Alkisti City Hotel

Lage prima, Preis und Ausstattung gut, effiziente Mitarbeiter

Kein 24h-Rezeptionsdienst, Fenster öffnete gegen eine karge Wand, recht laut in der Nacht

Lage, Mitarbeiter, Sauberkeit, Freundlichkeit, für den gleichen Zweck immer wieder

Es gibt kein Restaurant! Es gibt kein Frühstück! obwohl es angeboten wird bei der Buchung. In der Nähe keine Alternative für ein frühes Frühstück. Leider Gästebewertung zu spät gelesen..

es gab kein Fruehstueck

Die Lage mitten in der Altstadt von Larnaka ist unübertroffen in Bezug auf die Erkundung der Insel. Elena an der Rezeption ist hier eine immer gut gelaunte und hilfsbereite Unterstützung. Das Hotel ist eine alte zypriotische Stadtvilla, liebevoll restauriert und sehr privat mit nur 8 Zimmern auf der 1. Etage.

Wenn der Umbau der vor dem Hotel vorbeifahrenden Durchfahrtsstraße zur 'Fußgängerzone abgeschlossen ist, wird es vermutlich herrlich ruhig werden. Zur Zeit allerdings nervt insbesondere der Autokorso am Wochenende ziemlich - Oropax sind sehr zu empfehlen. Die Zimmer, insbesondere das Bad, sind klein und ohne Balkon, aber zweckmäßig und völlig ausreichend für die Übernachtung zwischen den Tagesausflügen. Der Gemeinschaftsbalkon zur Piazza lädt ein, andere Hotelgäste kennen zu lernen.

receptionionist very pleasant

no proper window in room

Unlike another 2 small hotels that I visited during my stay, this one was actually clean and it was great value for money.

The double bed was not really that big, but it didn't prove to be a problem for the two of us. Upon arrival, I was told that there is no WiFi in the rooms and that I should use the WiFi from the restaurant/cafe across the street (which is secure and I didn't have the key), even though the owner told me the next morning that a WiFi network called MK_Estates (also locked) is actually theirs and could have been used. Next time, I'll ask for the key to that WiFi.

Very nice and comfortable, perfect position, very friendly staff.

easy access, no fuss,

its location is unfortunately in the middles of night clubs so friday,saturdays are very noisy, music stops about 4.am. Stairs are winding and not easy to lift suitcase up and down, no assistance and not recommended for people with walking difficulties.

The location was very good, the rooms were fine for the price, and we had everything we needed in the room. The following morning, I ran into some staff, and thay were so sweet end friendly. The hotel is, in my opinion, a very charming hotel with very good location. I'm a student, at I think the price was fair (but could always use it cheaper of course).

Nothing, I didn't like. Everything was either perfect or acceptable.

The location next to the Larazos church is great, a bit hidden from the busy touristy boulevard. The building is nicely renovated, with respect to local architecture and with good taste. The room was small but fine. Good service by email and upon arrival, for example arranging us a taxi for the next day and allowing us in before check in time. No hotel atmosphere, but the idea of having one's own small apartment in the middle of town. Tea and coffee facilities were provided, as well as fresh water in the fridge.

Location, just next to the amazing church, very close to the main promenade

Short reception working hours. It closes at six. You must make a booking a bit in advance in order get to know where the key is left.

Nicely located, on a little square, with a superb view on a 100 year old Byzantine church, quite unique in an otherwise overly developed seaside city. Genuinely friendly staff, 200 m from the beach. Unbeatable quality for the price I paid.

The place was clean rooms were good. I had no problems with the internet, speed was very good. The owner greeted me and showed me around the room. The room was small and faced a wall but this was no problem for me as I was only staying 1 night. Location was spot on 5 minutes to the beach/fort. Plenty of food options on the beach. Short taxi ride to airport. Complementary water provided. Nice touch. no issues with noise.

Not a true hotel, should be renamed Alkisti Lodge/Pension to truly reflect the type of accommodation, as no staff are available onsite outside of office hours - you need to call a number for assistance. Wasn't a problem for me but could catch other people out if they were expecting a proper hotel.