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Lordos Hotels Holdings Public Ltd

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Lordos Hotels Holdings Public Ltd is a Cyprus-based hotel operator. The Company owns and manages the Golden Bay Beach Hotel, a five-star hotel with 195 rooms that is situated at Larnaca Bay. Through its 80% owned subsidiary, Golden Coast Ltd, it also manages the Golden Coast Beach Hotel, a four-star hotel with 204 rooms that is situated in the resort of Protaras. The Company is also indirectly engaged in the operation of Lordos Beach Hotel, a four-star hotel with 173 rooms that is also situated at Larnaca Bay.

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  • Incorporated1973
  • Employees416.00
  • Location
    Lordos Hotels Holdings Public Ltd10, Kantaras str., PylaLARNACA 7081CyprusCYP
  • Phone+357 24646880
  • Fax+357 24645880
  • Websitehttps://lordos.com.cy/
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