Nice holiday hotels

Question

have you had a real lovely holiday this year, in a nice hotel where you wud definately go again. preferably in canary islands or paphos cyprus,not to quiet a place but not rowdy either.

Answer 1

been tp phafos in april been to cyprus 5 times going to torremolinas now 24th but fuetuventura is brill egypt  is nice as well  

Answer 2

You need to go to crete and visit Agios Nickolias, the people are really friendly i mean really. The food is out of this world and you can have as much noise or make it as quiet as you want plus there are many other towns and villages to visit with lots of history plus there are plenty of boat trips water sports safari nice beach car hire etc, if you do go stay at hotel Hermes it is facing the sea with really nice views.

Answer 3

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Answer 4

Lassiters Hotel is a very very nice Hotel.

I would give it 10/10.

Without a shadow of a doubt choose LASSITERS HOTEL.

Answer 5

Well, its not Paphos....but Protaras, Cyprus; The Vrissiana Beach Hotel, right on the shoreline of Fig Tree Bay.

Haven't actually stayed there myself; we live in Xylofago, just a short drive a way, but several family members over for a wedding stayed there, and thought it was very good. Newly refurbished, so its quite smart, and is ideally situated right on the beach, but just a short walk from the shops, bars and restaurants.