Mountain view Hotels in Kyrenia

"The hotel is old, the bedding and furniture are worn, the mattresses are very soft, and sleeping is uncomfortable. Upon check-in, we waited about 20 minutes for our room. Breakfast included one egg, two types of cheese, sausage, and tea/coffee. There's no elevator, so taxis can't get to the hotel. The minibar fridge contained expired beer."

"Make sure to book Building 4, as it's the newest and recently renovated. Always opt for a deluxe room (Buildings 1, 2, and 3 are older). The hotel boasts an excellent central location with a supermarket downstairs. Diagonally across from the supermarket, there's an owl-recommended restaurant that serves delicious food 👍 at fair prices with friendly staff ❤️. About 50 meters from this restaurant, towards the main intersection, you'll find a fantastic dessert 🍮 and coffee ☕️ shop called ”Mine.” Additionally, you can walk 🚶‍♀️ from the hotel to the castle 🏰 and KIBHAS (the bus 🚌 station for airport transfers and Kyrenia) in about 15 minutes. The castle and bus station are conveniently located on opposite sides of the road, one on the left and one on the right, which is very handy."

"Quiet peaceful hotel near the bottom of the mountains.Staff friendly and helpful at all times.The rooms were nice and clean."

"The location was very convenient, especially if you want to be close to the bank and the city centre. However, the hotel didn't provide water or a kettle, so I had to ask for tea or coffee each time. Inside, there weren't many facilities, so it might be perfect if you're planning to spend most of your time outside and just use the hotel to sleep. The cleaners can be quite loud in the mornings, and even when I put the sign out for my room to be cleaned, no one noticed. General it was a nice hotel with friendly stuff but regarding facilities I hope they can improve"

"The hotel is nestled into the tight streets of the old city. The rooms are smaller but had all we needed and we were only a short walk from the shops, water and restaurants What really made the hotel was the wonderful and attentive service provided by Ertan, he provided directions, recommendations, transfers and help with our luggage. Breakfast was a delicious local platter a couple of doors down from the hotel entrance. It was our first trip to Kyrenia and the location of the hotel made it enjoyable and accessible for us. We were there over a weekend and the noise did not bother us, we did not find it intrusive and we were not expecting silence in that location."

"Greeted on arrival and given a room upgrade. Room was lovely & clean. All the staff were welcoming & professional. Reception was very helpful & resolved any issues we had quickly, & professionally. Breakfast & evening meal was very tasty and excellent quality Restaurant staff were cheerful & helpful. Looking forward to going back."

"Breakfast and dinner was great and perfect specially dinner, just small problem was in rooms, Tv was so old (like 20 years old model), and room was so dark because of small lights inside room, about location i can say that hotel is in best place of the city, both city center and sea side"

"I want to begin by saying that the bar staff, pool staff, cleaners etc. are the friendliest, most welcoming people and so this review does not reflect on them at all. So we booked for 2 adults and 1 child (13years) through trip.com. After an overnight flight and being extremely tired, we finally arrived at reception to be told that no, we had only booked for 2 adults. We quickly showed the reception staff our email which said '2 adults, 1 child (13years)'. The man on reception told us that there was a comma and not a plus sign and so that meant that it wasn't plus 1 child. This completely baffled as why would the email have a child and age if not booked regardless of commas/+ signs and we continued to insist that we had booked for all of us. After some back and forth, he decided to ring the manager who promptly said that it wasn't something she would accept and that we would have to pay extra for our child. The man told us this and said that as we hadn't booked through the hotel, this wasn't his problem and that I could take it up with trip.com. Now, 2 flights, no sleep and the fact that I have various conditions that effect my mental health so much that I am registered disabled, I admit I responded harshly at this point. How can you advertise through a 3rd party website, be shown the confirmation, and still tell paying customers that this is your problem, not mine? Even if this were true, wouldn't a more appropriate response be 'You clearly have a booking and have come a long way, let's get you settled in a room and then we can either contact trip.com or help you contact them to get this sorted out'? I then asked to speak to the manager myself- the member of staff phoned her but she refused to come to the phone and said if we were unhappy, to cancel our booking and then shut the phone. Cancel and go where with what money? Were we supposed to walk back to London in order to have somewhere safe to sleep? There was no budge and around an hour after arrival, we were told by trip.com to pay the extra and they would refund us. Kudos to them, we were refunded within 2 days and they were extremely helpful. After all of this, there were so many issues with the hotel itself - street digs in the pool, ceiling in living room crumbling and falling, dirty sheets and tiles, the shower flooded every day and at one point was a waterfall down the stairs into the living room and we had to use wvery towel we had to soak it all up, ants everywhere, the list is endless and I have added pictures so people can see it for themselves. I am so disappointed the whole experience was an absolute shambles. To top it all off, I was telling a friend who lives in Cyprus and he knew the owner. He phoned the owner to tell him and the next day we were offered a free meal as an apology - so just because I had a contact, and the owner told you off, you give me a gesture of goodwill? What if I hadn't known anyone, would this gesture have even existed? Or would you have just told us it wasn't your problem? We refused. Disgraceful."