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As it's more in what I'd class as Ktima - (the old part of Paphos) rather than the more "touristy" area of Kato Paphos, I'd reccomend hiring a car - although, I must confess - I don't know what the parking is like around the area now, it's a good few years since I was last there, but always used to be fairly busy !
There's a good website you could try - to see if it may be on there - it's
windowoncyprus.com
hope that helps !
As it's more in what I'd class as Ktima - (the old part of Paphos) rather than the more "touristy" area of Kato Paphos, I'd reccomend hiring a car - although, I must confess - I don't know what the parking is like around the area now, it's a good few years since I was last there, but always used to be fairly busy !
There's a good website you could try - to see if it may be on there - it's
windowoncyprus.com
hope that helps !
Yep, it's there - check it out !
http://www.cyprus-hotels.com/agapinor_hotel_pa phos_cyprus.htm
(oh, & yes, they have parking !)
http://www.cyprus-hotels.com/agapinor_hotel_pa phos_cyprus.htm
(oh, & yes, they have parking !)
We've stayed there a few times and liked it simply because it is away from the tourist area and very peaceful at night, We've always found the service there good - even now, years later (we live in Cyprus now and haven't stayed at the Agapinor for 4 or 5 years) we're greeted like old friends if we pop in for a coffee. It's busy round there during the day - the Market (full of tourist rip-off tat) is only 10 mins walk away, but quiet after about 5pm. A hire car is a good idea wherever you stay in Cyprus; the Agapinor has a reasonably big private car park and we've never failed to get a space in it.
If you're on half-board or B&B, might I suggest you stroll round to the Laona for lunch; Chris and Koulla (I don't know why they call her "Soulla" in the review below!) will welcome you like a member of the family and you'll get some of the best traditional home cooking in Cyprus. http://www.cyprus-travel-secrets.com/cyprus-re staurants-laona.html
If you're on half-board or B&B, might I suggest you stroll round to the Laona for lunch; Chris and Koulla (I don't know why they call her "Soulla" in the review below!) will welcome you like a member of the family and you'll get some of the best traditional home cooking in Cyprus. http://www.cyprus-travel-secrets.com/cyprus-re staurants-laona.html
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