Limassol Hotels (pg2) - Limassol hotels (page 2) has details of some of the cultural events and tourist attractions near to Lemesos and pages for Poseidonia Beach, Arinoe Beach Hotel, Sylva Hotel, Crusader Beach Sunhotel and others.
The Curium Palace Hotel page describes in detail their accommodation, general and business facilities with access to online booking arrangements for the Curium Palace Hotel, Limassol, Cyprus.
Introduction
The Curium Hotel is well situated if you want to be near the old town area of Limassol.
The hotel is within walking distance to the main shopping and commercial centre, monuments and attractions.
Service and dining is the key focus at Curium Palace, which specialises in Mediterranean flavours styled with French technique that offers the guests the perfect excuse to tantalise their gastronomic tastes.
The bar set in its traditional deco and marble fireplace offers a warm atmosphere for relaxing and social gatherings.
The hotel is open all year and consists of 63 comfortable rooms and suites.
Curium Palace Hotel facilities
Gardens, Private Parkin, Restaurant, Bar Service, Lift, Swimming Pool, Outdoor pool, Tennis, Fitness Room, Sauna, Jacuzzi, Live Band, Conference Room, Baby Sitting Service, Doctor Available, Hair Dressing Salon, Dry Cleaning.
Room facilities at the Curium Palace Hotel
Air conditioning, Heating, Telephone, Radio, Satellite TV, Room Service.
Other facilities near to the Curium Palace Hotel
100m to Park with small Zoo. Wine Festival held here every September.
400m to the closest beach.
600m to Limassol Old Town.
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Business facilities
The hotel has 2 conference rooms, with a total capacity of 250 people. Each room has:
*LCD projectors.
*Overhead projector.
*Flip charts.
*T.V. and Video speciality.
*Acoustics.
*Special effects.
*Separate entrance.
*Air conditioning.
*Black out drapes.
*Coffee.
*Telephone and internet lines
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