Hotels near Armada in Ankara

Overall, the hotel was decent. The room was clean and parking was convenient, but the EV charging station was incredibly hard to find. I looked for ages and still couldn't locate it.

The air conditioning in my initial room at the hotel was noisy. As a solution, they moved me to a better room, which resolved the issue.

The location of the hotel is good with a supermarket and a mini market and the Metro within easy walking distance. There’s also plenty of eateries close by There’s Also a cute cafe downstairs! Another PLUS point is the receptionists speak excellent English and Can help you with calling a Taxi etc. I love the fact there is a kitchen and a washing machine in this spacious unit. Minus points are - the Shower stall does not drain well at all and When you take a Shower the next day thw floor is slimy. We were there four days and they only made the bed and cleaned the room every 2 days altho they did give fresh towels and cleaned out the trash. The kitchen has pots and pans and crockery but but its not complete. For intance there is bread knife but no knives, no bowls or colanders for washing your raw Ingredients etc Overall the stay was OK . I would give it a 7 out of 10

Free coffee and orange juice, available from morning till night, which is great. It's quite clean, and staying on the first floor was fine. I didn't get to eat there because breakfast costs extra. The location is also convenient, with many restaurants nearby.

Breakfast is okay, although not varied but it tastes well. Unfortunately had a room in -1 floor. This smells to smoke cigarettes, although it should be a smoke-free room. Air conditioning has not worked well or has not brought fresh air in. Location is very optimal to get into the center quickly.

Location is super, in the city center. Near to restaurants, cafes, shops and big mosque. Place is comfortable and well planned. Usually the owner himself is in reception. He is very nice and helpful. He provided the towel for free, explained everything and said to call him if need any help. Bed is comfortable, bathroom is clean. Totally recommend!

This is an old place that used to be decent back in the days (or at least I think it was). Location is okay, there are few good restaurants and stores if you want to buy something to eat/drink. About negatives: 1) Wrong photos for rooms - you book one room and expecting certain features present, but in reality they show photos of deluxe room on every option. So if you want to have for example a table and chair to work, you have to pay more for upgrade. I do not know if it is intentional or not. 2) Breakfast. It is not great and price is misleading - page shows 1 euro per breakfast, yet in reality hotel requests 8-9 euro (why not just state the correct price from the start I have no idea) 3) Sanitation. I got bitten by ticks or fleas in 2 rooms!! and got serious allergy reaction later (this is statement from my doctor, with which I was forced to make an appointment) I had to leave hotel for another option, granted they refunded the rest of unused days of my stay. I think hotel should organize general disinfection and pesticide as it is unacceptable when your guests suffer like this.

I had a pleasant stay at Çankaya Suit Hotel during my trip to Ankara. The location is peaceful and convenient, with shops and cafes nearby, and it’s easy to reach the rest of the city. The room was clean, comfortable, and well-maintained — perfect for a short stay. The hotel felt safe and quiet, which was ideal for relaxing after a busy day out. There was a bit of a language barrier, as some of the staff didn’t speak much English, but they were still polite and tried their best to assist. Overall, it’s a good value-for-money option in a nice area of Ankara. I’d definitely consider staying again!

there was nobody to talk in English and the reception actually do nothing because they don't understand English. there was no internet in the room and also bad connection in the lobby .

Nice hotel, delicious breakfast, affordable price, near from touristic places