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InterContinental Almaty

Almaty, Kazakhstan · InterContinental · High Luxury

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A Kazakh-Turkish joint venture laid the foundation stone on 7 April 1993 and opened the Ankara Hotel and Towers on 16 December 1996, among the first international-standard luxury hotels in Almaty. The 277-room hotel joined InterContinental on 1 October 2006. Club rooms open a private lounge, some suites have kitchens and whirlpool tubs under the mountains, and the Presidential Palace and Republic Square are a short walk.

About InterContinental Almaty

History

The InterContinental Almaty was developed as a Kazakh-Turkish five-star hotel, with its foundation stone laid on 7 April 1993. It opened on 16 December 1996 as The Ankara Hotel & Towers, one of the first international-standard luxury hotels in Kazakhstan's largest city.

On 1 October 2006 the property joined the InterContinental brand, becoming InterContinental Almaty. The hotel has 277 rooms.

The setting

7-minute walk to Presidential Palace. 8-minute walk to Republic Square.

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