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Hotels in Cyprus
13 Hotels
St Raphael Resort
Leoforos Amathountos 502, Pyrgos

Among the multiple upscale resorts that line this stretch of coastline, the 272-room, four-pearl St Raphael Resort stands out for its private marina, generous all-inclusive package that covers some premium alcohol, and especially spacious beach. It has a full spa and fitness center, indoor and outdoor pools, and a wide manicured lawn that sprawls out toward the sand. In high season there are a whopping six restaurants and three bars, most with impressive views of the sea. Rooms have a little beachy charm but overall are dated and underwhelming for this price; at least many have nice sea or marina views. It's well worth comparing rates with the kid-friendly GrandResort right next door, which -- thought also dated -- gets the slight edge in terms of decor. Its beach, however, isn't quite as deep, and its full-board rates don't include booze. 

Kapetanios Odyssia
Enaerios Complex-Seafront Avenue

Kapetanios Odyssia is a simple, three-pearl hotel located in the heart of Limassol, a one-minute walk from the beach and a 20-minute walk to Old Town. There are 159 rooms in total, all of which have furnished balconies and mostly bland interiors. Amenities include a lovely outdoor pool with a mosaic bottom and hydromassage features (renovated in 2016) along with a kids' pool, a playground, and a simple fitness center. The hotel also has a few dining options, with half- and full-board packages available, and there's live entertainment four times a week, with traditional Cypriote dancing once a week. Overall, it's a solid mid-range choice for those wanting to be in the city center, but there are nicer beachfront options just up the coast, such as the all-inclusive St Raphael Resort.

Crown Resorts Horizon
Coral Bay Avenue, PO Box 62727

Crown Resorts Horizon is a three-and-a-half-pearl resort hotel a five-minute walk from the beach at Coral Bay. The 215 rooms here are simple and not particularly memorable, though they all have air-conditioning and lovely balconies, some with sea views. Features are outstanding and include a beautiful lagoon pool with a kids' pool, a gorgeous indoor pool housed in a cave-like room, and tons of incentives for families, including a playground, a seasonal kids' club, and discounted meal packages for young ones. However, the hotel levies a lot of fees -- for everything from Wi-Fi in rooms to the use of mini-fridges and kettles, which can easily put guests off. Travelers should also check out Coral Beach Hotel & Resort, which offers indoor and outdoor pools and has direct access to the beach -- without the fees. 

Pandream Hotel Apartments
Poseidonos Avenue, P.O. Box 60392

The Ciao Stelio Deluxe Hotel
156 Tasou Mitsopoulou Avenue

Overlooking the beach, just south of the Larnaca city center, The Ciao Stelio Deluxe Hotel is a four-pearl adult-only boutique hotel. The 53 rooms and suites here are elegant and sleekly designed, with ample use of white furniture and all sorts of nice amenities and freebies. Facilities here include a lovely restaurant with an upscale vibe where a free and varied breakfast buffet is served, plus a bar and a small meeting room. While there's no fitness center or pool, guests do get free access to the facilities at a large sports complex nearby (and swimming at the beach across the road is always an option). Travelers looking for an upscale hotel with more amenities may be better off at the Golden Bay Beach Hotel, an upscale resort north of the city center.