Anatolia Hotel

Location

Anatolia Hotel sells fast on our site. Free parking and free Wi-Fi are offered at Anatolia Hotel, centrally located just 500 m from Ganjlik Metro Station. It features an indoor pool, fitness centre and sauna. Anatolia Hotel offers Azeri, Turkish and European cuisine, and breakfast is provided every morning. Exotic cocktails are served at the stylish Teras Bar, and light snacks are available at the lobby bar. Various cafes and restaurants are located within a 15-minute walk from the property. The Anatolia offers modern rooms with satellite TV and air conditioning, as well as a minibar. All rooms have an en suite bathroom with shower. Tofik Bahramov Stadium is within a 15-minute walk from the hotel. Baku Central Station, the Bulvar Park and the Caspian Sea Coast are all within a 10-minute drive of Anatolia Hotel.

Accomodation

"The swimming pool, sauna and gym will be closed for maintenance until further notice.", Old City of Baku One of the most popular historic places situated in Azerbaijan's capital, is the district known as the Old town of Baku, located on the shore of the Caspian Sea. It is well separated from the rest of the city with remains of old fortifications, the most important of which is Maiden Tower. Its overall appearance represents a typical oriental city, with many curved and narrow lanes, often impassable for anything other than a pedestrian .The houses are made, with flat or domed typical roofs and small windows which contrast with buildings from the 19th century, designed by the Russians in European style. Undoubtedly one of the places of great interest is the Palace of Shirvanshah that is definitely one of the miracles of the architecture. Maiden Tower, Baku The distinguishable landmark of Baku is none other than the Maiden Tower. Azerbaijanis are incredibly proud of this monument that is shrouded in mystery and that even scholars and historians are unable to speak about its origin and meaning. The Maiden Tower is a round bastion tower located along the ancient coast of Baku. It may once have been part of the fortress wall that embraced the old town. The foundations of the tower date back to the sixth and the seventh centuries, while the main part of the building is supposed to have been completed by the twelfth century. The tower has really unique form - it consists of a wide cylinder connected to a wall that is trapezoidal in some of its sections. The view from the top of the tower is stunning. It covers almost all of today's city port, the slopes of surrounding hills and the crystal clear sea. Without any doubt, this is one of the most impressive places around Baku., The Ateshgah museum In its early history Azerbaijan was called the "land of the sacred fire". There are plenty of various temples in Azerbaijan but the most popular and well preserved is Ateshgah. It was built over a source of natural gas that fueled a vent ensuring the constant burning of the "eternal fire

Facilities

Business Center, Fitness Center, Swimming pool, Sauna, Restaurant, Laundry, Parking, Room service, Car renting, Tour Service, Exchange, Shop, Bar/Lounge, newspaper, Meeting room, Luggage storage, Air-conditioned, TV, Internet access, Direct dial phone, Hairdryer, Ironing, Mini bar, Safety Box