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General Information Rooms GENERAL INFORMATION Name: Lord’s Palace Hotel, Spa & Casino Opened: 2016 Category: The One and Only LifeStyle Hotel Accommodation: SAI / Soft All Inclusive Address: Girne, Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus Airport: 37 km City Centre: Centre Telephone: +90 (392) 650 35 00 Fax: +90 (392) 650 35 35 Website: www.lordspalace.com Email: [email protected] Location: Built on an area of 50,000 square metres, Lord’s Palace Hotel is walking distance from the city centre. Check-in: 14:00 – Check-out: 12:00 Pets: Pets are not allowed. ROOMS Total of 250 rooms Rooms with mountain or sea views / Smoking or non-smoking rooms, and interconnecting rooms 1 Lord and Lordess Suite 2 Interconnecting Suites 17 Suites 1 Accessible Room 50 Standard Twin Rooms 179 Standard French Rooms All rooms feature: Tea and coffee set 42" LCD TV Minibar Bathrobe and slippers Electronic safe Hair dryer Electronic "Please Do Not Disturb" and "Please Make Up Room" buttons Desk Standard rooms: 27 m² – 34 m² Suite rooms: 54 m² – 150 m² Suite rooms feature a living room, Jacuzzi, shower, desk, and sofa. LORD’S PALACE CASINO The 2,000-square-metre Casino is equipped with the newest and state-of-the-art machines. The Casino employs a smart card system, and offers three VIP boxes, Organic Island, 250 slot machines, 35 live game tables, live races and soccer bets, a Texas Hold’em Poker table, and a progressive jackpot connected to machines. SERVICES and ACTIVITIES Wi-Fi Telephone and Fax Service* Business Centre Car Rental* Reception Service Ball Room* Lobby Hairdresser's (Men and Women)* Bureau de Change Casino* Indoor Restaurant Meeting Room* Fitness Centre Dry Cleaning* Indoor Swimming Pool Café and Bar* 2 Turkish Baths Lobby Bar* Massage* Spa Centre* Launderette* Massage, Scrub, and Skin Care* *A fee is charged for these services. FOOD & DRINKS / RESTAURANTS & BARS SPICE RESTAURANT Located in the lobby, Spice Restaurant provides an unforgettable experience, combining Turkish and world cuisine with local passions. A buffet of savoury international flavours and light meals is available for the guests. Breakfast: 07:00–10:30, Lunch: 12:30–14:30, Dinner: 19:00– 21:30 LE PETIT CROISSANT, COFFEE CORNER Located in the lobby of the Hotel, Le Petit Croissant is the perfect corner for a cup of coffee or a sumptuous pastry. With a spacious terrace and specialities by award-winning pastry chefs, the café is designed to make guests feel as if they are on the streets of France. A café in the “French patisserie” concept that is popular with Hotel guests and Cyprus residents alike for takeaway pastries, special cake orders, and delicious single-portion desserts available at a cost between 08:00 and 24:00. KÖMÜR STEAK & OCAKBAŞI Kömür Steak & Ocakbaşı is the first restaurant to open its doors under the Bella Marin project. Since its inception on 15 December 2016, it has been the top choice of restaurant on the Island. Operating between 18:00 and 24:00 out of a historic British colonial yellow stone building, Kömür Steak & Ocakbaşı is a unique restaurant, distinguished on the Island with its ambiance and design, and serving meats and kebabs that are blended with Himalayan salt and rested in dry-ageing refrigerators for 11 to 24 days. The restaurant is closed on Mondays. Reservation is required, and services are not complimentary. KHEPHAL FISH BALIK A Mediterranean restaurant that blends the cuisines of Portugal, Spain, Turkey and Cyprus, providing meals that go beyond the ordinary, all under the same roof with the Kömür Steak & Ocakbaşı. Khephal offers delicious meze and fish varieties, as well as a brand-new experience filled with pleasure in the perfect harmony of blue and white with unparalleled Mediterranean views between 18:00 and 24:00. The restaurant is closed on Tuesdays. Reservation is required, and services are not complimentary. 38 ͭ ͪ STREET Inspired by the Hotel's door number, the street project is set to house waffle, döner kebab, toast, and kumpir cafés, as well as a market that sells only products specific to Cyprus, and stores that sell beach items. Meanwhile, the two-story restaurant at the end of the street offers diverse world cuisine flavours for guests in a modern and cosy setting. Drinks and food are available at a cost between 10:00 and 20:00. BARS ESQUIRE BEACH BAR Planned to give a Mykonos feel on Bella Marin’s glorious coast, the beach bar is set to offer a frozen drinks and cocktail menu, and become an escapade for the guests who wish to spend time at the beach. Services are provided for a fee between 10:00 and 19:00. AURORA BAR Right in the middle of the pier area, this bar is the place for delicious snacks, as well as creative cocktails and frozen drinks at a unique location on the sea. Aurora can be used to host beach parties and offers a diverse range of concepts, and happy hours here are not to be missed. Services are provided for a fee