When we were going to go to the hotel (end of September 2012), we read horror stories in the reviews about the possible settlement in some aports, but nowhere could we find any descriptions or photographs of them. Therefore, when upon arrival we were offered to settle in them for 1 day on the condition that the next day they would be given a “standard” room in the main building, we agreed rather out of curiosity.
In essence, the Orange Apartments in Zen Phaselis Princesses could be considered a separate mini-hotel of the 2 * category. These are two small 2-storey buildings (not counting the basement), located about 1 km (or a little more) from the main hotel. Narrow corridors, very modest tired rooms. In the room: a mini-bar with a lamp TV, single beds (or 1 large), a very small wardrobe with hangers, individual air conditioning (central air conditioning in the main building), shower (the shower is bolted to the wall and is not adjustable , water pours at an angle of 45 degrees), hair dryer, small sink and mirror, toilet bowl; soap, shower gel and shampoo in dispensers. The ventilation function is performed by a small window with a grid overlooking the main corridor. Hot and cold water is always available. The balcony is also compact, somewhat shabby, there is a dryer for clothes. Our balcony overlooked the city of Tahtali and someone's private courtyard with chickens, roosters, and other living creatures that entertain people in the morning. The room had a slight smell of dampness and some old stuff.
The apartment area is fenced and guarded. There is always a guard at the checkpoint who only lets in tourists with Zen Phaselis bracelets. There is a swimming pool and playgrounds (quite wide) with sun loungers, tables, chairs (all plastic) for those who want to sunbathe. Has its own bar. But this is more for a snack. Full meals in the restaurant of the main hotel. All the animation is there. The hotel shuttle runs every half an hour.
Unlike the main hotel, it is always quiet, calm and not crowded here.
I post a photo. Perhaps they will help someone get a general idea about the apartments.
PS: in this review, I gave my ratings exclusively to the apartments, and not to the entire hotel.
In essence, the Orange Apartments in Zen Phaselis Princesses could be considered a separate mini-hotel of the 2 * category. These are two small 2-storey buildings (not counting the basement), located about 1 km (or a little more) from the main hotel. Narrow corridors, very modest tired rooms. In the room: a mini-bar with a lamp TV, single beds (or 1 large), a very small wardrobe with hangers, individual air conditioning (central air conditioning in the main building), shower (the shower is bolted to the wall and is not adjustable , water pours at an angle of 45 degrees), hair dryer, small sink and mirror, toilet bowl; soap, shower gel and shampoo in dispensers. The ventilation function is performed by a small window with a grid overlooking the main corridor. Hot and cold water is always available. The balcony is also compact, somewhat shabby, there is a dryer for clothes. Our balcony overlooked the city of Tahtali and someone's private courtyard with chickens, roosters, and other living creatures that entertain people in the morning. The room had a slight smell of dampness and some old stuff.
The apartment area is fenced and guarded. There is always a guard at the checkpoint who only lets in tourists with Zen Phaselis bracelets. There is a swimming pool and playgrounds (quite wide) with sun loungers, tables, chairs (all plastic) for those who want to sunbathe. Has its own bar. But this is more for a snack. Full meals in the restaurant of the main hotel. All the animation is there. The hotel shuttle runs every half an hour.
Unlike the main hotel, it is always quiet, calm and not crowded here.
I post a photo. Perhaps they will help someone get a general idea about the apartments.
PS: in this review, I gave my ratings exclusively to the apartments, and not to the entire hotel.
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