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Novotel and Ibis Hotel Kayseri̇ BÜYÜKDERE STREET NO: 201 GUIDE CITY LEVENT LOFT C BLOK FLOOR: 8 34390 LEVENT/İSTANBUL-TURKEY TEL: 0090 212 371 87 00 FAX: 0090 212 279 62 62 WWW.AKFENGYO.COM.TR CITY /Akfengyo /Akfengyo /Company/akfen-gyo AKFEN GYO ANNUAL REPORT 2014 REPORT ANNUAL AKFEN GYO GUIDE AKFEN REIT ANNUAL REPORT 2014 3 COUNTRIES 14 CITIES DISCOVER! The first and only real estate investment trust in Turkey to focus exclusively on the rapidly growing city hotel concept, Akfen REIT continues to create unique accommodation alternatives in urban areas. While guiding its sector of specialization towards the future, Akfen REIT once again has exclusive offers for you this year. İSTANBUL BURSA İZMİR Page 02 Page 10 Page 14 ESKİŞEHİRANTE P ANKARA ADANA a 0Page1 18 Page 22 Page 26 CITY GUIDE TRABZON GAZİANTEP Page 30 Page 34 KAYSERİ KYRENIA/TRNC YAROSLAVL/RUSSIA Page 38 Page 42 Page 46 SAMARA/RUSSIA KALININGRAD/RUSSIA MOSCOW/RUSSIA Page 50 Page 54 Page 58 THE SULTAN OF CITIES İSTANBUL İSTANBUL As the capital to three of the world’s great empires, İstanbul is İstanbul enchants visitors with palaces a magnificent and that carry traces of the three empires it has hosted, time-defying mosques, powerful bridge for ancient churches and museums each of the past and today. which is a treasury of the past. The city is Turkey’s top tourist destination with Designated by UNESCO its many natural wonders, rich historical as a world heritage heritage, as well as ample transport and accommodation options. Sitting astride site and added to the the magical Bosphorus, extending organization’s famed towards both Asia and Europe at once, İstanbul figures among the world’s top World Heritage List, urban centers. İstanbul was honored with serving as a European Capital of Culture in 2010. 2 CITY GUIDE URBAN TRANSPORT In İstanbul, the urban transportation network is expansive. The city has a complex transport system: İETT operates the public buses, İDO is charged with A banquet of fresh fish awaits you operation of sea buses, İstanbul Ulaşım manages light rail, metro, funicular and WHAT TO EAT? cable cars, TCDD provides suburban train services, not to mention dolmuş (minibus), İstanbul is home to traditional Turkish passenger ferry and taxi options. In İstanbul, eateries as well as numerous restaurants highways are connected by the Bosphorus providing the best of European, Far Bridge and Fatih Sultan Mehmet Bridge over Eastern and other world cuisines. Many the straits. İstanbulcard, valid on all modes of the city’s leading entertainment of public transport, creates cohesion in the venues are concentrated along İstiklal sprawling system of transportation services. Avenue, in the Beyoğlu district. Historical restaurants and coffeehouses can also be found around the Tünel Arcade, along Asmalımescit Street and around Nevizade, located behind Çiçek Pasajı (Cité de Péra). İstanbul’s historic fish restaurants are also quite well known. The most popular among these are to be found on the shores Grand Bazaar of the Bosphorus and the Marmara Sea, south of the city. Furthermore, the Princes’ Islands (Büyükada, Heybeliada, Burgazada WHAT TO BUY? and Kınalıada) and Anadolu Kavağı, situated near the northern entrance of the İstanbul boasts a large number of historical Bosphorus, are also renowned for their bazaars. The Grand Bazaar (1461), seafood dining establishments. Mahmutpaşa Bazaar (1462) and the Spice Bazaar number among the best known. The first modern shopping center founded in İstanbul is Galleria, located in the Bakırköy SUGGESTIONS district. In the late 20th century, the number of shopping malls in the city increased Catch a ferry across the rapidly. The most noteworthy among these captivating Bosphorus include Akmerkez (1993), Capitol Shopping and towards the islands, Mall (1994), Profilo Shopping Mall (1998), Gaze out at sweeping views of Cevahir Shopping Mall (2002), Metrocity İstanbul from Galata Tower and - designated the best shopping mall in Pierre Loti Hill, and Europe and the world (2003) - Kanyon Dine on fresh fish at a Bosphorus, Shopping Mall (2006), İstinye Park (2008), Kumkapı or Cité de Péra restaurant, Meydan Shopping Mall (2009), Akasya eat the unique yoghurt in Kanlıca and (2013), Palladium (2008), and Zorlu Center indulge in profiterole in Beyoğlu (2013). before you depart. 