City of Dreams Mediterranean

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City of Dreams Mediterranean

City of Dreams Mediterranean

Perfect for dining – pan-Asian, French, steakhouse & all-day options High-end, cosmopolitan integrated resort near Limassol Ultra-contemporary décor and cutting-edge design throughout Fantastic Aqua World & 5,000sqm Adventure Park for all ages Excellent choice of à la carte restaurants and stylish bars Free Wi-Fi throughout

Official rating ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
Rooms 500 | Floors: 15 | Lifts: 8
Board options Bed and Breakfast, Half Board
Child age up to 12 years (for child pricing in standard rooms)

Overview

Sleek, sky-high and unapologetically glamorous, City of Dreams Mediterranean brings full-scale Vegas-meets-Med energy to Limassol’s west side. Think ultra-contemporary rooms, four outdoor pools, a huge Aqua World and Adventure Park for families, fine dining with pan-Asian and French flair, and one of Europe’s largest casinos – all wrapped into a single, high-end resort. Whether you’re here for designer shopping, spa days, or next-level entertainment, this is Cyprus on a bigger, bolder canvas.

Towering above western Limassol with sweeping views to the Troodos mountains and Mediterranean, City of Dreams Mediterranean feels more like a self-contained city than a simple beach hotel. Grand lobby vistas, statement architecture and shimmering pools set the tone, while the on-site casino, designer boutiques and destination restaurants bring a cosmopolitan buzz that runs late into the night. For couples and families who like their Cyprus stays bold and upscale, City of Dreams Mediterranean delivers big-resort drama with city-break energy. It’s around 1 hour from Larnaca Airport, with Limassol’s seafront, old town and beaches a short taxi ride away. See more Cyprus holidays.

Map & location


Limassol, Cyprus

Set on the western edge of Limassol, City of Dreams Mediterranean gives you an elevated vantage point over Cyprus’ second city. You’re not right on the beach, but within a short drive of Limassol’s long arcs of sand and lively promenade. The buzzing marina, old town and high-street shopping are close enough for easy evenings out, while the resort itself packs in more than enough to fill your days without ever leaving the complex.
  • Approx. transfer time from Larnaca airport (LCA) 1 hour

Facilities

Pool & outdoors


Pool days here are seriously dialled up. There are four outdoor freshwater pools, including:

– A large main pool with spacious sunbathing terraces, loungers, parasols and towel service
– A relaxed adults-only pool for quieter swims and laid-back sunbathing
– A separate family-friendly pool plus a children’s pool with slides and a shallow section

You’ll also find Aqua World and a splash park zone, packed with sprinklers and spouts that younger guests will love (opening dates and any age/height restrictions can vary by season). For cooler days or a spa-style splash, there’s an indoor heated pool within the wellness area, usually heated between November and March.

Beach fans can head to Limassol’s nearest sands around 2km away, where long Blue Flag stretches and a palm-lined promenade make for easy-going days by the sea.

Spa, sports & wellness


The resort’s wellness and activity line-up is extensive. Fitness fans have an air-conditioned gym with cardio kit, strength machines, free weights, a stretching area and an aerobics studio, typically open 06:00–22:00.

In the spa, expect a serene indoor pool, sauna, steam room and whirlpool, plus a full menu of massages, facials and body treatments, along with a salon and on-site hairdresser (all spa and beauty services incur extra charges and are subject to local opening hours).

Sports lovers can take advantage of the Marcos Baghdatis tennis academy (with coaching and courts payable locally), squash courts and a varied entertainment programme. The standout, though, is the huge Adventure Park: a 5,000sqm outdoor playground with high ropes, zipline, climbing wall, 18-hole mini-golf, trampoline zones and a “sinking ship” playground. Opening days differ between winter and summer, so check the weekly schedule on arrival.

Shopping is a serious affair too, with designer boutiques featuring brands like Cartier, Damiani, Hublot, Zenith, Tumi and more. And when night falls, Europe’s largest integrated casino complex offers gaming, live events and late-night buzz (local age and entry restrictions apply).

