- Bathroom
- Shower
- Bathtub
- Hairdryer
- Direct dial telephone
- TV
- Internet access
- Minibar
- Tea and coffee making facilities
- Double bed
- King-size bed
- Carpeted floors
- Centrally regulated air conditioning
- Individually adjustable air conditioning
- Central heating
- Safe
- Living room
- Balcony
- Wheelchair-accessible
- Disability-friendly bathroom
- Wi-fi
- Wake-up service
- Cot
- Turndown service
- 220V power supply
- Toiletries
- Make-up mirror
- Smoking rooms
- Satellite TV
- Plug adaptor
Grecian Park Hotel
- Close to the beach
- Outdoor pool
- Spa and wellness centre
- Free WiFi
- Low Deposit Options Available
- Interest FREE Payment Plans
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With a whole host of 5-star facilities and a picturesque setting overlooking Konnos Bay, the Grecian Park Hotel is the perfect choice for luxury holidays to Cyprus. Couples and ... Continue reading
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With a whole host of 5-star facilities and a picturesque setting overlooking Konnos Bay, the Grecian Park Hotel is the perfect choice for luxury holidays to Cyprus. Couples and families alike can escape to this cliff-side resort, which offers a lagoon-like outdoor pool, three restaurants and four bars, plus a spa and wellness centre.
The quiet, cliff-side location of the Grecian Park Hotel makes it one of the best hotels in Protaras for a peaceful getaway. Go for a swim in the lagoon-like pool, before sunbathing on the stylish terrace surrounded by palm trees and sea views. Thanks to the three on-site restaurants serving up a tasty selection of dishes, you’ll be spoilt for choice when it comes to meals. The hotel also has four bars when you fancy a drink, including an incredible cliff-side cocktail bar, where you can soak up the Mediterranean Sea views. Visit the spa centre for a little relaxation – there’s a wide range of treatments and massages available. Alternatively, you can let off some steam in the sauna, or work up a sweat in the gym. For kids, the hotel has a fun mini-club to keep them entertained, plus occasional evening entertainment for the whole family.
Not only is the sand-and-shingle Konnos Bay just a short walk away from the Grecian Park Hotel, but the resort is also next to the National Park of Cape Greco. Scenery-lovers won’t want to miss exploring the island’s natural scenery, but if you’d prefer a tour of the local shops, bars and restaurants, then Ayia Napa is only a ten-minute drive away. With so much to experience in Cyprus, why wait any longer to book a trip with loveholidays?
Activities
- Bicycle rental (surcharge)
- Billiards
- Children's playground
- Games room
- Kids Club
- Table tennis
- Tennis court
Other facilities
- Garden
- Sun terrace
- Terrace
Facilities
- Air conditioning
- Barber/beauty shop
- Car hire
- Free WiFi
- Gift shop
- Heating
- Lift
- Newspapers
- Non smoking rooms
- Packed lunches
- Room service
- Safety deposit box
- Shops (on site)
Food and Drink
The breakfast type is Buffet. The hotel has 3 restaurants. A snack bar is also available throughout the day. Evenings can be spent at the lobby bar.
Other Information
Payment facilities include Visa Card, Diners Club, American Express and Euro/Master Card. Additional fees may apply for certain facilities, amenities or activities.
To make booking a holiday at Grecian Park Hotel in Protaras easier for you, we provide a range of different payment options. To find out if you can book Grecian Park Hotel with a low deposit holiday option, please click the "Price and Availability" button above.
The holiday resort of Protaras on the south east coast of Cyprus has all the trappings of the larger, more frenetic Ayia Napa that is a few minutes drive away, but it is far more family friendly and boasts the best beach on the island, fabulous Fig Tree Bay.
Protaras is actually a town built on a piece of flat, scrubby land expressly for the purpose of catering for British holidaymakers. Just adjacent to the village of Paralimni, Protaras consists mainly of a grid of restaurants, nightclubs and shops surrounded by numerous hotels and holiday apartment blocks. Landscaping is rather lacking and the buildings do not follow any theme: it is a hodge-podge of architecture and concrete that can get blistering hot in the summer sun.
No-one seems to mind the lack of genuine Cypriot atmosphere, however, because Protaras does what it was intended to do, and that is give everyone a great holiday. Then, too, it has the magnificent golden Blue Flag beach, which stretches for 10 miles (16km) or so shelving gently into the crystal clear Mediterranean, and further up and down the coast a choice of secluded coves and inlets for those wanting more privacy.
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Watersports
Cost
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Sightseeing
Beach
Restaurants
Activities
The main beach at Protaras offers a vast range of water sports opportunities and equipment hire, from paddle boats to jet skis. The resort caters particularly well for children, most of the hotels and apartment complexes offering excellent Kid's Clubs. There are two exciting water parks nearby at Ayia Napa, which provide thrills and spills for all ages. Most visitors enjoy a stroll along the clifftops of the coastline, particularly in spring when the landscape is covered in wild flowers. The more energetic can hike up the steep crag on the outskirts of the resort to the Ayios Ilias Church from where there is a spectacular view. Local operators offer several day trips, sea cruises and excursions to places of interest, like into the Troodos Mountains or to explore the city of Nicosia.
Restaurants
Holidaymakers will find that Protaras has dozens of restaurants and fast food outlets, mainly catering for the usual tourist fare of pizza, curry, burgers and the like. Many local establishments are run by British ex-pats. Visitors who enjoy making the most of the local produce should opt for one of the many open-air seafood restaurants. For Cypriot specialities try Bambos, which serves a mix of local and international fare, or the Nicolas Taverna renowned for delectable kleftico.
Nightlife
At night Protaras main street erupts into a noisy sound and light show as the many disco/bars, pubs and clubs turn up the volume to draw in the crowds and holidaymakers up for a party. Many establishments offer live entertainment or karaoke and the discos feature English deejays and laser lights. There are only a few nightclubs, and serious all-night clubbers prefer to travel to Ayia Napa for the evening. Recommended for an entertaining evening of dancing is Sfinx, the bar at the Paralimni end of the main road.
Shopping
The shops in Protaras centre may look a little tacky, but they provide everything required by holidaymakers, from beach paraphernalia to souvenirs. There are several hundred retail establishments in the resort including supermarkets, clothing stores and jewellers. Serious bargain hunters are advised to take a bus or taxi to nearby Agia Napa where there is an abundance of stores selling tax free designer goods. Local jewellery and leather goods are also good souvenirs from Protaras.
Negatives
Protaras resort is not aesthetically pleasing or scenic, and the nearby village of Paralimni is also far from a quaint, authentic Greek Cypriot town. Young clubbers may be disappointed in the nightlife, which is more family-oriented, but there is the option of travelling to nearby Ayia Napa.
Essential Information
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Voltage 240V 50Hz
Language:
English,
Currency:
Euro (€)
€1 = £0.89
€1 = £0.89
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Hotel address : Cape Greko - Paralimni Rd, Po Box 33498, Protaras, Cyprus, 5314
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