Name: Hotel Asikoglu
Address: Carsi Mah No 25/A, Bogazkale, Bogazkale, Bogazkale, 19310, Turkiye
Rating: 7

Shopping on site

24-hour reception

Smoking areas

Currency exchange

Smoke-free property

Heating

Ticket assistance

Gift shop

Express check-in/check-out

Garden

Television in lobby

Terrace

General

Non-smoking rooms

Soundproof rooms

Room service

Cable TV

Hairdryer

Shower/Bathtub

Bathtub

Rooms

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Accessibility

Ironing

Laundry

Safe-deposit box

Luggage storage

Wake-up service

Telephone

Services and amenities

Diet menu (on request)

Breakfast

Breakfast in the room

Restaurant

Restaurant (buffet style)

Packed Lunches

Bottled water

Meals

Free Wi-Fi

Internet access

Internet

Airport transportation

Transfer services

Transfer

German

English

Italian

Turkish

Languages Spoken

Tour assistance

Tourist services

Library

Barbecue grill(s)

Hiking

Picnic area

Barbeque

Recreation

Free parking

Parking

Business center

Event facilities

Fax and copy machine

Meeting and presentation facilities

Conference Hall

Business

Cycling

Sports

Playroom

Children's playground

Kids

Pets Not Allowed

Pets

Additional measures against COVID-19

Health and Safety Measures

Location

At the hotel

Hotel Asikoglu

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Visiting this region has been a ritual for us for the last 4 years and each time we come to Hattusa we stay at this hotel. Next year we'll be coming again. Friendly staff, awesome climate, very close to the archaeological site. Oh and if you're lucky,you can encounter the cute ducks wandering around in the park nearby.

The best place in Hattusa

Not everyone we travelled with liked this hotel (what we liked was that it wasn't coach tour place).  A bunch of kind butt ough Babushka type ladies helped with the baggage (by this time on a trip with had started in Beijing some of our group needed packhorses).  We liked the comfy outside seating, the cosy stove in the dining room, the good. We likes less the fact that the price of alcohol was eye watering (but OK for those of us who were moderate drinkers).  Although the rooms were chilly, there was extra bedding and electric  fires.
we would stay there again and recommend it.

Good food, nice staff

We stayed here in October, and it was very cold. The rooms have no central heating and the concrete shell of the motel gets irretrievably cold. Our room was supplied with a two bar electric fire which did nothing to warm the room. Hot water in the bathroom also was lacking, mind you it was too cold in the room to strip off for a shower anyway

The dining room had a wood burning stove, which warmed the restaurant up if you were sitting in front of it, but they did not keep the stove stoked for much time.

In the morning breakfast was in another room which had no heating at all. But the breakfast was so poor that it was not worth eating,

On balance we would have been better getting to the ruins early and moving on to Ankara after viewing the ruins, cutting out the overnight here. The motel should not be operating once temperatures fall, they just cannot heat it.

As other have said maintenance and house-keeping are pretty basic too.

Avoid this hotel when it is cold

The set lunch for our tour group featured Ottoman Stew - braised eggplant in a casserole dish that included a couple pieces of meat gristle.   There was poor quality "french" baguette instead of fresh Turkish bread.  The "Marriage" soup was served tepid or cold.

Ottoman stew full of gristle

I had a confirmed booking here for a 35 square metre room with balcony and all the trimmings. The management, without explanation, wouldn’t honour my booking, instead installing me in their other (lesser) hotel across the road. What I got was a small room with poor facilities. I had to ask for towels and the guest soap had been used. The worst feature, however, was that there was no hot water. When I complained I was told “no sun”. When I asked them to boost it they said “expensive”.  On day two I asked for and was given a bucket of hot water to wash in. Dinner was plentiful, but expensive, lukewarm and unappealing. Breakfast was typically Turkish, but the bread was stale. The wifi didn’t work in the room, but did work in the dining room. I wouldn’t stay there again and I certainly won’t be recommending it to anyone.
The one good thing they did for me was organise a cheap taxi (TL60) back to Sungurlu.

Poor value, unreliable, no hot water

Cold October visit with few guests around. Management seems to cope with this situation by switching off the hot water. Best avoided at this time of year. A visit to nearby Hittite forts is interesting but can be done with an early arrival which avoids the need to stay.

Good for Eskimo visitors...

Just drive on to the next town, Ankara or Çorum. No heating, no wifi, no credit card, poor breakfast! Terribly arrogant staff, unacceptable quality and totally inexplicable price!!! We went there during the off season but with high season prices. The rooms were spacious with motel-like windows looking out to a common veranda. Heat was provided by ancient electric heaters, dangerous as well as insufficient. We were obliged to sleep fully clothed. The evening meal was poor, inadequate and grudgingly offered. Çorum is an hour's drive from the ancient site of Hattusas so just drive on after you have visited the site and the museum.