Pet Friendly Hotels in Larnaca

A very large resort, at the edge of a rural village with no shops around and no restaurant on the premises. The resort was empty, almost no guests, no front desk and no manager, the only stuff on duty was the cleaning lady. The rooms are large and newly painted. You need a car in order to get there.

Wish we could have stayed longer. Had the place to ourselves pretty much perhaps due to the time of year we went, so quiet, but quite nice as not too far from main ayia napa which has all you need. Lovely local shop. And frequent cheap bus service. x

Excellent hotel, the only criticism was that the cooking facilities were very limited, for example, no toaster, no oven, just 2 electric rings and a microwave.

The Pasianna has seen better days. It is in the heart of a tourist apartment belt, air-con costs extra, facilities are limited and it is a bit of a walk to the nearest shops. Fine for a day or so coming into or leaving Larnaca but certainly not a place for long term stays as a solo traveller. Beach loving families or groups could find it reasonable value. Best feature is a welcoming manager who drove to the airport when I couldn't find the hotel from the directions given.

I work in Nicosia and it was on Friday when I decided to go to Larnaca on Saturday. Mid August is a peak season for beach holidays in Cyprus and it was very late to find anything accross the beach or more upscale for around $100 per night. I decided to try Onisillos as it was the only hotel available for central Larnaca in the range of ** and ***. The hotel is definetely intended for the budget travellors as it is ** and I learnt later that it had one of the lowest prices for the peak season in Larnaca. The hotel is a family run business and I personally felt a very comfortable and family atmosphere while I stayed there for two night. The quality of services and attention to my needs was great. All basic conviniences were available and for free: air conditioner, fridge, TV set, shower. The bed was big and the bed linen was clean. All furniture was available, but its conditions corresponded to the hotel pricing. You have to walk around 10 minutes to get to the beach through the partially renovated historic part of the old town. The area around looks good with a lot of trees and green.

Rang the reception a few days before we were booked to fly out to confirm details as we were arriving very late (in fact about 1.00am). Really helpful on the phone and sent us directions, though in the event it was still quiet confusing (probably because we were so tired) and we missed the turn off for the place. Once we found it though, it was pretty obvious. Woke up the next morning and had breakfast in the restaurant, but we didn't repeat this and instead took advantage of the self catering facilities. We did enjoy our stay. We ate at the restaurant once (it was okay but nothing to shout about), but used other places in the village as well. Overall it was a great place to chill out and relax and get away from the noise and bustle of Lemosos, Larnaka and Paphos.

The staff at this hotel are quite exceptional. The customer-service (in particular) is superior to that I have experienced at 5* hotels in New York or Paris. The staff are very knowledgeable, very willing to go way out of their way to help with every detail.