Compare Prices for 8 Nicosia Hotels

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Nicosia Hotel List
Castelli Hotel
District: City Centre Super SaverPopular
Situated in a quiet environment beside Laganas Bay on Zakynthos, this is a comfortable tourist class option with a range of recreational amenities.
Good7.4
(103 reviews)
Centrum Hotel Nicosia
District: City Centre Popular
A historic and good value choice located across from the post office and adjacent to the town hall.
Good7.8
(81 reviews)
Holiday Inn Nicosia City Centre
District: City Centre Popular
Close to shopping areas and the old town, a business choice 3 kilometres from the convention centre.
Okay5.8
(26 reviews)
Royiatiko Hotel Nicosia
District: City Centre Popular
Right in the cultural centre of the city, within a 100 metre radius of major shopping areas, night clubs, and restaurants.
Very Good8.1
(131 reviews)
AVLI Traditional Holiday Houses
District: Lythrodontas
Crown Inn Hotel Nicosia
District: City Centre
Good7.1
(105 reviews)
Europa Hotel Nicosia
District: City Centre
Good7.1
(13 reviews)
Makris Hotel Kakopetria
District: Kakopetria
Introduction to Nicosia, Cyprus
Even guard towers and barbed wire cannot conceal the many charms of Nicosia, the national capital of Cyprus and the world's only remaining divided capital city. Most tourist attractions are situated in Nicosia's much larger southern side, from where visitors have only recently been allowed to enter its Turkish northern side. Nicosia hotels cater to guests who travel for finance or business as well as leisure visitors en route to the island's beach resorts. This city may feel much larger than its actual size, with the small Old City area containing most of its main attractions. The wall surrounding the Old City is shaped like a star and surrounded by a park which was once a moat. A cultural centre is now located at the beautifully-preserved Famagusta Gate, which used to be the city's main entrance. A giant Archbishop Makarios statue greets visitors to the Byzantine Museum, while the 14th century Hamam Omerye Turkish baths were established on the site of a former church and mosque. Visit our Nicosia Travel Guide
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