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 Paralimni Hotels - The Paralimni Hotels page is your portal to all the major hotels in the Paralimni area of southern Cyprus. There is an overview of the city and plenty of links to popular Paralimni Hotels.
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The Golden Coast Hotel page gives you a sense of the luxury of this hotel with descriptions of the accommodation and sumptuous dining facilities all at the Golden Coast Hotel Cyprus.
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The Golden Coast Hotel
Introduction
The Golden Coast is a luxurious 4 star hotel on the beautiful Mediterranean island of Cyprus. Situated on the eastern
coast, where the Cypriot weather is always at its best The surrounding coastline is a spectacular contrast of rugged
outcrops and charming sandy beaches.
Next to a picturesque fishing shelter, in a secluded location astride a small peninsula, the The Golden Coast Hotel is set in beautiful
landscaped gardens leading down to the golden sands and the clear blue waters of the Mediterranean.
An Ideal place for wedding couples and honeymooners, families and those seeking a quieter relaxing holiday; yet with
its full activities program, day and night, it has a vivacious atmosphere. Close to the exciting night life of
Protaras and Ayia Napa it is claimed to satisfy the tastes and moods of everyone.
Inside the The Golden Coast Hotel, guests are surrounded by a blend of Mediterranean colour, modern style and every aspect of
comfort. Luxurious facilities and a most welcoming atmosphere are claimed to accommodate the needs and wishes of
the city-weary holidaymaker .
The trained, multi-lingual staff of the The Golden Coast Hotel and the natural hospitality of the Cypriots claim to ensure that every
day is as relaxing and enjoyable as possible.
Accommodation
The choice of rooms include:
78 double rooms with inland view
8 family rooms with inland view
74 double rooms with sea view
8 Mini Suites with seaview
4 Grand Suites with seaview
24 Family Suites with seaview, side seaview and inland view
Standard room amenities at The Golden Coast Hotel
4-piece en suite bathroom
central air-conditioning and heating
colour satellite TV
direct dial telephone
radio
piped music
mini-bar
room service
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The most relevant links we could find, placed here free
 Lordos
- additional details of this hotel. www.lordos.com.cy
Dilos
- access to prices and booking arrangements for The Golden Coast Hotel. www.dilos.com
Dining Facilities
The Atrium
Elegantly appointed in the Neo-classical style, with a high decorated ceiling and depictions of Greek Mythology combine
to give an ambience of classic luxury and romance. The Atrium serves a consistently outstanding blend of European and
Mediterranean dishes with touches from the Levant. An extensive wine list and attentive service completes a perfect
candlelit dinner. Recently extended, it now offers an elevated area ideal for wedding parties.
The Calypso - The Golden Coast Hotel
Decorated in soft green pastel tones, the Calypso restaurant opens onto a wooden veranda overlooking the terraced
gardens and the blue sea. A lavish enriched buffet breakfast in pleasant and fresh surroundings is the perfect way
to start the day.
T'Apomesimero Ouzeri - The Golden Coast Hotel
Shish kebab, grilled swordfish, shrimp, octopus, crabs and tender marinated chicken and pork..... an authentic Greek
meze. One can find all these tempting dishes of the Aegean in the unique atmosphere of the Ouzeri. The island
courtyard setting with clay ovens, Byzantine arches and murmuring streams is complemented by breathtaking sea views.
The friendly service and live bouzouki music creates an ideal evening atmosphere which is lively and entertaining.
The Calypso Terrace - The Golden Coast Hotel
A relaxed and elegant open air restaurant surrounded by a profusion of flowers. With views of the lush gardens and
the aquamarine sea, the Terrace is a perfect setting for a romantic candlelit dinner for two. A splendid variety of
haute cuisine from the daily Table d'h?and the A la Carte is served at your table with charm and style.
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