Discover the Isle of Cyprus: Free Upgrade and Internet at Le Meridien Limassol Spa and Resort

Le Meridien Limassol Spa as well as Resort, CyprusOne of the best times to revisit the captivating Mediterranean isle of Cyprus is October. Days have been filled with sunshine not boiling hot as well as evenings have been cooler. Discover the crystal-clear bluish sea, the shores white rocks illuminated in the light, fragrant with flower arrangement as well as forest. A beautiful place, indeed. After all, its said that the goddess Aphrodite first stepped ashore upon the exquisite island that is Cyprus, good fortune it perpetually with her love as well as grace. Stay in five-star luxury at Le Mridien Limassol Spa & Resort, pound dab upon the beach with tighten proximity to the Amathus archeological site. Nestled in sprawling landscaped gardens, this end resort offers chic guest rooms with views over the waves or the rolling hills, the operation of dining options, unrivalled childrens facilities together with Penguin Village as well as Leisure Land, as well as Le Spa, the usually indoor as well as outdoor thalassotherapy spa in Europe, featuring mosaic-tiled seawater pools as well as waterfalls.

Le Meridien Limassol Spa as well as Resort, CyprusStay at the usually five-star general branded hotel in Limassol with two special offers. When booked 14 days in advance (for stays through Oct 31, 2010), the Early Bird offer provides discounted rates, the free ascent as well as Internet, along with the every day signature breakfast, as well as 4 pm late check-out. Another erotically appealing offer lets you compensate the Bed & Breakfast rates, but get Half Board (lunch or dinner each day during your stay, along with breakfast) with special discounted rates. Both offers! have be en subject to accessibility as well as current for the minimum 5-night stay.


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