3 ARCHEOLOGICAL MUSEUM SULTANAHMET MOSQUE SEE TOPKAPI PALACE • İSTANBUL ARCHEOLOGICAL MUSEUM • SÜLEYMANİYE MOSQUE • SULTANAHMET MOSQUE • HAGIA SOPHIA • TOPKAPI PALACE • DİVAN YOLU • RUMELIAN CASTLE • BOSPHORUS • GALATA TOWER • PIERRE LOTI • DOLMABAHÇE PALACE • İSTİKLAL STREET • GRAND BAZAAR • EGYPTIAN BAZAAR GRAND BAZAAR • SUNKEN PALACE • GÜLHANE PARK • COLUMN OF CONSTANTINE (ÇEMBERLİTAŞ SÜTUNU) • HAGIA IRENE • THE MAIDEN’S TOWER • THE PRINCES’ ISLANDS 4 CITY GUIDE 5 WHERE TO STAY? NOVOTEL AND IBIS HOTEL İSTANBUL To see the hotel’s location on a map, please scan the QR code with your smartphone or tablet device. AT 10 KM TO THE AIRPORT The land parcel for Novotel and Ibis Hotel İstanbul was granted to Akfen REIT by the State Treasury with a 49-year LAND AREA 11,720 m2 upper-right use agreement signed on December 4, 2003. CONSTRUCTION AREA 26,372 m2 The hotel offers comfortable NUMBER OF ROOMS 208 accommodation for commercial and (NOVOTEL) rooms leisure travelers with its convenient location just 10 km from the airport, NUMBER OF ROOMS 228 11 km from Taksim Square and its (IBIS HOTEL) rooms proximity to İstanbul’s historic district and business centers. Guests can easily START OF access a variety of activities from the OPERATIONS March 2007 hotel, which is conveniently located 0.5 Tamaris Tourism km from the Veliefendi Hippodrome and OPERATOR (Accor) Abdi Ipekci Sports Hall and 6 km from the Olympic Stadium, 10 km from the Sultanahmet and Beyazıt districts, 10 km from CNR and the free zone and 27 km from the Tüyap Exhibition Center. 6 CITY GUIDE WHERE TO STAY? IBIS HOTEL İSTANBUL ESENYURT To see the hotel’s location on a map, please scan the QR code with your smartphone or tablet device. CLOSE TO TÜYAP Akfen REIT purchased the land for Ibis Hotel İstanbul Esenyurt. Having become operational on January 25, 2013, Ibis LAND AREA 1,755.37 m2 Hotel Esenyurt is located in Esenyurt, CONSTRUCTION Büyükçekmece, one of İstanbul’s rapidly 7,331 m2 growing areas, with many satellite AREA town development projects. The hotel NUMBER OF 156 is conveniently located facing the E-5 ROOMS rooms highway and near the Tüyap Exhibition and Convention Center. START OF OPERATIONS January 2013 Tamaris Tourism OPERATOR (Accor) 7 WHERE TO STAY? NOVOTEL KARAKÖY To see the hotel’s location on a map, please scan the QR code with your smartphone or tablet device. AT THE VERY CENTER The land parcel for Novotel Karaköy has been allocated for a period of 49 years by the General Directorate LAND AREA 3,074.58 m2 of Foundations. The tract is located where Kozluca Han formerly stood, on CONSTRUCTION 2 Karaköy’s Rıhtım Avenue. Set to become AREA 21,440 m the world’s first five-star Novotel, the NUMBER OF 200 hotel is scheduled to open for business ROOMS rooms by the end of 2015. Tamaris Tourism OPERATOR (Accor) 8 CITY GUIDE WHERE TO STAY? IBIS HOTEL TUZLA To see the hotel’s location on a map, please scan the QR code with your smartphone or tablet device. THE RISING STAR OF THE ANATOLIAN SIDE Akfen REIT has purchased the land parcel for Ibis Hotel Tuzla. The construction permit for Ibis Hotel Tuzla, LAND AREA 4,260 m2 located in Tuzla on the Anatolian side of the city, was obtained on March 2, CONSTRUCTION 2 2015; the hotel is scheduled to become AREA 10,965 m operational by 2016. NUMBER OF 200 ROOMS rooms Tamaris Tourism OPERATOR (Accor) 9 AN OTTOMAN CAPITAL CITY BURSA BURSA According to official statistics, Bursa is Turkey’s largest While one of the country’s most industrial city and the economically developed urban areas, Bursa boasts natural and cultural country’s automotive riches as well. Bursa’s many historic manufacturing hub. As structures primarily date back to the early Ottoman era, as it served as the the center of Turkish first capital of the Ottoman Empire. vehicle production, the Bursa is a true standout with its mix of shopping malls, parks, museums city is also home to and bazaars. Furthermore, Bursa is the Bursa Automobile the second largest metro area in the Marmara region, after İstanbul, and one Museum. of Turkey’s top industrial hubs. The city also ranks second in exports, again just behind İstanbul. 10 CITY GUIDE URBAN TRANSPORT BURULAŞ manages Bursa’s urban transport network. BURULAŞ buses service every corner of the city, while a 40 km light rail transit system also serves area passengers. In addition, heritage trams connect Zafer Square and Çınarönü on Bursa Cumhuriyet Avenue. Turkey’s longest cable car line is Bursa’s signature Iskender kebab also found on Bursa’s Uludağ Mountain. WHAT TO BUY? Bursa’s silk fabric is truly world-renowned. Bursa towels are also a great option for shoppers in search of unique quality products. As Bursa is the second largest city in the Marmara region after İstanbul, it also boasts a large number of modern shopping malls. Meanwhile, Bursa’s covered bazaar is home to 130 shops, which include jewelers, textile sellers, purveyors of silk goods and more. Renowned candied chestnuts Skiing on Uludağ Mountain WHAT TO EAT? Every visitor to Bursa must sample the SUGGESTIONS city’s famed İskender kebab. İnegöl Make sure to ski or hike meatballs and Kemalpaşa dessert are on Uludağ Mountain, among the area’s other widely known Visit the various historic mosque specialties. Additionally, you might also complexes, want to taste candied chestnuts, which Luxuriate in the area’s thermal are practically synonymous with Bursa, springs, and olives from Trilye, and Kayhan meatballs, Taste İskender kebab, Kemalpaşa after its namesake neighborhood.
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