between 10:00 and 20:00. MYSTIQUE SISHA LOUNGE Mystique Sisha Lounge, a Lebanese-concept water pipe lounge, is a mysterious and enchanting venue with occasional live music performances. Boasting the best view of the area, Mystique is already dazzling its visitors. Services are provided for a fee between 17:00 and 02:00. CHILD AND INFANT CARE Kids Planet, the Children's Club at the entrance area of Bella Marin, provides services for children aged 0 to 12. It offers workshops, entertainment programmes, board games, creative and educational children's games, computer games, sleeping areas, and spacious indoor and outdoor areas, providing a fun environment for children on vacation. Services are provided for free between 09:30 and 12:30. Infant care service is also available for a fee. NIGHT LIFE ODYSSEY CLUB Setting the course for entertainment on the Island, Odyssey Club features 13 box seating, one king-size box seating, and 180 bistros and three bars. The 2,500-person capacity Club is the biggest on the Island. Acclaimed Russian choreographer Maxim Oskarev-Almazov will be putting on unparalleled performances with his professional dance ensemble at Odyssey Club three times a week during the summer season. Welcoming countless world-famous DJs, Odyssey Club is designed with inspiration from the most prestigious Las Vegas and London venues. It is opened between 22:30 and 04:00 on Wednesday, Friday and Saturday nights. Reservation is required, and services are not complimentary. Reservations will be cancelled at 24:30 upon no-show. SKY LOUNGE & BAR Sky Bar is located at the Hotel's terrace, offering an unrivalled view and captivating environment at the heart of the city. The bar presents a setting to enjoy for hours the views to the well- known sites such as Kyrenia Castle, Bellapais Abbey, and St. Hilarion Castle. Filled with diverse entertainment concepts every day of the week, Sky Bar offers live performances on Wednesday, Friday, and Saturday nights. Reservation is required, and services are not complimentary. Services are provided for a fee between 08:00 and 02:00. SPA & LEISURE SHIATSU SPA The only centre on the Island, it serves as an extraordinary Japanese spa. Shiatsu features massage rooms, four regular and one VIP, right on the sea with hand and foot massage, or reflexology, at the centre of the services. The venue provides traces to Zen philosophy and promises a whole different adventure to guests with its ambiance and interior architecture. Reservation is required, and services are not complimentary. LORD’S SPA & WELNESS Set on a 1,000-m² area, the SPA Wellness section features: Indoor swimming pool, Turkish bath, Therapy room, Fitness centre, Scrub and foam, Massage. VIP Spa Massage, Turkish bath, and sauna services are available for valued guests with special applications, therapies, face and body anti-ageing treatments, as well as diverse massage services, and a VIP room on offer. Working Hours: Fitness and Wet Area :08:00 – 21:00 (Free of charge) Massage and Treatments :10:00 – 20:00 (Reservation is required, and services are not complimentary.) BELLA MARIN – LIFESTYLE STREET Bars in different concepts, shisha café, banquet area, cabanas on the beach, a food court area, massage rooms, and a 2,000- person capacity club provide services. (Services and hours vary according to the season.) SWIMMING POOLS Located at the Hotel terrace, the 110-cm deep semi-Olympic swimming pool offers the privilege of swimming against one-of-a-kind views of the Bellapais Abbey and Kyrenia Castle. BELLA MARIN SWIMMING POOLS Families are in for a comfortable vacation with a spacious two-story swimming pool, as well as a specially positioned children's pool. An exclusive ambiance is offered with sunbeds and cabanas by the pool. There is also a children's pool available. INDOOR SWIMMING POOL The seasonally heated pool is 80 m long and 135 cm deep. It also features an 8-square-metre Jacuzzi. BELLA MARIN WEDDING RECEPTION AREA It leaves event holders with unforgettable memories with its wedding reception area on the grass, beach, and poolside features, setting the stage for a wedding beyond the imagination for those who dream of a Maldives or Bali-style wedding. MEETING, FEAST, AND RECEPTION FACILITIES The venue is an ideal location for those wishing to receive elegant and meticulous services, not only during vacation, but also for important corporate events. It offers brand-new and unforgettable experiences to guests for special events. Technical Equipment Sound system (MP3) Podium Cable or wireless podium and lavalier microphones Video and data projector Widescreen television (for a fee) Follow spot (for a fee) LED lights (for a fee) DVD and DivX Projection equipment Projection curtain Delegate microphone Robotic lights (for a fee) Hall Name Width Length Area Height Banquet Theatre Class MONARCH 22.5 14.90 335 3.70 180 250 150 MAJESTY 24.95 18.76 385 5.90 330 450 250 .
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