Mandalena Hotel Apartments

Clean, big rooms. Small balcony and basic kitchen appliances. Had a good seating area and good air conditioning. The hotel itself is quite close to central Protaras, so we found ourselves walking there most nights. Would happily return as it's great value for money.

Slightly dated, but nothing which would stop me going again. Would return.

Great location, very friendly and helpful staff, all facilities needed in place for the great holiday. Definitely recommend!!!

Nothing I could think of.

The property itself is mature but it’s a family run business and they are fantastic, my cousin stayed down the road in a 5* Hotel but we had the value for money and will be going back

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The hotel was pretty quiet, set back from the road and the main drag. The room was kept really clean and towels regularly replaced. The room was a decent size.

The room was pretty spartan and in need of modernisation, but I think this is reflected in the price. The check in staff just gave me the key and aircon controller, they should have just spent a few moments to explain what the hotel facilities were, eg. when is breakfast, when does the restaurant close. I went to eat in the restaurant twice, I went at 21.05 and was told the restaurant had closed. Went at 20:30, still closed. Didn't bother to try again. My biggest issues were that there were exactly 3 single electrical sockets in the apartment. I was working part of the time, and plugging in phone, computer, and kettle meant they were all in use, so couldn't use the TV or toaster. I found the Broadband poor, it didn't reach to the balcony. Bathroom had just a shower curtain for the shower in the bath. It could have done with something to stop the water going down the side of the bath. The bathroom was constantly getting wet and had to keep using towels to mop it up. This is a health and safety issue, as one day I didn't notice that the water had collected and I nearly slipped on the tiles. Also pissed me off that the bath, sink, kitchen sink all had no plugs. I mean, really, isn't it a good idea to avoid running water?