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TURKEY four restaurants and three bars.
The Radisson SAS Resort & Spa, The hotel has been designed as a
Cesme, (left) is opening in the next Moorish fortress and has its own
few months, and will have 310 400m stretch of beach.
rooms plus 44 suites. Located in ■ kempinski-somabay.com
the town of Cesme on Turkey’s
west coast, the hotel is targeting TENERIFE
both the leisure and business The Hotel Sir Anthony, part of
markets. There are two restaurants, the Mare Nostrum Resort in
three bars and a Kids Club. Tenerife, will open this spring after
■ radissonsas.com a refurbishment. The new interiors
are Indian-inspired, while vintage
RED SEA furniture from the 50s, 60s and
Kempinski Hotel Soma Bay is 70s creates “an air of old-school
slated to open this quarter, with Hollywood allure”.
325 guest rooms, several suites, ■ hotelsiranthony.com
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CYPRUS and have floor-to-ceiling windows
Amathus Beach Hotel Limassol offering views of the Aegean Sea.
will reopen in April following a VIP privileges include private
major refurbishment project. check-in and complimentary mani-
There is a new reception and cures/pedicures. Each suite sleeps
lobby, a new spa (pictured left), up to two adults and two children.
three new restaurants and an ■ amathus-hotels.com
Amathus Spa & Wellness Centre.
■ amathus-hotels.com SPAIN
The Paradores hotel group is
GREECE investing £150 million over the
Amathus Beach Hotel Rhodes has next three years in modernising 19
also seen major development, with of its 93 properties. Its relaunch
the addition of 37 new Elite Suites, promotion will use social network-
opening in April. The new suites ing sites Facebook and YouTube.
are separate from the main building, ■ parador.es
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