Kyriakos Apartments

by **Claire x** on Sat Apr 21, 2007 11:47 am

Myself and my partner have just booked 2 weeks in Lindos through FIRST CHOICE. We are staying in the Kyriakos apartments near St Pauls bay, if anyone has any information on them or any general suggestions of things to do in and around lindos, they would be really helpfull! Oh and do the appartments have air conditioning because we are going in mid august, and i forgot to check before booking! many thanks x

by **LindosGuide** on Wed May 02, 2007 12:11 pm

Hiya
Good choice - Lindos is the most beautiful place on the planet! You WILL love it and you will NOT get bored. I guarantee it. Have a look at the website Lindosguide .com for ideas of what's there and where to go. You have got an excellent location - close to everything. Not sure what they're actually like but look OK on photos. Have a wonderful time!

by **barney.rubble** on Mon Jun 23, 2008 16:19 pm

hi
we have stayed there and yes they do have air con but you have to pay i think 50 euro
the place is fantastic there is a bakery outside so fresh every thing the food in most restaurnts is excellent but there are one or 2 expensive ones would recomend you find a bar called the 3 brothers fantastic and just nice to be able to relax could spend all day talking about the place we have been about 5 times its that good hope you enjoy
ray and linda

by **LoveLindos** on Wed Jun 25, 2008 21:24 pm

Hi

We stayed in these apts 3 years ago and like most lindos apts they are small and basic but adequate.
We were in the 3rd apt on the right as you enter and it was a small studio apt but as we spent most of our time on the beach or by the pool at Lindos view it was fine.
It does have air con although not sure what it will cost now as no doubt price has gone up but i would recommend it as when we went we decided that we would go without it and i spent most nights sleeping on the floor as this was the coolest place!!!
A walk up to the acropolis is a must for the views, there are donkeys that take you up there but i would urge you to walk as it seems so unfair on the donkeys. I know we have donkey rides in the UK but they tend to cater for small children not abled bodied adults but each to their own.
There are local buses that run from the top of the hill to most places on the island and are alot cheaper than doing trips with the reps and more fun to explore at your own pace.
Hope this helps and hope you have a great time.