At Herbal Boutique Hotel

📍 Great location in the heart of Protaras
🏖️ Only ~200m stroll to a sandy beach
💆 Relaxing spa with indoor pool, sauna and steam room
🏙️ Modern design across rooms and public spaces
🤝 Welcoming, friendly atmosphere ideal for couples & families
📶 Free Wi-Fi throughout

Official rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐
Rooms: 120 | Blocks: 3 | Floors: 4 | Lifts: 3
Board options: All Inclusive, Half Board, Bed & Breakfast
Child age for standard pricing: up to 11 years

At Herbal Boutique Hotel sits in Protaras, one of Cyprus’ best-loved beach resorts. The main draw is the silky sand and clear, shallow waters of the nearby beach – perfect for paddling, swimming and water sports. Within a few hundred metres you’ll find cafes, tavernas and bars along the main strip, while the resort centre is a pleasant walk or a short taxi ride away.

Protaras itself is more laid-back than nearby Ayia Napa but still offers plenty of buzz at night, with family-friendly venues alongside livelier bars. By day, you can follow coastal trails to string-of-pearl coves, or head out to explore local villages and viewpoints.

• Sandy beach: approx. 200m
• Nearest shops, bars & restaurants: approx. 300m
• Protaras resort centre: approx. 1.5km
• Ayia Napa: around 10km
• Larnaca Airport (LCA): approx. 65km

Approx. transfer time from airport: 2 hours (coach, depending on traffic and hotel stops)

Protaras, Cyprus (Larnaca Airport), Cyprus

Food is a highlight here, with a focus on bright, Mediterranean flavours and family-friendly choice.

Sage Restaurant is the main hub, combining buffet and à la carte service with live show-cooking at breakfast and dinner. Expect a mix of international favourites with Italian, Greek, local Cypriot and French dishes, plus a kids’ buffet and children’s menu. Highchairs are available, and beachwear is politely discouraged at mealtimes.

Two bars keep drinks and snacks coming. The Lobby Bar is your go-to for pre-dinner drinks and evening cocktails, while the Pool Bar (typically open 10:00–20:00) serves drinks and light bites so you don’t have to leave your lounger.

If you opt for All Inclusive, you’ll usually get buffet-style breakfast, lunch and dinner in the main restaurant, plus snacks (including ice cream) between meals for at least three hours per day, and a selection of local alcoholic and soft drinks for a minimum of 12 hours daily (details and times can change seasonally). What All Inclusive typically includes.

Days here tend to revolve around the water. Outside you’ll find a freshwater pool with a shallow children’s section, fringed by sunbeds and parasols. There’s also a second outdoor pool, giving you a choice of spots to relax. Pool towels are provided free of charge.

On cooler days or when you fancy a quieter dip, head to the indoor heated pool, located in the spa area – a calm, light-filled space ideal after a treatment or gym session.

The nearest sandy beach is around 200m away, with gently shelving water that’s well-suited to children and less confident swimmers. In season, you can expect sunbed and parasol hire and a choice of simple beach bars along the coast (local charges apply).

Wellness gets decent billing for a hotel of this size. The spa features a sauna, steam room, Turkish bath, whirlpool and treatment rooms for massages and beauty rituals (charges apply, minimum age usually 8+ for spa access; 16+ for sauna/steam). Opening hours are generally 09:00–20:00 and can vary seasonally.

The air-conditioned gym is surprisingly well-equipped, with cardio machines, fixed strength equipment, a free-weights area, stretching zone and space for aerobics, aqua aerobics and yoga sessions. Some classes may incur a small fee or run only in high season.

Elsewhere you’ll find an indoor play area for younger children, plus a varied entertainment programme with family activities, live music, karaoke and professional shows, especially between mid-May and the end of October. In the quieter winter season, entertainment is more occasional but still includes some live music and water-based activities.

Practical touches include a 24-hour reception, concierge-style assistance, luggage storage and mobility scooter hire and charging (on request, extra charge).

Superior Room Inland View
Sleeps: 2–3 (some options for sole use or single-parent use).
Fresh and contemporary, these rooms typically offer an inland-facing balcony, shower bathroom and all the mod-cons for a comfortable stay. Expect: flat-screen TV, free Wi‑Fi, air-conditioning, in-room safe, mini-fridge, kettle and coffee-making facilities, USB charging port, hairdryer, bathrobes and slippers, and daily cleaning with towel change.

Superior Room Side Sea View
Sleeps: 2–3 (also available for sole use and single-parent use).
As per Superior Inland View but with a side-on glimpse of the Mediterranean from your balcony – a nice upgrade if you enjoy a sea-tinged outlook without paying full sea-view prices.

Superior Room Sea View
Sleeps: 2–3 (also available for sole use and single-parent use).
The best choice for ocean fans, these rooms add a fuller sea view from the furnished balcony. Inside, you’ll find the same fresh décor and handy touches: Wi‑Fi, TV, safe, robes and slippers, mini-fridge, kettle, USB points and walk-in shower.

