Het Park Beach Hotel ligt pal aan het strand in Germasogeia. Dit driesterrenhotel heeft 140 kamers met zeezicht en een zwembad.
Met de familie aan het strand
Het is geschikt voor gezinnen, met een kinderzwembad en opvang ter plaatse. Door de ligging aan het strand kun je gemakkelijk de dag met de kinderen doorbrengen.
Utstyr og egenskaper
Innsjekking / utsjekking
15:00 / 12:00
Maks. antall personer per rom
2
Familierom
Ja
Utsikt
Havutsikt
Antall rom
140
Betaling på hotellet
Visa, Maestro, Mastercard, American Express, Visa Electron, kontant
Beliggenhet
På strandenRett ved strandenHage / terrasseHavutsikt
Fasiliteter
Klimaanlegg på rommetBarTreningGratis parkeringGratis WiFiRestaurantSpa og velværeTransferSvømmebasseng
Barn
BarnehageBarnebassengBarnevennligLekeplass
Målgruppe
Familierom
Din ideelle opphold
Tilrettelagt for bevegelseshemmede
Passer for
Familier
Overnattingstype
Hotell
I nærområdet
Γερμασόγεια sentrum2,3 km
Άγιος Αθανάσιος sentrum3,5 km
Μέσα Γειτονιά sentrum3,6 km
Strand110 m
Supermarked20 m
Apotek130 m
Sykehus680 m
Bussholdeplass120 m
Minibank50 m
Larnaca International65 km · ±56 min
Beliggenhet
12, Georgiou A' Street, Germasogeia, 4061, Germasogeia, Kypros
Ofte stilte spørsmål
What is the nearest airport to Park Beach Hotel?
The nearest international airport is Larnaca International, about 53 km away.
Is Park Beach Hotel on the beach?
Park Beach Hotel is on or close to the beach, so you reach the sea quickly.
Is Park Beach Hotel suitable for families?
Yes, Park Beach Hotel has facilities suitable for families with children.
Does Park Beach Hotel have a spa or wellness area?
Yes, Park Beach Hotel has a spa and wellness offering to relax.
hasan, the tall, sweet guy was very helpful and kind. The only one, who actually listens and understands the problem and give an appropriate solution. he is very nice to talk with, I really like chit chatting with him, he is a natural mood lifter. Great guy! Always keep smiling. All the best wishes for you!☀️
We came with our group from Poland. The hotel location is great has beach access. On some nights there are entertainments like musicians and dancer and a titanic themed saxophone.
Highly Recommended, great for 3 star.
The rooms Are really good and the Location is Great aswell, directly at the Beach and the Main street but the Service is so Pool ist really sad. Every day when we came back to the Hotel our room key wasnt working and we had to Go to the reception to fix it.
Breakfest is also Not good, the coffee is horrible and the Rest is just okay but Not more than that.
The only really good think about this Hotel is the rooms and the Location the Rest is just not good.
I’m very disappointed with our stay at this hotel. Unfortunately, the experience was far below expectations.
First of all, the Wi-Fi connection was extremely slow — barely 8 mb/s — which made it almost impossible to work or even stream basic content properly. For a hotel in this price range, that’s simply unacceptable.
The most serious issue, however, was the condition of the room. There was visible mold that appeared to have been poorly painted over with white paint to make it look clean and well-maintained. Shortly after our stay began, my son developed a respiratory infection, which we strongly believe was caused by the unhealthy environment in the room. This is completely unacceptable, especially for a family-friendly hotel.
The reception staff was not helpful and showed little interest in resolving our concerns. On top of that, the fridge in our room was not working, adding further inconvenience.
Finally, the beach directly in front of the hotel was dirty and clearly not maintained properly, which was extremely disappointing considering the location.
Overall, this stay was a very negative experience, and I would not recommend this hotel to families or anyone expecting basic standards of cleanliness and service.
Not really a 3 star more like 1 but the rooms were very decent. Breakfast poor food don't know i have not tried it
I will never stay at this hotel again.
Whilst beach location is good, it is 5km from city centre .
Rooms are basic. Shower outdated. No kettle or coffee making facility. No iron.
The hot food at breakfast was not hot and many of the food choices are not ‘edible’ to someone from the U.K.
Staff were very unfriendly. I’m not sure if some of them can’t speak, or just don’t.
The atmosphere felt very unwelcoming.
If you are not from Cyprus, Greece or Russia, give this hotel a miss.
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