Claiming one of the best sunset views in the area with a number of awards to show for itself including TripAdvisor’s Travellers Choice, this premium hotel deserves its 5 star rating. Settled on a serene seafront with the Paphos hillside appearing in the distance, its location manages to mirror its luxurious facilities.

When you’re not taking advantage of its stylish pool scene, its first-class spa lives up to its high-end reputation with its exotic feel and ornate interiors. On the food front, those who have opted for the All Inclusive programme have a staggering five restaurants to choose from with fine dining experiences included in your package.

High-fashion interiors

Rooms are extremely contemporary in their look and feel. Rope lighting hangs either side of your bed alongside bespoke wooden side tables. As for premium suites, the decor is slightly more elegant with glass-topped tables and grand furnishings creating an air of sophistication. 

All stays come with the basic amenities including a flat screen TV, free Wi-Fi, safety deposit box as well as a bathrobe and slippers for extra comfort. But if you want to treat yourself to a VIP stay, why not book a junior suite with a whirlpool and sea view? What’s more, family and adults only stays are also available if you’re looking for further options.

5 star dining

With five restaurants to choose from onsite alongside seven bars, you’ll be spoilt for choice when it comes to indulging at this premium property. Bed and Breakfast, Half Board and All Inclusive are among the board types available, so all preferences are catered for.  

Katoi: This international buffet restaurant covers your breakfast, lunch and dinner with an adult’s section, kid’s corner and themed evenings keeping things diverse. There’s also outdoor seating should you want to indulge al fresco.

Cipro: This conservatory setting is extremely elegant in its look and feel with white walls and tablecloths complementing its patterned marble floor. Open for dinner-only and specialising in Italian fare, treat yourself to pizza and pasta alongside a selection of light desserts.

OKU: With indoor and outdoor seating, grab a table and tuck into the finest Asian cuisine with assortments of sushi whetting your appetite. You’ll also find Thai green curry and meat-filled noodle dishes for something more substantial. 

The Tree Deck: This adults-only setting is as idyllic as it sounds. With shaded seating sitting under the trees, choose from the many grilled options gracing its a la carte menu as you enjoy views which extend all the way to the Mediterranean. And if that wasn’t romantic enough, the tables are lit by candles.

Akamas Terrace: If you’re looking for another romantic experience, this al fresco spot splits dinner into two a la carte offerings including flaming French cuisine cooked in front of your eyes to local mezzes made from Cyprus’ most authentic ingredients. Families can dine here from 7pm to 8.30pm, but after 9pm it becomes adults-only. 

Cava Bar: Open most of the day from 10am to midnight, this adults-only spot serves a range of branded and non-branded drinks with live performances entertaining guests every evening.

Yialos Pool Bar: Cocktail from the pool anyone? Head to this swim-up number and order a cold beverage as you float in the water.

Avra Adults-Only Pool Bar: Strictly for grown-ups only, escape to this pool bar when you need a break from the kids or just fancy a convenient snack. 

Lobby Lounge: Light entertainment and gentle background music sets the tone at this laid-back lounge bar. As for drinks, you have a wide selection, many of which are part of the hotel’s All Inclusive programme.

The Stage Area: This is where you can catch professional shows put on by the entertainment staff with an outdoor stage hosting all the singing and dancing action. 

*Please note – reservations may be required and it’s important to check what is included in your board type.

Adults-only areas & children’s facilities

There’s a real mix of facilities at this well-rounded hotel. Adults can take advantage of their own space with facilities designed for mature guests including dining options, a tranquil garden, sunbathing section, pool as well as a choice of activities. The spa is another must for grown-ups with its luxury feel from its calming atmosphere with an emphasis on nature and luxury Elemis products promising deluxe treatments. Plus, with private hammams, an amethyst steam bath and yoga room as well as refreshments on hand and burning incense sticks – there’s no wonder its award winning.

Mini guests haven’t been forgotten about either, the hotel also features a kid’s spa where a menu of treatments have been designed for pampering loving little ones. There’s also a selection of kids’ clubs to choose from whether you’re holidaying with a restless new baby or hard-to-please teens. The lagoon style pools are perfect for staying cool in the sun, while the surrounding hammocks and loungers are ideal for lengthy sunbathing stints. On-the-go types will much prefer battling it out on the tennis court or working up a sweat in the gym, not to mention visits to the driving range and mini golf which sits adjacent to the hotel.

A Mediterranean gem

With its west-facing position overlooking the Mediterranean, this hotel has bagged an excellent location. You’re just steps away from the stunning Paphos coastline when you fancy a saltwater dip and the airport is just 30 minutes down the road. 

You can’t come to Cyprus without delving into its past, so you’ll be happy to discover two of its biggest ancient findings are a couple of miles away. That’s right, Paphos Archaeological Park and the Tombs of the Kings are just a short car or taxi journey down the road.