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DESTINATIONS LIMASSOL GREECE & CYPRUS Tried & Tested PARKLANE, A LUXURY COLLECTION RESORT & SPA, LIMASSOL


Parklane, formerly Le Meridien Limassol, is set in 100,000 sq m of landscaped gardens on the southern coast of Cyprus. With 274 spacious rooms and suites, it’s ideal for couples and families, with adult-only Lifestyle Suites, some with private pools, and two-storey Park Suites.


Kids get their own club, mini


football pitch and pool, and aspiring footballers will love the chance to train with international players on selected dates. There’s plenty of choice for


foodies too, including dry-aged steak at The Grill, Italian at Il Teatro, catch of the day at the


alfresco Islands, sushi at The Gallery and Cypriot treats at Dafne. The 3,000 sq metre spa puts the


focus on thalassotherapy, with two outdoor and two indoor seawater pools and cutting-edge treatments from luxe skincare brands such as Voya. There’s also a barber, hair salon and the high-tech Parkfit


gym, along with three tennis courts, four swimming pools – one indoor – and a water sports centre. If you can tear yourself away, the


concierge can help guests explore the island. Book it: A night’s B&B starts at £268 in a Superior Inland room. parklanecyprus.com


Tested by: Sarah Gilbert 38travelweekly.co.uk2 May 2019


PICTURES: MATTHEW SHAW; ROMOS KOTSONIS; SARAH GILBERT


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