Antonis g Hotel Apartments
P.O. Box 40798,
Larnaca,
6307,
Cyprus
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Antonis G Hotel Apartments is a small but charming family run complex of 28 self catering apartments where the ultimate luxury is excellent service.
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 Credit cards accepted
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Lounge area
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Overall Average: 64.7%
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71%
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Staff |
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65%
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| Location |
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57%
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62%
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66%
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Safety |
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75%
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57%
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Value |
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65%
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Antonis G Hotel Apartments is a small but charming family run complex of 28 self catering apartments where the ultimate luxury is excellent service, personal touch and attention to every visitor. We are located in the heart of Oroklini (Mountainside), a small but picturesque village, with a panoramic site, overlooking Larnaca Bay. Oroklini is also sometimes called Voroklini all because of Venetian maps.
Built in Cypriot style on three floors served by a lift, each fully furnished studio apartment comprises a bedroom, living room with suitably equipped kitchen area, bathroom and a balcony providing panoramic views of Larnaca Bay or the interesting hillside which shelters the original village buildings. The apartments are cleaned on a regular basis and have, in addition to direct dial telephone and radio/alarm, the option of air conditioning, B/B, H/B, F/B on request.
Antonis G Hotel Apartments is 15 minutes from Larnaca airport, 10 minutes from the centre of Larnaca and 30 minutes walk (10 by car) from the beach. There is a bust stop in front of the hotel that will take you to the beach as well as the City Centre. Restaurants, banks, shops, pharmacy are within walking distance.
We are located in the heart of Oroklini, a small but picturesque village overlooking Larnaca Bay. The narrow local streets are laden with family restaurants and taverns playing the characteristic Greek Cypriot tunes. Serving traditional local dishes under the smiling spring sun or the evening starlit during the spring and summer months to locals and visitors is all too common in the village.
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