Activities


? 5,000sqm Adventure Park with zipline, high ropes, climbing wall, mini-golf & trampolines
? Aqua World & splash park with sprinklers, spouts and children’s slides
? Multiple outdoor pools plus indoor heated pool at the spa
? Marcos Baghdatis Tennis Academy & squash courts (local charges for coaching/court hire)
? Regular daytime activities: team sports, racket sports, family games, water-based fun (seasonal)
? Full evening entertainment with live music, DJs, in-house shows and professional performances (programme varies by season)
? On-site casino with slots, table games and live events (age & entry restrictions apply)

Guest services


?️ 24-hour reception with concierge and luggage storage
♿ Equipment hire including motorised scooters, wheelchairs and pushchairs (charges apply)
?️ Designer shopping arcade featuring brands like Cartier, Damiani, Hublot, Zenith & more
? Full-service spa, beauty salon and on-site hairdresser (extra charge)
? Children’s club (4–12yrs), playground and kids’ buffet options
? Pool towel service and baby-changing facilities at pool and spa areas
? Currency exchange, English-language newspapers and on-site mini-market
? Free Wi‑Fi in rooms and throughout public areas

Food & drink

Dining is a major highlight at City of Dreams Mediterranean. Aura is the all-day hub, blending buffet and à la carte service with live cooking stations for international and local Cyprus flavours, plus a kids’ corner with child-friendly buffet and menus. For elevated evenings, Amber Dragon serves refined Chinese and Japanese dishes with show-cooking, while Anais brings a grown-up French Riviera mood in an adults-only setting.

Prime Steakhouse specialises in premium cuts alongside Italian, Spanish, Greek and Cypriot dishes, ideal for indulgent date nights or family celebrations. Bar-wise, you’ve got a sophisticated adults-only lounge at Center Stage, a relaxing lobby café and lounge, a pool bar for daytime refreshments and bites, and a rooftop Veranda Café with coffee and cocktails when the weather and occupancy allow.

Smart dress codes may apply in the à la cartes (no beachwear; long trousers requested for gentlemen), reservations are often required and supplements can vary depending on your board basis and season. Always check the latest information on arrival.

Want to know what you usually get on an All Inclusive break, even though this hotel is B&B and Half Board? What All Inclusive typically includes.

Rooms
Junior Suite Sea View


Sleeps: minimum 2, maximum 4 (plus 1 infant).
Junior Suites add extra space and elevated sea views, ideal if you want a bit more room to spread out. Facilities mirror the Superior Rooms – including flat-screen TV, Wi‑Fi, balcony or terrace, Nespresso coffee machine, kettle, bathrobe and slippers, hairdryer and chargeable minibar – plus a lounge-style area in many suites. Bathrooms come with a bath and separate shower, and you’ll enjoy turndown service as standard.

Premier Room with Mountain View / Scenic View


Sleeps: minimum 2, maximum 3 (plus 1 infant).
Premier Rooms turn up the luxury with stylish décor, balconies looking towards the mountains or wider scenic vistas and added in-room touches. As well as the core amenities (flat-screen TV, Wi‑Fi, safe, Nespresso machine, kettle, stocked minibar* and bath with separate shower), you’ll have a pillow menu, USB charging ports and enhanced turndown service. Air conditioning typically operates seasonally (approx. April–October).

Premier Family Room with Mountain View / Scenic View


Sleeps: minimum 3, maximum 4 (plus 1 infant).
Designed for families who want both space and style, these rooms add flexible sleeping options and family-friendly layouts. Facilities include flat-screen TV, Wi‑Fi, safety deposit box, balcony, Nespresso coffee machine, kettle, pillow menu, USB charging ports, bathrobe and slippers, hairdryer, fully stocked minibar* and a bathroom with bath and separate shower. Daily cleaning keeps everything fresh after busy days at Aqua World.

Sky Suite


Sleeps: minimum 2, maximum 3 (plus 1 infant).
High-floor suites with impressive views and outdoor space with sunbeds, perfect for lazy afternoons between pool sessions and dinners. Inside, you’ll find flat-screen TV, Wi‑Fi, safe, Nespresso machine, kettle, pillow menu, USB charging ports, minibar*, bathrobe and slippers and a bath plus separate shower. Turndown service and seasonal air-con (approx. April–October) come as standard.

