뉴욕 플라자 호텔 아파트먼트(New York Plaza Hotel Apartments)

Its clean. Large rooms, but old furniture from a past time. Here and there the renovation could be needed. However, Everything works except of WiFi and there is sometimes a problem with hot water. The room was warm in February. The kitchen is the minimum equipment for cooking. I was satisfied. My studio had 2 balconies from both sites of building. Nice service and good location in Paphos.

Hotel closed to tourists but they still allow you to book and take your money and drop you off there to be told that they are moving you to another hotel! No choice in hotels! It has been taken over by underage asylum seekers and there are police there 24/7 keeping watch. Absolutely disgusting first experience of Cyprus .. luckily we had an amazing time other than that!

Visited this hotel before new manager eager to help the reception staff are so helpful and the waiters and waitresses are the best you will find they are amazing also the cleaners are room was cleaned and sheets changed every day .A great big thank you to the chef the food is fantastic you will not be disapointed the lamb and beef melt in your mouth and the snack bar is brilliant

Was shut up. Story was they taken bookings money but got more money for refugees. Who trashed place. Who knows? My safety was at risk. Booked love holidays no proper explanation. Impossible to contact. Book with either at your peril.

I didn't stay at the hotel due to negative reviews I stayed at princessa vera hotel apartments.i went to check out New York plazza apartments I saw broken furniture outside and it looked dirty the area was amazing

On arrival we were met on the pavement as our transfer disappeared over the horizon - to be told our hotel had just been commandeered for refugees and that alternative accreditation had been arranged for us, this was without On the Beaches knowledge the hotel we were sent to was the Maricas Boutique Hotel - not a very nice place please see separate review. All I can say is that I hope the refugees enjoy their stay at our holiday location as I can tell you it was most definitely at our expense until the local OTB rep could get us moved! If I were you I would avoid booking at either hotel!

Oh god, where do I even start? The only nice thing I have to say about this place is: the staff were rather friendly to us. Everything else is, quite honestly, a mess. The rooms are so incredibly outdated that I am absolutely positive no one has ever reinvested a single cent into this hotel. Bedrooms are huge, in fact they are more like apartments but what is more impressive is how dirty and unkempt they are. The thin, cracked, yellow stained toilet seat in our room looked like it was about to disintegrate into thin air from decades of use. The bathtub had some white stains on it and our bathroom in general, looked nothing like the photos shown on Booking. There was never any hot water in the evening, only in the morning. Beds were squeeky and uncomfortable. The heater in the bedroom was broken and couldn't even be switched on. The sheets looked clean but I found somone's hair in them when we arrived so I am not positive they have been changed from the previous guest. There is a yellow stained bedspread thrown over your bed when you arrive. There is a couple of blankets in the closet that look about a thousand years old and are of dubious level of cleanliness. There are exactly two glasses for you to drink out of in the entire kitchen and they don't even match. Very spare cutlery and pots but it doesn't matter really as the kitchen was so dirty and full of crumbs and stains we wouldn't dare use it anyway. The whole place has a stale, weird smell that hits you from the moment you open the door. We paid very little for this stay but it was still below our lowest expectations.

Despite the fancy name, the hotel isn’t like that at all. It’s old, worn out, and not very clean. + the breakfast was okay, the linens were very white and clean, and the rooms are big. Well, those are more like apartments. Ours had 3 rooms, the bathroom and the kitchen. - the furniture is old, the WIFI works only at the reception, the AC from 80’s costs additionally €5/day, cockroaches - I saw a huge one at the kitchen once. So what I can say, that this option makes sense only for a short stay (not more than 2 nights). On the other hand, for the same money you can do better in the Upper Town

It's a nice hotel, with very spacious rooms/apartments. (I had one that had two bedrooms and three balconies, for just me.) It is showing its age, but -for the price- one can't do better. I don't think my rooms had AC, which is a problem in the hot climate of Pafos, but it was November and the breezes were good.