We stayed at Grand Hotel Ani for 2 days in late October, after having travelled other areas of Eastern Anatolia, and were very pleased to find a higher-standard accommodation. + The foyer is elegant and "grand hotel"-style. The room we were given was huge: there was a very large bedroom and a separate small "living room" area with flat screen... More

A big effort was made by staff to keep us happy through various traumas such as power cuts for several hours, and a lost bag of photo lenses which was returned by police to the hotel where it was kept safely for us. The manager spoke English and although the restaurant and reception staff didn't, they tried very hard to... More

we are on our way from Germany and Austria to New Zealand by bicycle. we usually sleep in our tent but in cities camping is not recommended. we stay in better hotels up to 4 stars with a good WiFi access, because we want to update our reports on facebook and blogspot. we found this hotel by accident, after 30... More

Fantastic service, delicious food, especially breakfast with local tastes such as Kars honey and Kars Kasar, free hot drinks throughout the stay, management is flexible and willing to taylor the product according to customer needs and wants, unexpectedly satisfactory.

The first impression of the hotel is very positive: the reception area is newly refurbished. Everything is brand new, classy. The welcoming offer of red wine and local cheese is very appreciated. But, there is an overall hygiene problem in the hotel: our room was not properly cleaned when we checked-in, there were empty beer cans on the floor, the... More

You can't be too fussy when you're somewhere fairly far off the beaten track and the hotel Grand Ani is about what you'd expect; nice foyer and friendly service, the lifts small and slow, my room overlooking a fairly unprepossessing part of town; there were some birch trees outside the window with newborn crow chicks in nests, and they provided... More

Kars is a fascination city in Eastern Turkey - finding good accommodation was a challenge. The Grand Ani was suggested by a Turkish friend and we were not disappointed. It is a mid sized 3-4 star hotel. From the outside the hotel presents well, the foyer is a little 1970's, the rooms are not large, but were comfortable and functioning.... More