with two stools.

There were spare pillows in the spacious wardrobe as well as two spare blankets. There were a dozen or so plastic hangers in the wardrobe for us to hang our clothes on and within the dresser there were additional drawers to put clothes away too.

The room also had an air conditioning unit which we didn't actually have any need to use during our stay as the weather, although warm, didn't warrant using the air conditioner.

The bathroom was rather average with the bathtub itself looking like it needed updating but nonetheless it was very clean. I was not impressed with the pressure on the shower head and found myself missing my super posh shower at home especially as the shower head could not be adjusted so one had to actually hold the shower in one hand which was rather awkward. The sink area was spacious enough for all of our toiletries and being 2 women on holiday we had a LOT of these!

One of the things I had read on a review of the hotel which slightly concerned me before arrival was that the hotel was noisy, i.e. guests coming back late at night making lots of noise. I am a light sleeper and was somewhat worried about this possibility but in all honesty I can't say I heard any noise from other guests in the hotel when we were in our room throughout our whole stay. The only noise we heard was very irritating motor bikes late at night Limassol seems to have lots of clowns who think it's clever to rev their engines on their bikes at all times of day and night, this was a source of much annoyance for me even when we were out during the day wandering around the town.

All the rooms have direct dial telephones and easy access to reception by dialing 0 and satellite TV with remote control. Maid service was regular (6 days a week) and the maid was as charming and helpful as the rest of the staff in the hotel.

ROOM AND BATHROOM: 8.5 out of 10 (1.5 points lost for bathroom)

The restaurant was very quaint and not overly busy apart from the first night we arrived. There was a barbeque on for only 12 Euros per head and the food was delicious and plentiful. Breakfast is a continental buffet style and costs just over 4 Euros and is available until 10am each day. There was a good selection of cold meats and cheeses as well as boiled eggs, croissants, butter, margarine, jams, a variety of fruit juices and tea and coffee as well as toast. If you want breakfast later than 10am you can order it as a plate of food although

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