Find hotels near Eleouthkia Park, Anarita from AED 350

"Perfect house ..everything you might need was there ..spotlessly clean thanks to Stuart and Ann who are always on hand should there be any problems.."

"Although food was buffet style the quality was good and choice plentiful."

"Beautiful hotel, amazing staff. We felt well and truly looked after."

"Check in was a breeze and the apartment is located in a charming village."

"We had a lovely stay. Bit disappointing to find the pool food area was closed, but appreciate the weather wasn’t great. Our room was a little on the small side for a family room as we have a teenager, but was cleaned daily and had all we needed. Food was great and special mention has to go to Ahmed who greeted us all by name every time he saw us…so welcoming and friendly. Bar staff were also great and soon greeted us with knowledge of our drinks. The entertainment venue is a bit dingy and could do with updating, but the team themselves were excellent. We had lovely daily walks along the coastline and loved the hotel cats! All in all a lovely week"

"Rooms were clean and spacious. Showers were nice and hot. Hot tub and gym facilities were nice. Staff was super helpful. Swimming pool was cold but clean. Would’ve been great if the pool was heated. "

"Very spacious, clean and well equipped property. "

"We booked this villa for one week and enjoyed it so much we stayed for two. It’s a very nice, safe comfortable place to stay.Pool is great and gardens are lovely. House is very well designed and everything works. Hard to imagine you’ll find anything better in this area and I can whole heartedly recommend it."

"Spacious property and hosts are fantastic meeting and greeting us late at night. Gardens are lovely with lots of fruit trees (mandarins, pears, Pomellis etc.) which you can pick and eat in season. Field behind us had an irrigation machine going for the first two days including through the night which bothered one guest a lot and in the early morning there were intermittent bangs (like shotguns) to scare the birds, however we quickly got used to it and they became less frequent as the week progressed."