The Angora house is conveniently located near the citadel of Ankara and Museum of Anatolian Civilizations. The Angora house is tucked in a small back street. The hosts, Muammer and Ahmet renovated this old house, a 19th century half-timbered mansion. The house once belonged to Sakir Pasa, one of the first members of the Turkish National Assembly. The interior is decorated with antique furnishings from the period and is a harmony of stone, wood and old hand-woven carpets. The large rooms feature private bath and central heating and there is a small garden.
 

Hotel Facilities
Air-Conditioning throughout the hotel, a Bar, a Restaurant, a Conference Room, Safe Deposit Boxes, Private Parking Lot (for hotel guests), a Snack Bar.

Of the scant six rooms, it's hard to say which is best: an antique Assyrian wardrobe stands in no. 18; no. 16 gets a latticed wooden ceiling and the only bathtub in the house; no. 22 (one of the suites) has a spacious bathroom in a hidden niche and a stunning gold-leaf ceiling; and no. 20 (the other suite) enjoys a view of Ankara from the shower.

Room Facilities
Air-Conditioning, Telephone, Satellite TV, Radio, Safe Deposit Box, Hairdryer, Fridge.