Tetrainn Hotel

Our room is modern, well-equipped, and kept absolutely spotless with careful daily cleaning. The breakfast choice is small but sensible and enough, and everything we had was fresh. The staff have been friendly, helpful, and professional from the start, and the hotel feels very welcoming for families. The parking garage still isn't finished, which is the one small drawback. There are quite a few pubs and bars nearby, so the area may not suit every family, but evenings weren't disturbingly noisy and we felt comfortable throughout. We're very happy with the stay and would come back. Thanks to the whole team for the warm service.

The hotel is on Konur Street, in a quiet and safe spot. We came with 30 students, and the staff worked hard to make us happy. They were warm, sincere, and friendly. Thanks especially to manager Mr. Kerem, Mr. Tayfun, Mr. Önder, and the whole reception team. We ate a very nice dinner, and breakfast was varied and very good too. It opened 5-6 months ago. I noticed everyone was treated with the same care, and the prices seemed normal for today's conditions. This will be my place to stay when I'm in Ankara, and I think you'll be pleased too.

We had a city-view room on the terrace, and there was plenty of space for the two adults and two children in our group. The hotel is very well located, and the room was clean. Breakfast was tasty and varied, better than average for a city hotel. The staff were extremely attentive and helpful. Thanks to everyone.

We paid 4500 TL for one night for two adults and our 11-year-old, and both the room and the price felt excessive. The room was tiny and inadequate; we were exhausted and had to make do with it. Breakfast was disappointing and too limited. It would normally be a buffet, but with few guests they served a breakfast plate, which I could accept. Charging extra for an omelet felt rude. They also charged us 300 TL for Turkish coffee, which seemed unfair since in our customs these things should be complimentary. The location is convenient for Kızılay Square, cafes, and pubs.