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Location: Hotel Marina is located in a quiet, elevated part of Ayia Napa, 900m from the very centre of the town. It is 400m from the town beach. Nissi beach, served by public transport, is 4km away. Near the hotel there are shops, restaurants and cafes, and the local bus stop is right in front of the hotel. Larnaca airport is 52km away. Rooms: Hotel Marina has 135 rooms, most of which have recently been renovated. The offer includes standard rooms (14m²) with a view of the garden, pool or a partial sea view, and family rooms (21m2) for a maximum of 2+2 or 3 adults. All rooms have a bathroom, hairdryer, air conditioning, TV, telephone and wi-fi (for an extra charge). Hotel facilities: The main restaurant of hotel Marina offers a rich buffet breakfast and dinner with themed evenings such as barbecue, Cypriot, Mediterranean, meat and oriental, as well as an a la carte menu bar. Additional facilities at the hotel include: a currency exchange, rent-a-car service, meeting room, free parking and wi-fi (free of charge in the hotel lobby), and for an extra charge: doctor services, pool/beach towels, bicycle rental, safe, and a laundry and ironing service. Sport and entertainment: Hotel Marina has a seasonal outdoor pool with a bar. Additional activities available include: a tennis court, table tennis, billiards and themed evenings.
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