Little Ibiza

Written: 5 october 2006
Travel time: 5 — 12 september 2006
Who does the author recommend the hotel to?: For a relaxing holiday; For families with children; For recreation with friends, for young people
Your rating of this hotel:
6.0
from 10
Hotel ratings by criteria:
Rooms: 7.0
Service: 8.0
Cleanliness: 8.0
Food: 9.0
Amenities: 9.0
I would like to say, first, about the Marina Hotel. My sister and I rested in September, maybe that's why there were almost no young people at the hotel, only pensioners. Although this contrast (it’s quite restless in Ayia Napa itself) then it just started to amuse - you come to the hotel, and there such silence and peace reign... ))) As for the food, I can’t say anything new: breakfasts are monotonous, dinners nothing, except for a couple of days when dessert was given to choose from (it's called a buffet) - or ice cream or fruit (fruit is watermelon or watermelon ; -)). Daily housekeeping - clean well. The view from the hotel. . . We had a gorgeous view - the sea!! ! Very nice!
city ​ ​ of Ayia Napa. . !!! ! I fell in love with him even before I got there... )) For myself, I concluded if to Cyprus, then definitely to Ayia Napa! There is never a dull moment. In general, this resort is considered for the British, and there are few Russians and, especially, Ukrainians. Be sure to visit Disco Street. If you are not there, then you have not been to Ayia Napa. Young people come to this city to "hang out".
The beaches are all municipal, ordinary. The sand is white, really white. Very beautiful beaches in the city of Limassol. So it's worth renting a car and driving around the outskirts of Cyprus. In Ayia Napa, we were told about the "wonderful" Nissi Beach. So, I didn’t see anything so “wonderful”/distinctive in it... and there was no music there.

In the off-season, going to Cyprus has its advantages - entrance to all discos is free of charge, and they also give a flyer, where at the bar, if you take a drink, then they give the same one for free and some short.
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