Cynthiana Beach Hotel

Dining at Cynthiana Beach Hotel keeps things relaxed but varied, with a focus on unfussy Mediterranean favourites and sea views on tap.

Artemis Restaurant is the main buffet venue, serving breakfast, lunch and dinner with an international selection and plenty of Greek and Cypriot dishes in the mix. Expect grill items, salads and hot dishes, with highchairs available for younger guests. Smart-casual dress is requested in the evenings (no beachwear; long trousers for gentlemen).

For lighter bites and leisurely lunches, the poolside snack bar offers a mix of international, Italian and Greek options, ideal between swims.

After dark, you’ve got three bars to drift between:
– Argonaut cocktail bar – the sociable evening hub, open roughly 08:00–01:00, with cocktails and occasional entertainment.
– Lobby bar – a quieter spot for a coffee or nightcap, also generally open 08:00–01:00.
– Beach bar – open around 10:00–19:00 by the water, perfect for cooling drinks and casual snacks without leaving your lounger.

Facilities, opening hours and what’s included can vary with board basis and season; some venues may require reservations or carry a supplement. For guests on All Inclusive, see our guide to what All Inclusive typically includes.

The main outdoor freshwater pool is the heart of the hotel, set just above the shoreline with sweeping sea views and a sunbathing terrace lined with loungers and parasols. There’s a shallow children’s section built in, so younger swimmers are never far from the action.

For cooler days or a change of scene, you’ll also find an indoor freshwater pool, handy at the start and end of the season. Baby-changing facilities are available in the pool areas.

Below the hotel, a small sandy patch and rocky ledges step right into the Mediterranean. The water here is wonderfully clear and calm on still days – ideal for a refreshing dip before heading up to the beach bar for a drink with a view.

Stay active between sea swims at the gym, which comes with cardio machines, a free weights area, stretching zone and sauna (minimum age usually 15 years; opening hours approx. 07:00–19:00, subject to change).

Entertainment is low-key but regular in season. Expect:
– Frequent daytime activities from June to late November: small-team games, family fun, water-based activities and racquet sports.
– Occasional daytime fun in spring (late March–May).
– Evening entertainment including bingo, karaoke, live music and a DJ on selected nights (programme varies by season and occupancy).

Families are well catered for with a children’s playground featuring swings, slides and shaded areas (age/height restrictions may apply), plus highchairs in the restaurant.

Other handy facilities include a reception desk offering currency exchange, equipment hire such as kettles on request, and a sprinkling of little extras like English-language newspapers (some services may carry a local charge).

Twin Room with Garden View
Sleeps 2–3. Bright, traditional rooms overlooking the gardens, with either twin beds or a double plus an extra bed for the third guest. Facilities include flat-screen TV, free Wi‑Fi, air-conditioning (seasonal, approx. May–Oct), balcony or terrace, hairdryer, bath with shower over and daily cleaning. Safety deposit box available with local charge in most of these categories.

Twin Room with Sea View
Sleeps 2–3. As per the Garden View rooms but with a balcony or terrace looking out over the Mediterranean. Ideal if you want to wake up to the sound of the waves. Safety deposit box is generally at a local charge.

Twin Rooms for Sole Use (Garden or Sea View)
Sleeps 1. Comfortable options for solo travellers, with the same facilities as twin rooms and a private balcony or terrace facing either the gardens or sea.

Family Room (Garden or Sea View)
Sleeps 3–4. A great choice for small families, these rooms offer extra space and flexible bedding. Expect a double or twin beds plus additional sofa or camp beds, balcony or terrace, flat-screen TV, Wi‑Fi, bath with shower over, air‑conditioning (seasonal) and daily cleaning. Selected family rooms include a safety deposit box free of charge; others may incur a supplement.

Deluxe Sea View Room
Sleeps 2–3. Upgraded sea-facing rooms with more contemporary styling and prime views. Facilities mirror standard rooms – including balcony or terrace, TV, Wi‑Fi and bath with shower – but with a little more polish and comfort.

Superior Rooms (Garden or Sea View)
Sleeps 2–4. Refreshed décor, added space and handy extras such as coffee-making facilities, kettle and fridge. You still get the essentials: flat-screen TV, Wi‑Fi, air‑conditioning (seasonal), balcony or terrace and bath with shower over. Safety deposit box is usually included in these categories.

