Famagusta - This is a page about Famagusta, with some background history, featured hotels and access to more details of their accommodation, facilities and booking arrangements for the Famagusta hotels Cyprus.
The Park Hotel page gives some information about their accommodation and facilities with hints on what to see and visit near to the Park Hotel Famagusta Cyprus.
Park Hotel - Famagusta
Salamis Yolu, Gazi Magosa
Tel No: +90 392 378 82 13 - Fax No: +90 392 378 91 11
Email: parkhotel@ebim.net
Introduction
Park Hotel is located 5 miles from the colourful town and port of Famagusta, close to the beautiful historic Salamis
ruins, this three-star hotel overlooks the sea with its own private beach.
Accommodation and facilities at the Park Hotel
There are 93 rooms all with private facilities, TV and mini-bar. Air-conditioned in summer and centrally heated during
the brief North Cyprus winter, the hotel provides a high standard of comfort all year round.
Swimming pool, tennis courts, beach bar and windsurfing are the available facilities. The delightfully sited restaurant
overlooking the beach at the Park Hotel claims to be noted for its excellent cuisine.
Bed Capacity
180
Unit Capacity
89
Distance from Airport
56 km
Distance from city center
9 km
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Salamis Ruins
To the north of Famagusta lie the fabulous ruins of Salamis. This one great city is believed to have been founded
in the 11th century BC and after the influences of the many conquering nations -notably the Romans- the city was
finally abandoned in 648 AD following the combined catastrophes of earthquake and raids by Arab pirates, when the
population moved to Famagusta. The spectacular ruins give a fascinating insight into long-lost civilizations and
include a magnificent amphitheatre, Roman baths, a gymnasium and royal tombs.
Other places to visit near to the Park Hotel
Archaeological Museum
Monument
Golden Sand Beach-Karpasia/Karpaz
Malibu Beach in Karpasia/Karpaz
Stone Lyon
ruins' church
Mosque
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