Korykos Hotel

Eastern Mediterranean


This inland hotel is a multistorey of five floors, though there is a lift. Staff are attentive and professional, while the lobby space is particularly welcoming. The 24 rooms have TVs and firm, big beds though they are a bit frayed around the edges. .


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