Amalia Apartments in Polis Chrysochous

The place was so dark, dank, dirty I did not stay. I thought the electrics were dangerous as sockets and some lights did not work. The curtains were hanging off and the kitchen curtains were hanging over the cooker, a definite fire hazard. Everything was dated and dirty. There was a bed under the stairs in the living area. The sofa faced the bed and had a dirty throw as did the chair. The keys were in the front door, the patio door was open and the back door was open. I did not feel safe as a lone traveller. Outside was dirty and unkempt and the ashtray was full on the outside table. The main bedroom had a very large step into it, the floor bends as you walk on it, neither socket on either side of the bed worked and had mismatched lamps. Only on light worked and neither had lampshades. The sheet was dirty. A camp bed was stored in what might be described as a 2nd bedroom but you had to walk through this room to get to the bathroom. The toilet handle had mould growing on it, the sink was coming off the wall and there were ants. The light in the bathroom did not have a cover. Outside the back door of No 5 there was a washing machine in use and another camp bed. There were broken tiles around the patio area and a broken chair. There were hardly any sunbeds around the pool.