The hotel is well appointed and staffed with service minded individuals. It seems odd to have security scan your bags when you arrive - but one has to consider the times. English seems to be spoken but virtually all. The room was very clean with nice furnishings. The bed was wonderful with a great selection of different pillows. The restaurant has a nice breakfast with a wide variety of selections. The internet access was free for club level members. I would happily stay there again.

I stay regularly in Ankara and choose Sheraton when there's availability. Staff is friendly and helpful, amenities are good. I recommend the pool, which is underutilized by guests and club members. Breakfast is pretty good, a great way to start the day. My only complaint is that the rooms now seem a bit outdated in terms of design, and the TVs in the room are old-style CRTs. You can get LCD TVs for a really good price nowadays, so I don't understand why they insist on having these old TVs in the rooms. Executive lounge area is OK, though a bit impersonal, and they stopped serving "import" drinks for some reason- but the food and service here is very good also. They also charge you an arm and a leg for internet access, which is no problem for me as a local since I use my cellphone provider for this, but I can imagine it should be really annoying for others - it definitely should be free considering the room rate. Yet overall, it's your best bet in Ankara.

Starwood Hotels and Resorts needs to get with the program and understand that it is penny-wise and pound-foolish to charge for wi-fi internet usage. During an extended trip In Turkey in November 2011, our group stayed in a range of properties from boutique modest to grand luxury, and with the exception of the Sheraton Ankara, fast reliable internet connections were ubiquitous and free (and even in many restaurants as well).

It is a shame that in a property, which is otherwise, spanking new, with exceptionally professional and kind staff, an excellent and reasonable restaurant, and great facilities (a lavish pool and spa area is provided without charge, a facility that costs far more to run and is used by a lower percentage of clients than is the internet) the experience is spoiled by being nickled and dimed for such a charge as for the internet (and for each device one connects).

The staff apologetically explained that they would be happy to provide the wi-fi service for free, but that the corporate office of Starwood Hotels does not permit it. Surely in a property of this calibre, the modest returns from such a charge cannot be critical to the bottom line, so when will Starwood and other corporate hotel groups wake up to the trend in the marketplace? Until then, those who depend on internet connectivity would be wise to choose among the many competing options in Ankara.

I'm stay in the hotel for a week to work..the hotel is very luxory, with confortable room and a good gym room always open. The only unadvandage is that there isn't internet free in the room but the hotel is near the center of Ankara where there are the most important way. There is a good restaurant for launch, dinner and also breakfast is not bad with a lot of international product.