“Pleasant stay”
The room was large. There was nothing interesting in the neighborhood.
JerzySetahun lalu
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Ankara·7.3
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VOLLEY HOTEL ANKARA offers air‑conditioned rooms with private bathrooms, city views, work desks, bathrobes, slippers, and flat‑screen TVs. A restaurant serves continental, buffet, vegetarian, vegan, and halal breakfasts. Guests benefit from free Wi‑Fi, a garden, electric‑vehicle charging, and on‑site private parking. Located 27 km from Esenboga Airport, the hotel is near an ice‑skating rink and praised for attentive staff, comfort, and cleanliness.
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The room was large. There was nothing interesting in the neighborhood.
Jerzy·Setahun lalu
They upgraded me to a suite. The staff were courteous, the room was large and comfortable, and I had a good time. Breakfast was modest but tasty.
Bear·Setahun lalu
The spot is convenient, the breakfast and room size are solid, and the staff were friendly and very helpful. The downside is that the hotel shares a building with the volleyball federation, and they carried out repairs on our floor at 11:00 PM; plus the room cleaning left something to be desired—bedsheets were clean but the room and shower were dirty.
Yıldırım·Setahun lalu
It was quite decent, but there were no restaurants nearby.
Elham·Setahun lalu
The hotel belongs to the Turkish Volleyball Association and sits in a quiet part of town in the Gazi University district. Few restaurants are around, yet the hotel serves lunch and dinner in a canteen style that’s acceptable. The complimentary breakfast is an excellent Turkish‑style spread with börek, olives, eggs, etc. The room was clean, the bed comfortable, and the staff were extremely helpful, though they don’t speak much English; if you try to speak their language they’ll cooperate. If you’re into volleyball, you can watch games pretty well every day, visible from the hallway. The hotel offers free parking and EV chargers, although I didn’t see any vehicles actually charging there. I’d gladly return. The only downside is that there were no restaurants within walking distance.
Ian·2 tahun lalu