The Denizkizi Royal is a 54-room hotel in Alsancak that is set on the beach. All rooms include air conditioning and a balcony with either mountain or sea views.
It is ideal for travellers who want a beach close by, as well as spa and wellness facilities. It is also suitable for pet owners and guests requiring accessible features.
Pk 230 Alsancak Girne Mersin 10, Alsancak, 99350, Alsancak, Cyprus
The nearest international airport is Ercan International, about 34 km away.
Denizkizi Royal is on or close to the beach, so you reach the sea quickly.
Yes, Denizkizi Royal has a spa and wellness offering to relax.
Denizkizi Royal is a 4-star property.
Denizkizi Royal is listed as pet-friendly. Check the conditions with the provider.
Very good
2260 reviews via Google
Great location on main road between Lapta and Kyrenia. Car park appears large bug at peak it fills up and we saw alot of double parking with cars being blocked. We mainly went so the kids could try the waterpark, which they loved, lots of activities and plenty to do, but the price is very expensive. 500TL each for a 3 and 6 year old, plus 1000TL for an adult, 3000TL for typical family of 4. Over £45 in today's exchange rate (63TL=£1). And this is obviously before any food, snacks or drink! Yes, a waterpark was a highlight but if you're wanting a pool and beach for less, there are various places a short drive away for less TL / ££'s. For info, this is the full pricing for Beach, Pool and Beach & Pool - Waterpark is included in Pool price. Adult rates: Beach Entrance: 600 TL per person Beach + Pool Entrance: 1,000 TL per person Pool Entrance Only: 1,000 TL per person Children rates Ages 0–2: Free of charge Ages 3–12 (Beach Entrance): 200 TL per child Ages 3–12 (Pool Entrance): 500 TL per child
Absolutely stunning location, the beach, the pool, the restaurant, but the most incredible thing was the dining on Sunday, where they cooked the lamb in the ground the old way and served in front of everyone. One of the experience must have. Highly recommend 👌
This hotel is a beautiful and charming place for a peaceful holiday. We enjoyed our time, the amazing staff, and the gorgeous views. We will definitely be back many times to come and recommend to others.
Reading the reviews I was a bit hesitant about the hotel and that soon evaporated on the first day , breakfast was amazing, dinner was amazing, beach was good enough for being lazy , pool was clean , all staff were friendly, all cats were hungry, the only downside I could think of that should be underlined more is the beach , entering the water in some areas is very dangerous as it's not sandy but on rock , it's like walking on a marble counter and very slippery, other places have little mountains which you need to avoid if you don't want a stubbed toe like me , it's not a criticism obviously but enjoy the beach and sea just be extra careful.
We visited for the day, as local beaches are litter-strewn in northern Cyprus it seems, but hotel-managed ones aren't. This is a lovely beach and facilities, great food, clean sea, and very lovely staff at the site.
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