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Postby Niki » Mon Jul 07, 2008 8:45 pm

Thanks all much appreciated.

Oracle - thanks for that sweetie! :lol: Don't worry, I promise I won't turn up on your doorstep.

Something romantic, Limassol would be ok Miltiades but nice to get away from home a little and potential of kids turning up!

I've not thought of Nicosia RB, the hotel does look nice (on Trip Advisor anyway)! Thanks for that.

I could cope with Tom Jones being at the Anassa, at least him 20 years ago! 8)
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Postby Oracle » Mon Jul 07, 2008 8:45 pm

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purdey wrote:I have stayed in the Anassa twice, unfortunately the first time Tom Jones was not to far away from us. The second time there were only four other guests staying there.
It is very nice, lovely rooms but lacks any atmosphere. If you are looking for total privicy and high prices this maybe for you. Saying that I believe they are very quiet at the moment and they discounted rooms last week.

I was a guest of a British Businessman a few years back , the atmosphere was electrifying and the food out of this world. Tom Jones was not there , would have been very happy had he been there., neither was Rod Steward I may add.


So exactly how many other celebrities were not there also :?

Did their staying away have anything to do with your presence :lol:
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Postby Niki » Mon Jul 07, 2008 8:48 pm

Oracle wrote:
miltiades wrote:
purdey wrote:I have stayed in the Anassa twice, unfortunately the first time Tom Jones was not to far away from us. The second time there were only four other guests staying there.
It is very nice, lovely rooms but lacks any atmosphere. If you are looking for total privicy and high prices this maybe for you. Saying that I believe they are very quiet at the moment and they discounted rooms last week.

I was a guest of a British Businessman a few years back , the atmosphere was electrifying and the food out of this world. Tom Jones was not there , would have been very happy had he been there., neither was Rod Steward I may add.


So exactly how many other celebrities were not there also :?

Did their staying away have anything to do with your presence :lol:


As long as Posh and Becks aren't there! I couldn't cope with that! :(
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Postby Oracle » Mon Jul 07, 2008 8:52 pm

Niki wrote:
Oracle wrote:
miltiades wrote:
purdey wrote:I have stayed in the Anassa twice, unfortunately the first time Tom Jones was not to far away from us. The second time there were only four other guests staying there.
It is very nice, lovely rooms but lacks any atmosphere. If you are looking for total privicy and high prices this maybe for you. Saying that I believe they are very quiet at the moment and they discounted rooms last week.

I was a guest of a British Businessman a few years back , the atmosphere was electrifying and the food out of this world. Tom Jones was not there , would have been very happy had he been there., neither was Rod Steward I may add.


So exactly how many other celebrities were not there also :?

Did their staying away have anything to do with your presence :lol:


As long as Posh and Becks aren't there! I couldn't cope with that! :(


Zoe Ball and Fat Boy Slim stayed there a few years back ... then they ate at my friend's restaurant in Polis and Zoe wrote a rave review about it .... 8)
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Postby purdey » Mon Jul 07, 2008 8:52 pm

I think you need people for atmosphere, if there are only ten people and twenty waiters it does not eletrify too much.
Saying that the barman was from Serbia, and he could twirl a bottle on one finger...
I don't like Rod Stewart either, by the way is his throat better now ?
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Postby purdey » Mon Jul 07, 2008 8:55 pm

Elton goes on a regular basis or so I have heard.
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Postby Niki » Mon Jul 07, 2008 9:06 pm

Hmm...sounding a bit 'luvvie' for me! It does look lovely though!

Where is this restaurant Oracle? Maye I could descend on the friend for 1 night - as long as you don't tell him to poison the food! :?
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Postby miltiades » Mon Jul 07, 2008 9:16 pm

A fascinatingly beautiful hotel is the Forest Park in Platres , panoramic views breathtaking indeed.
Some of the famous people that have stayed at the Forest Park , apart from yours truly !!, include the ex King of Greece Konstantinos , King Farouk of Egypt , the late Indian Prim Minister Indira Gandhi , Kojak himself , Telly Savalas , two of our ex Cypriot Presidents and last but not least Archbishop Makarios .
Worth a stay any time .
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Postby Oracle » Mon Jul 07, 2008 9:19 pm

Niki wrote:Hmm...sounding a bit 'luvvie' for me! It does look lovely though!

Where is this restaurant Oracle? Maye I could descend on the friend for 1 night - as long as you don't tell him to poison the food! :?


My friend's son has taken over since ... and it did used to be really special ... but have not checked it out since she handed it over to the son ...

It's called the Old Village Tavern .. (or something like that) ... it is exactly opposite the T-junction as you enter Polis from the Latchi (Prodhromi ) road ..

I'll get the further details and PM you tomorrow ...

It's really rustic, with a sort of hidden garden, but the food is nouvelle- Cypriot-Fusion ... something or other ... was great .... But best thing was my friend disappeared off with my son and entertained him, whilst hubby and I ate in peace ... :lol:
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Postby purdey » Mon Jul 07, 2008 9:22 pm

We are going to fall out here Milt. Yes fantastic setting, fantastic history, but has lost it's charm in the last five years. The older rooms are damp, the food is dreadful and the staff run off their feet.
Yes all and sundry have stayed there, the owner is a lovely man, and has a fantastic collection of old cars under the hotel. Afternoon tea on the terrace is nice, and a day by the pool is £5 pp.
By the way I was there last week.
Afternoon tea is still served with carnation tinned milk if you remember.
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