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Hotels in Paphos
43 Hotels
Avlida Hotel
Tombs of the Kings Road

The 200-room Avlida Hotel is a reasonably priced, two-and-a-half-pearl property situated across from the Tomb of the Kings. Rooms are quite dated, but equipped with flat-screen TVs, plus some have balconies facing the sea. The hotel has a large pool and there are plenty of loungers to soak up the sun. Casual buffet fare is served in the restaurant, while four bars offer cocktails. Family-friendly activities include a kids’ club, a play area, and a game terrace. The hotel also has an indoor pool and a spacious gym. Travelers might want to compare with the Queen's Bay Hotel, which has similar style, but is right by the beach and has comparable rates.

Louis Imperial Beach
Poseidonos Ave

Situated right on the Mediterranean, just south of the heart of Paphos, Louis Imperial Beach is a three-and-a-half-pearl resort hotel that's particularly popular with British package tourists. The 239 rooms were all remodeled in 2012 and feature furnished balconies, many with views out over the massive pool and to the seashore beyond. There's plenty going on here, including buffet and a la carte restaurants, daytime and evening entertainment, a spa, a fitness center, and indoor and outdoor pools, including one that's strictly for adults. There's also a splash park, a kids' wading pool, and a kids' club. Note that during the busy summer months, all guests are required to book the all-inclusive option. If that's a deal-breaker, check out the nearby sister hotel, Louis Ledra for bed-and-breakfast and half-board options all summer.  

Aquamare Beach Hotel & Spa
Poseidonos Ave, Kato Pafos, PO Box 62654

Aquamare Beach Hotel & Spa is a three-and-a-half pearl all-inclusive optional resort located right on the beach, a short drive from the heart of Paphos. There are 147 rooms and suites in total, all with furnished balconies and minibars, but while Wi-Fi is available throughout the hotel, it costs extra in rooms. Facilities include a fitness center and a spa with 24 treatment rooms and a ton of options, from facials to massages, plus lots for kids, including a playground, a splash pool, and a game room. Travelers may want to compare rates and amenities at Louis Imperial Beach just up the coast, which offers free Wi-Fi and a mix of family-friendly and adult-only facilities.Note that Aquamare Beach Hotel & Spa is closed for renovations during the winter of 2017 and will reopen in May of 2018. 

Olympic Lagoon Resort Paphos
Poseidon Ave, PO Box 62381

Olympic Lagoon Resort Paphos is an upscale all-inclusive resort located right on the beach in Paphos, not far from the city's well-known archaeological attractions. The 276 rooms here are bright and modern, with marble bathrooms and furnished balconies, and some room types feature four-poster beds. There are tons of amenities for families and couples alike, including a couple of kids' clubs for different age groups, five gorgeous lagoon pools (one with a Mayan temple feature and a waterslide), and dining options that run the gamut from Italian to Asian to Cypriote. There's also an adult-only wing with its own dedicated pool. Guests who are not staying in adult-only rooms only get access to the family-friendly areas, even if they've left their kids at one of the kids' clubs. Families should compare rates at King Evelthon Beach Hotel & Resort, which has its own water park.

Amphora Hotel & Suites
Poseidonos Avenue 48

The 95-room Amphora Hotel & Suites is an upscale property that emphasizes minimalist style. Situated on a private beach, the resort is surrounded by expansive green lawns and gorgeous sea views. The guest rooms and common areas are spare but not plain, although some travelers might find them too coolly clinical. Facilities include an outdoor pool, a gym and sauna, and tennis court, but the beach is the primary draw here. The main restaurant serves local specialties, while a beachfront bar and cafe is open seasonally. There are a kids' pool and some playground equipment, but no organized activities for children. Travelers seeking a more active vacation -- especially those with kids in tow -- might want to consider the nearby Louis Phaethon Beach, which has a beach, water park, and a much larger pool area.

Azia Resort & Spa
Leoforos Chlorakas 131, Chloraka

The three-and-a-half-pearl Azia Resort & Spa is a humble seaside property that attracts both families and couples. Rooms feature mountain or sea views from balconies. While the resort has a sandy area on the water, you can't swim here -- the beach is a five-minute walk away. Alternatively, there's an outdoor pool overlooking the sea with a kiddy pool and a swim-up bar. All-inclusive rates are available at the multiple themed buffets and a la carte restaurants, though restrictions can be a nuisance. A modern gym, spa, and kids' and teens' clubs keep everyone active, and there's live entertainment as well. Check out Louis Imperial Beach for something closer to town, though it's slightly more dated.

Kissos Hotel
Vasilissis Verenikis 3, P.O. Box 60355

Kissos Hotel is a low-key, three-pearl option within a 10-minute walk from Lighthouse Beach and Tomb of the Kings, just north of central Paphos. The 144 rooms are blandly decorated and bright; they come with air-conditioning and furnished balconies or terraces (some with direct pool access). On-site facilities abound, and include giant chess, mini-golf, and three pools. There's also a buffet restaurant with all-inclusive options available and a rotation of theme nights. Overall, Kissos is a good value and gets a steady stream of repeat guests. Travelers who'd prefer an affordable spot with direct beach access may want to consider the mid-range Queen's Bay Hotel instead.

Aloe Hotel
Poseidonos Avenue

Aloe Hotel is a three-pearl resort hotel located just across from the beach and a short drive south of Paphos's main archaeological attractions. The 273 rooms here all have balconies and while they are on the plain side, refurbishments slated for 2019 should spruce them up. While the interiors aren't much to look at, this hotel does feature a lovely outdoor pool area with lap and lagoon pools, a bar, and a playground. There are also a couple of restaurants serving buffets for all three meals, but the food isn't very good. Note that all-inclusive packages are available (but not required). Travelers who don't mind being a bit further from the action of Paphos may want to compare rates and amenities at Coral Beach Hotel & Resort, which is a bit snazzier and sits right on the beach. 

Paphos Gardens Holiday Resort
Kleious Street

Paphos Gardens Holiday Resort is a three-pearl resort hotel located a six-minute walk from the beach on a quiet, residential street. It offers 216 rooms and apartments, which have dated decor but are still kept in good repair. Apartments count for about three quarters of the hotel's inventory and feature all sorts of perks for those who want to self-cater, including fully-equipped kitchens with lovely ceramic stovetops and plenty of space. Features are focused mainly on families, and include a couple of pools plus a kids' pool, a kids' club, and a playground. All-inclusive packages are available for those who'd rather not self cater and include a dedicated bar near the pool along with all three meals and drinks. As an alternative, Amphora Hotel & Suites is right on the beach, but has higher rates. 

Apollonia Holiday Apartments
Ikarou 20

The two-and-a-half-pearl Apollonia is an affordable, family-run complex of 20 vacation apartments in the center of Paphos, just a 10-minute walk from the beach. Apartments are dated and kitschy but well-maintained and have fully equipped kitchens. Though the hotel lacks a restaurant or bar, it has a friendly, easygoing vibe that’s ideal for families or couples who want to cook themselves. There are always plenty of lounge chairs at the tranquil pool, as well as a convenient help-yourself snack bar and a shaded children's area filled with toys. However, there is no game room or organized kids' entertainment, meaning youngsters could grow bored during an extended stay. The Aliathon Holiday Village offers a full program of children's activities but rates are higher.