Superior Suite with Sea View
Sleeps 2–5. Ideal for families or friends, these suites add a living area and extra sleeping capacity alongside a separate bedroom. You’ll have sea views, a balcony or terrace, TV, Wi‑Fi, coffee-making facilities, kettle, fridge, bath with shower and daily cleaning. Safety deposit box typically included.

Executive Superior Suite
Sleeps 2–5. The hotel’s top-level suite category, combining generous space with sea views and upgraded amenities. Expect a separate bedroom and living area, balcony or terrace, flat‑screen TV, Wi‑Fi, fridge, kettle, coffee-making facilities, bath with shower over, air‑conditioning (seasonal) and daily cleaning, plus in-room safe.

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🎯 Frequent daytime entertainment in high season (June–Nov) – small team games, family fun and water-based activities
🎾 Racket sports and light activities in spring shoulder season (late Mar–May)
🏊 Relaxed poolside atmosphere with sea swimming from the hotel’s rocky platforms
🏋️ Gym sessions with cardio and free weights, plus sauna for post-workout unwinding
🎵 Evening entertainment on selected nights – bingo, karaoke, live music and DJ sets (programme varies through the season)

🛎️ 24-hour reception with currency exchange services
📶 Free Wi‑Fi throughout the hotel
☕ Equipment hire from reception, such as kettles on request
🧒 Restaurant highchairs and a children’s playground with shaded areas
🧴 Baby-changing facilities near pool areas
📰 Access to English-language newspapers (subject to availability, local charge for some items)
♻️ Certified Sustainable Hotel credentials for more eco-conscious stays
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Frequently Asked Questions

1. Is Cynthiana Beach Hotel right on the beach?
Yes. Cynthiana Beach Hotel occupies a seafront position on a rocky headland, with direct access to the sea via a small sandy area and rock platforms. You can be in the water within moments of leaving the pool terrace, and there’s a beach bar close to the shoreline.

2. How far is Cynthiana Beach Hotel from Coral Bay and Paphos?
The hotel is roughly 5km from Coral Bay’s main resort strip and about 8.7km from Paphos resort centre and harbour. Kissonerga village is around 1.5km away. Local buses and taxis make it straightforward to head out for dinners, shopping or sightseeing.

3. What board bases are available, and what does All Inclusive include?
Cynthiana Beach Hotel offers Bed & Breakfast, Half Board and All Inclusive. The All Inclusive package generally covers buffet-style breakfast, lunch and dinner in the main Artemis restaurant, plus snacks and ice cream for at least three hours per day and local wine, beer, soft drinks and hot drinks from around 10:00–23:00 at selected bars. Inclusions and timings can change by season, so always check the latest details when you arrive.

4. Is Cynthiana Beach Hotel suitable for children as well as couples?
Yes. While many couples choose the hotel for its relaxed atmosphere and sea views, families are also welcome. Children have access to a shallow section in the main pool, an indoor pool that’s handy in cooler months, a playground with swings and slides, and family room categories. Child age for pricing is typically up to 12 years.

5. What room types can I book at Cynthiana Beach Hotel?
Room options range from simple twin rooms (garden or sea view, including sole-use options for solo travellers) to family rooms, upgraded Deluxe and Superior rooms, Superior Suites with Sea View and larger Executive Superior Suites. Most come with balcony or terrace, seasonal air‑conditioning, free Wi‑Fi, flat-screen TV and a bath with shower over. Some categories include a free in-room safe, while others have this available at a local charge.

6. How long is the transfer from Paphos Airport (PFO)?
Transfer time from Paphos International Airport to Cynthiana Beach Hotel is approximately 1 hour 10 minutes by shared coach, depending on traffic and the number of hotel stops. Private transfers are usually faster.

7. Does the hotel have a spa?
Cynthiana Beach Hotel does not have a full spa complex, but it does offer a gym with a sauna, as well as spaces to relax by the pool or sea. For full spa facilities and treatments, reception can usually recommend options in the Coral Bay or Paphos area.

8. Is there entertainment in the evenings?
Yes. From early summer through to late autumn, the hotel runs a programme of evening entertainment that can include bingo, karaoke, live music and sets from a DJ, usually several times a week. In spring shoulder season the programme is more occasional. Schedules and frequency vary subject to weather and hotel occupancy.

9. What is the dress code in the restaurants and bars?
Daytimes are very casual, but for dinner the hotel generally requests that guests avoid beachwear and that gentlemen wear long trousers in the main restaurant and cocktail bar. Smart-casual tops and footwear are recommended. Dress codes can be relaxed slightly in shoulder seasons but are worth following to keep the atmosphere pleasant for all guests.