Deluxe Room
Sleeps: 2–4 (also available for sole use and single-parent use).
More space for couples or families who like to spread out. Deluxe Rooms share the same modern amenities as Superior Rooms, usually with a slightly larger footprint and flexible sleeping arrangements for up to four guests (layout can vary).

Suite Sea View
Sleeps: 2–4 (also available for sole use and single-parent use).
For extra comfort, opt for a Suite Sea View, which typically includes a separate sleeping area and living space, plus a balcony looking towards the Med. Facilities match the upper room types, including flat-screen TV, Wi‑Fi, robes and slippers, coffee and tea set-up, mini-fridge and modern shower room – ideal for longer stays or families wanting a bit more privacy.

*Images indicative; layouts/views may vary.

💦 Two outdoor freshwater pools with kids’ sections
🏊 Indoor heated pool at the spa
🧘 Instructor-led classes such as aerobics, aqua aerobics & yoga (seasonal, some charges possible)
🎭 Regular daytime activities in high season (family games, water-based fun and more)
🎤 Evening entertainment including karaoke, in-house shows, live music and professional acts (programme varies)
👨‍👩‍👧 Family-friendly facilities including indoor soft-play (2–12yrs, supervised; typical hours 10:00–18:00)

🛎️ 24-hour reception and concierge-style assistance
🧳 Luggage storage for early arrivals and late departures
♿ Mobility scooter hire and charging (local charge; on request)
🧴 Spa with sauna, steam room, Turkish bath, whirlpool & massage treatments (charges apply; minimum ages apply)
💇 On-site hairdresser for cuts and styling (extra charge)
🧼 Daily housekeeping and regular towel change
📶 Free Wi‑Fi throughout the hotel
🧴 Pool towels free of charge (deposit system may apply)

Resort insights: Protaras is loved for its string of pristine beaches, clear waters and coastal paths linking bays and coves. It’s relaxed by day with plenty of water sports and boat trips, and offers a friendly, upbeat atmosphere at night, with everything from casual tavernas to lively bars. Ayia Napa’s famous nightlife is just a taxi ride away if you want a bigger night out.

Good to know:
• Currency: Euro (€)
• Language: Greek (Greek Cypriot), with English widely spoken in resort areas
• Time difference: GMT +2 hours
• Average UK flight time to Larnaca: around 5 hours
• Transfer time to Protaras: approx. 2 hours by coach
• Hotel features include 3 blocks, 120 rooms over 4 floors, and lifts in main areas

Information is based on supplier details and may change seasonally; some facilities and activities operate only in high season or may incur local charges. For entry rules and health guidance see the UK FCDO Spain advice.

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Frequently Asked Questions

1. Is At Herbal Boutique Hotel close to the beach?
Yes. At Herbal Boutique Hotel is approximately 200 metres from a sandy beach in Protaras – it’s an easy walk, even with beach bags in tow.

2. Is At Herbal Boutique Hotel suitable for children?
The hotel is family-friendly, with a children’s section in the main outdoor pool, an indoor soft-play area for ages 2–12 (supervised during set hours), and kids’ options in the main restaurant. Standard child age for pricing is usually up to 11 years.

3. What’s included with All Inclusive at At Herbal Boutique Hotel?
All Inclusive typically includes buffet-style breakfast, lunch and dinner in the main restaurant, snacks (including ice cream) for at least three hours per day at the pool bar, and a selection of local alcoholic and soft drinks for a minimum of 12 hours daily. Exact inclusions and serving times may change between seasons.

4. Does At Herbal Boutique Hotel have a spa and gym?
Yes. The hotel has an air-conditioned gym with cardio and strength equipment and space for classes, plus a spa with sauna, steam room, Turkish bath, whirlpool, treatment rooms and an indoor pool. Spa treatments and some services may require an extra charge and have minimum age restrictions.

5. Is there entertainment at At Herbal Boutique Hotel?
From mid-May to the end of October, there’s usually a regular programme of daytime activities and evening entertainment, including family games, live music, karaoke and shows. In the cooler months (November to mid-May), entertainment continues on a more occasional basis, often featuring live music and some water-based activities.

6. How far is At Herbal Boutique Hotel from Protaras resort centre?
The hotel is about 1.5km from the main resort centre of Protaras, so you can either enjoy a pleasant walk or opt for a short taxi ride, especially in the heat of the day.

7. Does At Herbal Boutique Hotel offer free Wi‑Fi?
Yes, complimentary Wi‑Fi is available throughout the property, including the rooms, lobby, pool areas and restaurant.

8. What room types are best for families?
For families, the Deluxe Rooms and Sea View Suites tend to work well as they can sleep up to 3–4 guests and offer more space. Single-parent options are also available in certain room categories. Layouts can vary, so let us know your requirements when you enquire.

9. How long is the transfer from Larnaca Airport?
Coach transfers from Larnaca Airport (LCA) to Protaras generally take around 2 hours, depending on traffic and drop-off points. Private transfers are often quicker.