Pefkos City Hotel

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Visitors frequently praise the Pefkos City Hotel for its friendly and helpful staff, spacious and clean rooms, and good quality breakfast. However, some guests have experienced significant issues with the fire alarm going off repeatedly in the middle of the night, with staff unable to resolve the problem.

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Address

Mişauli & Kavazoğlu 70, Limasol 3016, Cyprus

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Phone

25 660066

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Website

www.pefkoshotel.com

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About this place Pefkos City Hotel

Pefkos City Hotel is a mid-range hotel on Misiaouli & Kavazoglou Street in central Limassol, a short walk from the seafront promenade. It is a straightforward city hotel used by both holidaymakers and business travellers. It is a mainstream hotel listed as gay-friendly, not a gay venue. Google rates it 4.3 from about 1,400 reviews. Limassol's small gay scene is mostly in the old town near the castle, about a 20-minute walk or a short taxi ride away.

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Gay-friendly (straight venue) Card payments accepted Reservation required WiFi Day venue Evening venue Year-round Gay-friendly (straight venue) Air conditioning

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4.3

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1,416 reviews

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ΕΥΑΝΘΙΑ ΣΟΦΙΑ Jun 2026

★★★★★

CONSTANTINOS CHARALAMBOUS Jun 2026

★★★★★

I had an amazing stay at this hotel the room was very clean and the staff were very helpful

Stella Thermou Jun 2026

★★★★★

I wanted to go with my friends family to the pool to relax today and They didn’t let us go in the pool and kicked us rudely because of the stupid rule adults only, and they also don’t have a lifeguard. If that’s the reason the don’t let people under 18 go in then they should have someone that check how tall they are to let them go in since the deepest level is 1.40.