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Hotels in Famagusta

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• Arkin Palm Beach Hotel
  "Lovely hotel by the beach"
  "Very nice and clean. Stunning location right by the beach. Well-equipped gym and sauna/steam room facilities. We had a nice, big room on the top floor – with an amazing bathroom (with Molton Brown products!). Restaurant served great food –great omelettes for breakfast…and dinner (buffet style) was a..."lways plentiful, mixed and delicious. I would recommend going half board if you decide to stay here! Service at this hotel was also pretty good. As development points, there was constant building work going on to one side of the hotel, which meant we couldn't enjoy the pool (the management alerted us when we arrived and said this would only be for 2hrs a day but realistically this went on throughout the day). That being said, the beach was lovely. Also, the restaurant insisted on playing a Mariah Carey cd…not really to our taste If you stay here, I also recommend you hire a car as there are lots of amazing things (sites and cultural places) to visit. " More >
• 9 Cumhuriyet Street
  "A little gem in the heart of the old city of Famagusta."
  "The property is of a very high standard with a lovely private garden and easy parking. Access to the centre of the old walled city of Famagusta, local amenities and to other destinations in northern Cyprus is superb."
• Arkin Palm Beach Hotel
  "Good stay, Excellent Hotel"
  "Stayed half board just after Easter. Evocatively placed hotel sitting next to the forbidden zone of the swinging 60s / early 70s resort strip of 5 miles. When approaching don't worry you are not staying in a dump it's just next to the UN buffer zone. You can eat your dinner and watch the search ligh..."ts and contemplate whether it's the NGOs and UN partying on the beach couple of miles away in the forbidden zone or what those lights are. Meanwhile back in the hotel it's all excellent. Breakfast was really good, dinner excellent. Wine well kept and excellently served. You have the walled town itself, the bit where the Turkish soldiers stopped the push south taking presumably the port and leaving the Greece Cypriot hoteliers, workers and residents to evacuate over night leaving the money spinning resort abandoned. Salamis ruins are a few miles further north, other than that there isn't much else to do unless you are one of those people that worship the sun. If you like admire men in u... " More >