Biancaneve

Dinner was the one bright spot, the pasta was delicious, so I’m giving one star. The rest was a joke for a hotel calling itself four-star. The breakfast was very poor, and you can forget about proper coffee. Our room was only cleaned superficially. The cleaning crew started banging, knocking, vacuuming, and making noise at dawn, and one staff member came into our room at six in the morning without knocking. This hotel just isn't suitable for relaxing.

There was hot water and the sheets were clean, so it was okay for one night. The food was edible, though you'd be better off eating somewhere else. The hotel has a quaint look but the interior is dated, and it's far from the city, supermarkets, and bars. The room was in moderate disrepair, with a wobbly sink and showerheads spraying everywhere except where you wanted.

The views are incredible, and breakfast was a big plus: hard-boiled eggs, toast, yogurt, jams, honey, cereal, cornetto, plus coffee, tea, water, and juice. The staff were very nice and spoke a little English, enough to communicate. But it's a bit far from the city, Nicolozia, and there were real drawbacks. The cleaning was absolutely abnormal. Yes, it was clean, but there was mold in our bathroom, and it looked like the shower hadn't been cleaned in 30 years.

This is extremely dated, and the shower feels like something from a one- or two-star motel, not a four-star hotel. We arrived after midnight because our flight was cancelled, after going without water or food for 8 hours at the airport. The next morning, they hadn't arranged the taxi we asked for. Two of our party were sick from the day's events, and they charged us 8 euros for three bottles of water. Avoid this place if possible.