Ayia Napa Holiday Apartment 625
1 Bedroom, Family Bathroom, Sofa bed, Balcony TV Channels,
Rent Private Apartment 625 An absolutely charming apartment with stunning sea views and within walking distance of Nissi Beach. Serviced by a lift it also has covered parking.
Even as you approach the apartment you can enjoy the views that this property has to offer; taking full advantage of its second floor position. As you walk through the door an explosion of light streams through the large patio doors and you are drawn to the large outside patio area. Take a step outside and you will immediately see why this apartment is so popular; the views are spectacular. This area is just made for lounging around or eating al fresco the food that you have cooked on the BBQ, whatever the choice, you will not be disappointed.
The inside also delivers in every way; from the beautifully styled and fitted kitchen/dining area to the entertainment in the lounge provided by a TV. This apartment has WiFi connection which can be accessed by contacting the Internet supplier directly
(this information can be found in the apartment)
Although it only has one double bedroom, extra sleeping space is provided in the form of a sofa bed in the lounge; enough space for all four guests.
You will not be disappointed in this property as all the furniture and fittings are of a high standard and accessorized beautifully. It is neat, tidy and above all ideally located and positioned, what more could you want?
Please note:
- Do not leave your children unattended at any time.
- We have no responsibility for any accidents or injuries cause by the misuse of malfunction of the equipment.
- All Special Requests are subject to availability and additional charges may apply.
About Nissi Beach
It’s hard to believe that only 20 years ago Ayia Napa was a sleepy fishing village with a population of 200. Named after a small church located in the centre of the village, Saint Panayia, meaning Mother of Christ, the village was transformed into a tourist resort after the invasion of Famagusta in 1974 which resulted in a huge loss of tourism for the island