Nostalgia Weekend

This one is not for a while yet, but you might want to book for it way in advance. After filling the Nicosia night life with lots of hits from other decades, the Nostalgia parties will now head to the hills for a weekend party at the Forest Park Hotel in Platres.

The team behind Nostalgia parties has reserved the historic four-star hotel just for party animals to enjoy a whole weekend of fun on June 24-25.

Dance the night away in the ballroom and then enjoy your lazy Sunday at the outdoor pool where the party will continue. The theme for the event is music from the 1930s to the 1970s – which is the golden years of the hotel – spun by DJs Claudio and Mr Fox.

For those interested in taking advantage of a full-package, party weekend, you can book the night at the hotel and enjoy an all-inclusive deal which will include tickets to the night party with an open bar, buffet dinner and breakfast on the terrace. The party by the pool is a free event. To book your room, call the hotel directly on 25-421751 or send an email to [email protected].

Nostalgia Weekend
A party weekend in the mountains. June 24-25. Forest Park Hotel, Platres. Check in and check out at 3pm for those staying at the hotel. Night party at 9pm and pool party at 11am-7pm on Sunday. €270-150 per room at hotel, €25 for Saturday night party if not staying at the hotel. Tel: 25-421751 or 99-224335

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