble, but in the best way possible. His back was killing him from all the crappy mattresses we slept on, but that night he slept soundly since his attendant was able to destroy all his knots. It certainly -as our Turkish guide put it- made your bones sing songs. We had a fun time, and it was only $16 USD per person.