InterContinental Grand Ankara by IHG
A terrace and spa 900 metres from Kizilay Metro
About this hotel
InterContinental Grand Ankara by IHG places its terrace near the Parliament House with an indoor pool and spa alongside it, and select rooms include an in-room spa bath with views of Ankara for a private alternative to the shared outdoor terrace. Rooms carry furniture and bedding chosen for comfort, an interactive flat-screen TV, and a bath in the bathroom, while the wellness centre offers massages, a dry sauna, and a sauna for guests pairing terrace time with a longer spa routine. Kizilay Metro Station sits only 900 metres away and Kugulu Park just 1.3 kilometers out, keeping the hotel's central position genuinely walkable, and the restaurant's international buffet menu runs throughout the day alongside light dishes and tapas in the lobby bar.
- Terrace and indoor pool
- In-room spa bath option
- 900 metres from the metro
Our take
This suits travelers who want a central, walkable five-star base with genuine wellness amenities, especially anyone drawn to an in-room spa bath with a view. It works less well for guests on a tighter budget, since the property's five-star pricing and full spa offering sit above the mid-range hotels clustered elsewhere in central Ankara.
- ✓Book a room with the in-room spa bath if a private wellness space matters more to you than the shared terrace.
- ✓Use Kizilay Metro Station, 900 metres away, to reach the rest of central Ankara without needing a taxi.
- ✓Visit the wellness centre's dry sauna in the late afternoon before the lobby bar's evening tapas service begins.
Why we love it
- Terrace and spa near the Parliament House
- In-room spa bath with Ankara views
- 900 metres from Kizilay Metro Station
- International buffet restaurant
Why guests love itThe in-room spa bath was a genuine surprise, a small but real luxury we hadn't specifically booked for when we chose this hotel. Being 900 metres from Kizilay Metro Station meant we barely used a taxi the entire stay, walking to the station most mornings instead. The wellness centre's dry sauna became a regular late-afternoon stop, a good way to rest after a day of walking central Ankara's streets.