From it’s balconies and stunning rooftop terrace, you will enjoy some of the finest views in the whole of the mediterranean. From sunrise to sunset, you will be absorbed by the wonderful panorama, featuring the crystal blue sea, the yachts and the fishing boats twinkling in the marina and the five finger mountain range behind. The White Pearl is open all year round and is a small, family run hotel
where guests are always treated as honoured visitors by the helpful, friendly and always smiling English speaking staff. With it’s unbeatable ambiance the roof top bar and restaurant offers drinks and exotic Indian meals throughout the day and night,with the chance to enjoy the bustle of the harbour below and the breathtaking mountain and sea view, including the magnificent Kyrenia Castle just opposite the hotel, which is lighted up in gold in the evenings while you enjoy your food and drink on romantic summer nights. There are ten rooms, all with en-suite, air conditioning,TV, telephone, mini bar, wireless internet, hair dryer and slippers for your comfort. The hotel lobby has a safety box where you can leave your valuables upon request. Rates are based on bed and breakfast. Lunch and evening meals are by arrangement.All major visa and master cards are accepted. Each room is named after a historic site of Northern Cyprus such as Salamis, Bellapais, Kantara, Buffavento and St. Seven of the rooms have a balcony with a sea and harbour view. From your balcony you can watch the historical castle and the carob warehouses that have been turned into lively little bars and restaurants. The shops, restaurants and castle are all within 2 or 3 minutes walking distance. The main bus depot and shuttle services are only 4 or 5 minutes walking distance away. Transfers from and to the airports can also be arranged. So what else are you looking for? Customer satisfaction is our main principle.We have all you need for an unforgettable holdiday.The White Pearl Hotel really is the pearl of the harbour. Review of The White Pearl Hotel can also be found in the famous tourist guide “The Lonely Planet”.