Panoramic Suite


Sleeps: minimum 2, maximum 3 (plus 1 infant).
The most indulgent pick for added wow-factor. Panoramic Suites offer expansive windows or terraces, many with loungers or daybeds for soaking up the Limassol skyline. Expect all the premium touches: flat-screen TV, Wi‑Fi, Nespresso coffee machine, kettle, pillow menu, USB charging, minibar*, bathrobe and slippers, hairdryer and a bath plus separate shower, alongside daily housekeeping and turndown service.

*Images indicative; layouts/views may vary.
*Mini bar items are chargeable locally.

More info

Cyprus uses the Euro (€) and the local language is Greek Cypriot, though English is widely spoken in Limassol and throughout major resorts. Flight time from the UK to Larnaca is around 4.5–5 hours, with an onward transfer of roughly 1 hour to City of Dreams Mediterranean.

Limassol itself blends modern high-rises and a glamorous marina with a charming old quarter, Blue Flag beaches and a palm-lined seafront promenade. Expect lively nightlife, excellent restaurants and easy access to the island’s wine villages and Troodos mountains for day trips.

Hotel information, opening dates and facilities can change seasonally or due to operational reasons; some activities and services may incur extra charges or require pre-booking. Age, height or weight restrictions can apply for Aqua World and the Adventure Park. For entry rules and health guidance see the UK FCDO Spain advice.

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FAQs
Is City of Dreams Mediterranean on the beach?
No – City of Dreams Mediterranean is set slightly inland on the western side of Limassol rather than directly on the beach. The nearest beach is around 2km away, and you can reach Limassol’s long coastal strip and promenade easily by taxi or hire car.
Is City of Dreams Mediterranean suitable for families?
Yes, very much so. The hotel has a children’s pool with slides and shallow areas, Aqua World splash park, a 5,000sqm Adventure Park with zipline, high ropes and mini-golf, a playground, and a children’s club for ages 4–12 years that runs extended hours with games, crafts, movie nights and more. Family rooms and kids’ menus are also available.
What board basis can I book at City of Dreams Mediterranean?
You can choose between Bed and Breakfast and Half Board. Half Board includes buffet-style breakfast and either buffet or à la carte dinner in Aura Restaurant, depending on occupancy. When dinner is à la carte, guests receive a dining credit per adult and per child to spend in Aura – details can vary by season, so check the latest information in resort.
Does City of Dreams Mediterranean have a dress code?
A relaxed, smart-casual dress code applies in several of the restaurants and bars. Beachwear is not usually permitted in the evening, and gentlemen are often asked to wear long trousers in à la carte restaurants such as Amber Dragon, Anais and Prime Steakhouse. For the casino, additional entry requirements and dress expectations may apply.
How far is City of Dreams Mediterranean from Limassol centre?
The resort is approximately 5.3km from Limassol resort centre, where you’ll find the marina, old town, shops, bars and a wide choice of restaurants. A taxi ride usually takes around 10–15 minutes depending on traffic.
What are the pool and aqua facilities like for children?
Children have their own dedicated freshwater pool with slides and a shallow section, plus a main pool with children’s area. There’s also Aqua World and a splash park area with sprinklers and spouts. Inflatables and water toys are generally permitted in the children’s pool, but specific rules and opening hours can change seasonally and age, height or weight restrictions may apply.
What time is check-in and check-out at City of Dreams Mediterranean?
Check-in is typically from 15:00 and check-out is usually by 11:00. Early check-in or late check-out may be available on request and subject to availability and extra charges – speak to reception on arrival if you’d like to arrange this.
Is Wi‑Fi available at City of Dreams Mediterranean?
Yes, complimentary Wi‑Fi is available throughout the hotel, including in guest rooms and most public areas, so you can stay connected whether you’re poolside, in the lobby or back in your suite.
Does City of Dreams Mediterranean offer spa and wellness facilities?
Yes. The spa includes an indoor heated pool, sauna, steam room and whirlpool, plus a menu of massages and beauty treatments. There’s also a gym with cardio and strength equipment and an aerobics studio. Spa and beauty services are payable locally and opening hours can vary by season.
Are there adult-only areas at City of Dreams Mediterranean?
While the resort is family-friendly overall, certain spaces are reserved for adults, including an adults-only outdoor pool, the Anais French restaurant and venues such as Center Stage lounge bar and the casino. Age restrictions and operating hours are set locally and may change across the season.