Hotels near Dog Park Akadimias

"Pristine room and comfortable bed. Quiet location. "

"Very nice, friendly hotel with an outstanding buffet hot breakfast. Our suite was spotless and spacious. Very comfortable bed and quiet. "

"I decided to book a spa break abroad as a solo traveller. From the very moment I waked into the hotel I felt welcomed and relaxed. Nothing was too much trouble. Every single member of staff no matter what their position, was courteous and helpful. As a solo traveller, I felt safe and taken care of. Travel to and from the airport was seamless. Although I arrived after midnight, the staff on duty was welcoming and helpful. The hotel itself has been designed and thought of through to the very scent of the place, it just oozes sophistication and relaxation. It is peaceful and quiet , even though in the middle of a busy city. I had two spa treatments which were absolutely outstanding. The spa staff incredibly knowledgeable and professional. I also trained in the gym which has technogym equipment which was maintained, working and very clean with staff to assist you if you needed a drink or a towel. The room was an experience in itself, a freestanding bath and a view of the most beautiful landscape of Nicosia and the surrounding hills through the dual aspect windows. The electronic controls of the bedroom, the curtains and the lighting was a beautiful touch through to the coffees and elemis toiletries. The restaurant was beautiful and the food, exceptional. A huge mention to all of the staff who made my stay so very pleasant and relaxing. I have no doubt I will return to experience this again. Thank you for the most wonderful two days MAP Boutique Hotel. "

"Beautiful, cozy hotel, nice rooms, tasty breakfast and friendly staff (especially Stella)"

"Very good service, felt right at home!"

"Absolute best location in the center of Old Town…clean, comfortable, and charming"

" Very nice hotel , big spacious room,comfortable bed,nice balcony ,close to plenty of restaurants & shops. "

"No elevator functioning and had to call myself the cie to come "