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Angora House Hotel is a uncategorized, located at Kale Mh., Kale Kapısı Sk. No:16, 06250 Altındağ/Ankara, Turkey. They can be contacted via phone at +90 312 309 83 80, visit their website www.angorahouse.com.tr for more detailed information.

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Kale Mh., Kale Kapısı Sk. No:16, 06250 Altındağ/Ankara
Added by Jopie, at 28 October 2010

Opening Hours

  • Monday Open 24 hours
  • Tuesday Open 24 hours
  • Wednesday Open 24 hours
  • Thursday Open 24 hours
  • Friday Open 24 hours
  • Saturday Open 24 hours
  • Sunday Open 24 hours

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6 Reviews

  • Mansour Alajmi
    04 April 2018

    I can't describe how much I like this place
    - location 10/10, it's a torusim area
    - Reception 100/10, guys there are very kind and generous with everything
    - I will come here next time for sure

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  • Yücel Elibüyük
    26 June 2017

    Huzurlu ve salın.

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  • Jeffrey S. Thompson
    06 October 2015

    Romantic 5-room well preserved guest house located in the old sector within the walls of the Ankara Castle. Rooms are small consisting of a queen-sized bed, TV, enclosed cloth closets, comfort chairs, and bathroom with sink, toilet, and shower. Floors, ceilings, doors and frames are of massive wood and tinted dark-brown.

    Our reservation included breakfast, which was great; a typical türkisch breakfast consisting of tea or coffee, egg, sausage, juice, cheese, jam, potatoes, olives, and bread. More than enough too get you through the first half of the day.

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  • علي الخفاجي
    27 January 2014

    خلي روح بالول

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  • Osman Ünal
    02 August 2013

    :) gez ve gor

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  • A Google User
    04 November 2010

    My wife and I stayed here in early October and had a wonderful stay. Levant was a gracious host and the location in the citadel, close to the bazaars and the Museum of Anatolian Civilizations was a real privilege. Lovely turn of the century Ottoman decor and architecture (it was the home of one of the ministers in Mustafa Kemal's parliament) and great restaurants nearby. There's a lot of history and beauty in Ankara and this is a great place from which to base your exploration.

    Tom the Traveler
    North Carolina USA

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