First resort property by easyHotel
The first budget resort-based easyHotel is to open in Cyprus.
The 56-room property is due to open next summer in Larnaca with prices starting at €30 per room, per night.
Bedrooms will be larger than those offered elsewhere, typically ranging from 16.5 sq m to over 20 sq m.
Services such as TV, internet access and extra towels will be available for a small extra charge.
The move into Cyprus follows the opening of four London hotels as well as Luton, Basel, Zurich and Budapest. The next opening at Heathrow is due next month.
The Larnaca property will be located a five minute walk from Phoinikoudes beach front.
EasyHotel commercial director Calum Russell said: “With nine low cost airlines flying direct to Larnaca airport, easyHotel will provide an affordable accommodation option to budget conscious travellers.â€
by Phil Davies
Phil Davies
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