Lantiana Napa Aparthotel

The hotel offers a mezonet apartment, facilities, swimming pool, friendly staff, food and drinks in the pool bar, and a cafe/bar that serves coffee, drinks, and simple dishes until around midnight. Additionally, it is located right in the center, miraculously quiet at night, and close to the main beach and the village port.

Parking can be a challenge during the high season, unless you are willing to pay for it. It's recommended to be aware of this if you have a car.

The hotel offers decent breakfast and drinks at friendly prices. There is also a cafe/bar that serves coffee, drinks, and simple dishes until around midnight. However, it's advisable to order espresso from the bar instead of the included coffee in the breakfast.

The high season is in June, and the low season is in April. It's recommended to plan your visit accordingly to ensure the best experience.

The hotel provides clean, comfortable rooms, and the staff goes over and beyond to help make the stay enjoyable. Additionally, all the staff are professional, friendly, and always ready to assist.

Several guests recommended choosing a room with a balcony facing the fountain for spectacular views.

Guests arriving early in the morning were pleasantly surprised to be offered early check-in at no extra charge.

If booking a studio, guests can use the room to prepare breakfast, and for a quieter experience, request a room facing the pool in the middle of the hotel.

Some guests advised that rooms close to the entrance may experience noise from the hotel across the street, while others mentioned occasional noise from party places at night due to the central location.

During the high season, parking can be a challenge, especially for those with cars, unless willing to pay for it.

The hotel's proximity to Limanaki Beach, Thalassa Museum, Ayia Napa Monastery, and Grecian Bay Beach makes it an ideal location for exploring these attractions.

As the hotel is located in a central area, some guests noted that music from nearby party places could be heard at night, although it was not considered disturbing.

Guests advised that rooms close to the entrance may experience noise from the hotel across the street, while others mentioned occasional noise from party places at night due to the central location.

Some guests noted that the kitchenette had basic utensils, but the hotel charged extra for dish soap and a towel, and that the rooms had potential but would benefit from minor updates.

Some guests reported inconsistent treatment by staff, with different rules and charges for visitors, and noted that staff members had different rules and provided conflicting information.