Kyrenia: i migliori hotel con palestra

E'stato tornato da una settimana di soggiorno all'hotel e era fantastico. Ci sono stati tre di noi, mia madre e mio figlio di 15 anni, quindi abbiamo prenotato una camera di famiglia con 2 camere da letto. La stanza era buona con molta spazio e un bagno decente con doccia grande. C'era un piccolo frigo in una delle camere, e l'unica cosa che abbiamo sentito perdere era una caldaia e un'installazione per la preparazione di tè/caffee. Era il compleanno di mio figlio mentre eravamo li', e il personale ci ha preparato una torta e ha cantato un compleanno felice per lui che era bello. Abbiamo soggiornato a letto e colazione e il buffet di colazione ha avuto molte scelte di continentale, frutta, pane e pascoli, cereali e una selezione calda con fatto per ordinare uova fritte e omelete. Sicuramente consiglia per le famiglie, poiché le piscine sono ideali per i bambini e sono molto familiari

La colazione e la cena erano grandi e perfetti, solo un piccolo problema era nelle stanze, la TV era così vecchia (come il modello di 20 anni), e la stanza era così buia a causa delle piccole luci all'interno della stanza, sulla posizione posso dire che l'hotel è nel miglior posto della città, sia il centro della città che il lato del mare

Under normal circumstances, we would probably not have stayed at the Dome Hotel, as the reviews that we had seen were not brilliant but, as we were on an escorted tour (Jules Verne's Classic Kyrenia Tour), we did not have much of a choice of accommodation and knew that we would be out on trips most days, which meant that it wouldn’t matter too much if the hotel wasn’t perfect. After having spent a week there, we can say that there are plenty of positive things about this hotel, but we can also see why it might get some poor reviews too. Before our arrival, we were in email contact with the Dome to ask a couple of questions and received prompt and helpful responses. We had advised them that it was our wedding anniversary during our stay and were delighted to find out when we arrived that they had upgraded us from a standard room to a two room junior suite (Room 346). The bedroom on its own was a good size anyway, but having the extra lounge room was very useful as the bedroom storage space was a little restricted. The bathroom was also a good size and had a jacuzzi bath, which was a nice touch, but it was a bit awkward to get in and out of, plus it was difficult to use the shower without getting water everywhere, as the shower screens did not meet in the middle. The bathroom fixtures and fittings were rather tatty and dated, as was the room overall, with dark brown being the main colour present. We really did not like the fact that the room’s doors did not have proper secure locks on them, just a push button on the inside, plus we only had one key, which made things a bit awkward if we were going out separately. We were pleased to have an in-room safe, although it seemed odd that it wasn’t actually attached to anything (so it would have been perfectly possible for someone to steal the entire thing). We didn’t have anything from the mini-bar, but there was at least enough spare room for us to keep our own stuff in there. We really liked having 2 balconies, particularly since we had an unrestricted sea view from both of them. The air conditioning worked well, plus we were able to get a nice breeze through the rooms via the balcony doors. We stayed at the Dome on a half-board basis, which meant that we had breakfast and dinner in the main restaurant each day. The food at both meals was of reasonable quality, but not very exciting or varied over the week. We were very surprised to see that the leftover soup from dinner was offered at breakfast the next morning! The puddings at dinner were very good though and we appreciated being able to order fresh omelettes at breakfast. We also liked the fact that bottled water was included with dinner at no extra cost. As the weather was warm during our stay, we chose to eat on the terrace each morning and night, but our experience was often marred by the other guests chain-smoking their way through each mealtime. It would have been nice if some of the tables could have been reserved for non-smokers, such as the