This hotel is a traditionally run establishment where true hospitality meets with good service. Your host Naya and her staff always work hard to ensure your stay is a pleasurable... more
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This hotel is a traditionally run establishment where true hospitality meets with good service. Your host Naya and her staff always work hard to ensure your stay is a pleasurable one. Situated in the Kato Paphos district on the mainTomb of the Kings road, it ensures that guests are ideally located to access all parts of this buzzing resort easily. Surrounding the hotel are a number of restaurants offering everything from traditional Cypriot to Chinese and Indian,along with bars and close access to the colourful harbour area. The Kings Hotel offers a good number of amenities to guests, and in many ways facilities within the hotel exceed its modest 2 star rating. The unusual pool area offers adramatic feature to the hotel's overall charm, it's based on the ruins of the Tomb of the Kings, and surrounding the pool are a number of pillars giving that authentic look managing to recapture the days of yesteryear. Many peoplechoose to return to the hotel year after year as they have quickly come to realize that service and helpfulness complemented by value for money go a long way to make a good holiday great!
Advantages: Perfect place to have your holidays Disadvantages: none =]
...life there, but when starting you will notice that you won't have to pay all those taxes and money you pay in UK.
Most of the things are very cheap compareing to UK.
Paphos is a place you should have your holidays! Not to mention all the history that's very interesting and many places you can go and see! Don't think about it, because it will be a wonderful experience in your lifetime. paphos!
The city also has many connections to and relics from early Christianity.The city has become a popular seaside resort with a population of 39,500. The Ktima section of the city is the main residential area, while Kato Paphos is the playground of holidaymakers, built around the medieval port with its numerous luxury hotels, tavernas and entertainment venues.
Places to visit:
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Tombs of the Kings,
The Mosaics of Paphos...
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Advantages: sunny, lots to see, reasonabley priced Disadvantages: not many beaches
...is quite black. The best bet beach wise is Coral Bay which is a short bus ride out of Paphos , it isn’t a huge beach but there is sand coloured sand.
Generally speaking Cyprus enjoys a sunny climate for most of the year. In April the average temperature is about 23/24 OC (sorry don’t know how to do the proper o) rising throughout the year and then dropping to 23/24 in November.
Paphos has a number of archaeological sites which are interesting to see. The Tomb of the Kings is just outside Paphos and is easily reached by bus. The entry charge is very reasonable. Despite it’s name no one royal was buried just prominent local sorts. The tombs date from about the 3rd century BC. They are a series of bizarre underground holes edged into the ground along with impressive underground pillars, You can be all Indianna Jones exploring the different tombs...
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Advantages: Beautiful setting, helpful staff Disadvantages: Quite a way from Paphos town centre
...We stayed at this Hotel in June and had originally booked two studio apartments but on arrival we were upgraded to a two bedroom villa this may have affected my opinion of this hotel.
The only complaint we could possibly have made about this Hotel is it is not actually in Paphos, it is the last hotel on the 'Tomb of the Kings' road running out of Paphos, having said that we had a hire car so the distance wasn't a problem for us but if you were expecting to stay here and walk into Paphos you'd have a long walk.
Right that is the complaint out of the way now for the good points. Firstly you must go to at least one of the Monday night BBQ's, not so much for the quality of the food but to watch the Greek dancing, the main male dancer was supported by one of the other dancers every time he did a kick, it was hilarious.
We were advised...
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I stayed at this hotel for one week in July 2005. It was brilliant. The hotel looked classy from the inside and out, and was only a short way from the shops and restaurants in Paphos.
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