Nissi Park Hotel

stayed at the Nissi Park 2nd week in May for a quiet break and despite the 1st night thunder storm it provd to be just that. Situated adjacent to the Adams hotel and about 10 minutes walk from its larger sister hotel the Nissi Beach whose facilities are available to Nissi Park guests. It really is a lovely basic 3* hotel with friendly and courteous staff, ideal for couples who want to be able to escape the hurly burly of Aiya Napa resort (40 minutes walk, 15 minute bus/taxi ride away), The staff were always friendly and efficient, especially... more

Well where do i start.... The old male receptionist on arrival was rude and unhelpful as was the young waiter who made it perfectly clear he hates British people. The food was very poor quality and there wasn't much variety considering that most of the guests in this hotel were all inclusive. The facilities for the hotel are minimal and because of the pool position the sun disappears from the pool area around 2pm. Childrens facilities are also few and far between. There are no lifts in the hotel therefore you have to drag... more

The Nissi park hotel is ok if you dont have a lot of money to spend, when you walk through the doors to reception it looks lovely. some of the staff talk english but most dont! If you go dont leave fruit or sticky sttuff everywhere because there is a gap under the door and the ants come through and then you have a swarm and its horrid! It is mostly full of Russians and Polish and hardley any english. Dont stay for dinner because it horrid. If you go out for dinner i should reccomend the lime light or Stamna Tavern, they are delicious.

We had got married in the 4* sister hotel (Nissi Beach) in May of 2006 but couldn't get booked in as it was full. We only needed to stay for 3 nights and this hotel was adequate. The reception staff were nice, breakfast staff were OK. Buffet breakfast, not as much choice as the Nissi Beach. Hotel mainly used by Eastern Europeans, hardly any British. Rooms kept clean etc and the building is very quaint. Not much to do on site during the day, you are best going to the "Nissi Beach's" beach or it's pool. About a 10 minute walk to get... more

I have just returned from a 2 week stay at Nissi Park. I can't fault the hotel itself, it is clean, rooms are cleaned daily and linen is changed 2-3 x per week. However, in the brochure it is described as a quiet family hotel. There are very limited facilities for children, and even though you do have use of the facilities at the Nissi Beach hotel, it is not practical to walk there everyday with small children. There is a small park area, childrens pool and 2 x pool tables and 1 x table tennis tale, and that is basically it as far as... more