Your rating of this hotel:
10.0
from 10
Hotel ratings by criteria:
Rooms:
9.0
Service:
9.0
Cleanliness:
8.0
Food:
10.0
Amenities:
8.0
Summarizing what I will write in more detail below - the hotel is good and our whole company quite liked it. Yes, it is three stars, but the stars are full and high-quality) Perhaps it would be more luxurious in a five-star, but we did not go to Cyprus for luxury, but to enjoy the Mediterranean nature, meet people close to us and see interesting places. Most claims in online reviews are simply ridiculous. For example, one lady writes "Disadvantages: The beach is across the road, with unusual left-hand traffic for us. " Well, yes, of course, how could it be, the inhospitable hosts did not change the direction of movement for her arrival, and the road was not moved a couple of kilometers. Or "Tired of jelly for dinner" - you might think that jelly ran after her around the hotel and was imposed like a Turkish gigolo)
Went last June with my husband and his brother with his wife and son. We bought a tour at Natalie Tours, chose the Arsinoe 3 * hotel in Limassol, flew Transaero.
Once visited the Limassol water park, not bad at all, and right next to the hotel.
In addition, we rented a car and explored a fairly large area around Limassol. We examined the Limassol fortress, went to the ancient city of Amathus, destroyed by Richard the Lionheart, to Kourion, founded by the Trojans, to Paphos, etc. It was very cool to find some lost beach, spend a few hours on it, and then go further along the serpentines , stopping for a snack in the village taverns.
Of course, compared to Cypriot food, Moscow now seems terrible. Unripe fruit, stuffed meat, frozen fish - brrr. During the rest, we ate, probably, in two dozen establishments, plus the food at the hotel, and each dish was 4-5+ points. Unreal lamb, cheese, eggplant, the freshest fish...And of course MESE, after which you can only stare at the sea and sip wine.
True, in the early days it was unusual to have an abundance of olive oil in all dishes, but I quickly got involved. ))) Now I'm looking forward to my vacation, we will definitely go either to Cyprus again or to the Greek islands.
Went last June with my husband and his brother with his wife and son. We bought a tour at Natalie Tours, chose the Arsinoe 3 * hotel in Limassol, flew Transaero.
Once visited the Limassol water park, not bad at all, and right next to the hotel.
In addition, we rented a car and explored a fairly large area around Limassol. We examined the Limassol fortress, went to the ancient city of Amathus, destroyed by Richard the Lionheart, to Kourion, founded by the Trojans, to Paphos, etc. It was very cool to find some lost beach, spend a few hours on it, and then go further along the serpentines , stopping for a snack in the village taverns.
Of course, compared to Cypriot food, Moscow now seems terrible. Unripe fruit, stuffed meat, frozen fish - brrr. During the rest, we ate, probably, in two dozen establishments, plus the food at the hotel, and each dish was 4-5+ points. Unreal lamb, cheese, eggplant, the freshest fish...And of course MESE, after which you can only stare at the sea and sip wine.
True, in the early days it was unusual to have an abundance of olive oil in all dishes, but I quickly got involved. ))) Now I'm looking forward to my vacation, we will definitely go either to Cyprus again or to the Greek islands.
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