The Merit Royal Gardens Hotel & Casino is located in Trikomo, Cyprus. This luxury hotel has 79 rooms and a garden terrace with sea views.
The hotel is ideal for families, offering a crèche and a children's pool for younger guests. If you're looking for a quieter day, you can use the spa and wellness area.
Yeni Iskele Gazimagosa, KKTC , Trikomo (İskele), 99850, Trikomo (İskele), Cyprus
The nearest international airport is Ercan International, about 41 km away.
Yes, Merit Royal Gardens Hotel & Casino has facilities suitable for families with children.
Yes, Merit Royal Gardens Hotel & Casino has a spa and wellness offering to relax.
Merit Royal Gardens Hotel & Casino is a 5-star property.
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We had a great stay at the hotel. Thanks to Bedran for looking after us in the restaurant, along with Gengis, Gohkan, Gulen and Cemil. The room and the food was excellent and the service throughout our stay was spot on. The concept of the restaurant was amazing, à la carte offerings at an all inclusive. A special mention to Chem, who was always friendly and helpful when taking us to and from the restaurant. A credit to the hotel. Thank you for a lovely holiday!
Everything was perfect- the rooms, the food, the pool, cleanness. The employees were very kind and helpful especially Bedran. The all inclusive concept differs from other hotels and we totally liked it, we felt we were in an all inclusive luxury restaurant.
Absolutely stunning hidden place by the beach with a new Bar called Zaia. Service is great, music is moderate noise and I also love the spa beside. Highly recommend 👌
I went there with the in-laws as a group of 7. The hotel was not so crowded with garden concept. The concept is all inclusive, however the meal in the restaurant is ala carte instead of open buffet. I actually love it better since we can order anything we want but with more finese of Michelin. star restaurant. We were not so lucky with the weather, therefore no chance to swim at the pool or at the beach. Cutting 1 star from location since no indoor pool, therefore very limited activity during bad weather day.
I have had an absolutely wonderful holiday here at Merit Garden in North Cyprus. It's the ultimate relaxation: breathtaking sea views, glorious sunshine, delicious food, and truly excellent service. This place is a perfect getaway!
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