Park Beach Hotel This is a preferred property. It has been selected for its good value for money and positive experience to our clients Eco-Friendly

I wouldn't recommend this place one bit. It's not very English friendly. Didn't find the staff very friendly at all. Rooms OK but looking straight out to 100 foot high trees. Full of teenagers shouting about at all hours of the day and night. Staff do nothing. The food is cold and awful. The fruit looks as if it's come straight out of the bin. It's in a noisy dirty area. Graffiti and rubbish all over. Pathos is much nicer

I stayed at this hotel for 30 days, and it was a very disappointing experience. During my stay, I had a lighter thrown at me in the shape of a phallus through the window, and people were knocking on my door. When I reported these incidents to the staff, they didn’t seem to care at all. The service in the dining area was disrespectful, with staff members looking down on us. Towels were only changed when I specifically asked for them, and they often forgot to take out the trash. The sunbeds on the terrace were dirty for the entire 30 days, and the tables in the room were never wiped down. As for the food, the meat was always dry, and half of the dishes were pork, which is a problem for Muslim guests like me. The only other options were chicken or fish, with beef being available only once a week. Breakfast was the same every day, and dinner didn’t change much either. Some of the meals were so bad that I ended up leaving the restaurant and going to the nearby PizzaHut, even though I’m not a big fan of pizza. Overall, I would not recommend this hotel to anyone.

Park Beach was a great base to stay in while visiting Cyprus! Hotel staff is very inviting and warm, and the pool area is great. Bar food is nice (especially coffee) but the continental breakfast doesn't stand much and I would skip it. Pluses: the experience, live music, pool area, service, cleanliness, location with good parking, drinks Minuses: quite expensive laundry (36 euros), cockroaches coming in from the outside in the summer, lack of queen bed rooms

This review could have been 4 or 5 stars if not for an inconvenience we had on arrival. Our reservation stated 'triple room with sea view'. We were assigned a room on the ground floor. This would not have been a problem (even though 'sea view' tends to refer to rooms on raised floors), except that the French window to the outside opened onto the communal garden, which is easily accessed from a public car park and the street... Having said that, before even settling in I go to reception to ask for a change of room, as we had not been properly informed of this situation. They tell me that it is not possible to put 3 people in the rooms on the upper floor (rooms with a private terrace) because there are only double rooms. We ask them to give us two, offering to pay the difference, but for the first two nights there was no availability. At that point, I ask why they had not specified that the room was on the ground floor and overlooked the public garden (no small mistake in the hospitality sector, I would have expected at least a partial refund given the hotel's failure to do so). They reply that on Booking you can see that the triple rooms are on the ground floor.... I checked and no! Neither on Booking nor on their site is it in any way specified that the triples are only on the ground floor, overlooking the communal garden (accessible from outside!), indeed it says that they have a 'balcony'! And the photos and the room sizes are the same for both the doubles and the family rooms... In short, be very careful when you book. The fact that a room overlooks a communal outdoor area is definitely worth mentioning. Not to do so is a huge failing on the part of the hotel. It poses privacy and safety problems for guests, it prevents guests from leaving windows open to ventilate, it poses problems for those who are allergic or have a phobia to cats that regularly come to rest on the beds and chairs in front of the ground floor rooms. Despite everything, it is a decent hotel, conveniently located close to the centre. Large and varied breakfast buffet. The food service staff is very friendly and attentive (unlike the guy serving at the reception when we had the inconvenience). We did not use the swimming pool but it seemed well maintained. The rooms inside are neat and comfortable (although they forgot to provide us with the bath mat several times and we had to use some towels...) .

The hotel is particularly popular with many families with children, so it would be advisable to avoid this hotel if you are looking for peace and quiet away from children. Overall, it is a small, nice hotel. The breakfast could use some improvement, as the selection is modest. However, the dinner tastes excellent and offers a good variety. Unfortunately, there are no sun loungers available, but pool/beach towels can be obtained for a one-time deposit of €10. We also have to report that our room was not always cleaned. However, the hotel made an effort to address our complaint. The location is excellent. Many places are easily accessible by public transportation.