Our story
On Kyrenia harbour for nearly a century.
The Dome Hotel rose on the Kyrenia waterfront in the early 1930s and is counted among the first European-style hotels on the island. For nearly a century it has welcomed guests in the same place, right in front of the harbour and the sea.
The architecture
The design is attributed to William Douglas Caröe, the British architect behind many buildings in Cyprus. Arched windows, marble floors, high ceilings and terraces opening onto the sea still define the hotel's character.
Kyrenia's meeting place
From its early years the Dome was a centre of the island's social life: balls and receptions, sunsets at the American Bar and terraces reaching into the sea. During the Second World War it was also a temporary home for people arriving from Europe.
Today
The old photographs in the lobby still tell this story. We continue the same hospitality with today's comforts: renovated rooms, a pool, direct sea access, the Anchor Restaurant and an address in the very centre of Kyrenia.
- 1930sThe hotel is built and opens on the Kyrenia waterfront
- 1940sA refuge for people arriving from Europe during the war
- 1950sThe American Bar and Kyrenia's social life
- TodayRenovated rooms, pool and seaside restaurant
