Grecian Bay Hotel

🌊 Beautiful panoramic sea views from many rooms and terraces
🏖️ Direct access to a sandy beachfront just below the gardens
🏊 Large lagoon-style outdoor pool with children’s section and indoor pool
🍽️ Great range of dining options with 5 à la carte restaurants and 2 bars
👨‍👩‍👧 Family-friendly with kids’ club, playground and children’s menus
📶 Free Wi-Fi throughout

Official rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
Rooms: 273 | Blocks: 2 | Floors: 5 | Lifts: 3

Board options: Bed and Breakfast, Half Board, Full Board

Child age: up to 11 years (for room and meal reductions; some facilities have different age limits).
Certified Sustainable Hotel.

Grecian Bay Hotel claims one of Ayia Napa’s most coveted spots, right on a Blue Flag beach yet about 1km from the energetic resort centre. The hotel’s gardens and pool terrace gently slope towards the shore, so you can wander from sunbed to sea in a couple of minutes.

Ayia Napa’s harbour, monastery and buzzing bar scene are within easy reach, but the hotel itself feels calm and self-contained – ideal if you like the option of nights out without sacrificing a peaceful base. Nearby Cape Greco National Forest Park adds coastal walking trails, sea caves and viewpoints for easy day trips.

Beach: beachfront (direct access)
Ayia Napa resort centre: approx. 1km
Ayia Napa harbour: approx. 1.2km

Approx. transfer time from airport: 1 hour 20 minutes from Larnaca (LCA)

Ayia Napa, Cyprus

From lazy buffet breakfasts by the pool to fine dining and beachfront grills, Grecian Bay Hotel offers a surprisingly broad choice for a single resort. Smart-casual dress is expected in most venues, and reservations or supplements can vary depending on your board basis and the season.

Aurora Café Restaurant
Poolside buffet and à la carte venue serving international dishes for breakfast, lunch and daytime snacks. Highchairs and a dedicated kids’ menu make family mealtimes easy. The atmosphere is relaxed but beachwear is discouraged inside.

Esperia Restaurant
The main dinner restaurant, blending buffet and à la carte service with a focus on Mediterranean and international flavours. Expect themed evenings and a more elegant dress code – gents are usually asked to wear long trousers and beachwear isn’t permitted.

Fisherman’s Hut
A beachfront Cypriot taverna-style restaurant (seasonal, roughly May–October) specialising in fresh fish and local dishes at lunch and dinner. Perfect for sunsets with a sea breeze.

Grill Bar
Casual à la carte lunch spot by the pool (seasonal, May–October) with grilled meats, salads and light bites, ideal between swims.

Restaurant D’or
An elegant à la carte restaurant for refined international dinners and special occasions, with an emphasis on attentive service and presentation.

Beach Bar & Cork Bar
The Beach Bar covers daytime refreshments by the water from mid-morning to early evening, while Cork Bar is the atmospheric piano bar open late into the night for cocktails, live music and a more grown-up vibe.

Please note: opening dates, times, reservation policies and what’s included for each board basis can change; check locally for current details.
What All Inclusive typically includes.

The heart of the resort is a large, freeform freshwater pool framed by lawns, palm trees and sea views. A shallow children’s section keeps younger guests close by, while the main pool has plenty of space for laps or simply drifting between lounger and water. Sunbeds, parasols and complimentary pool towels are provided, and there are baby-changing facilities near the pool area.

For cooler days or a quieter swim, head to the indoor freshwater pool, located within the health club. It includes a whirlpool area and is usually heated from November to April, making Grecian Bay a solid shoulder-season choice.

Just beyond the gardens you’ll find the hotel’s sandy beachfront – part of one of Ayia Napa’s spotless Blue Flag bays. The water here tends to be clear and gently shelving, great for paddling or longer swims. Local operators along the bay offer typical beach watersports in season (independently run, charges apply).

Wellness and activity fans are well catered for:

Health Club & Spa
An air-conditioned gym (approx. 08:00–20:00, min age 18) comes equipped with cardio machines, free weights, fixed strength machines, stretching zones and an aerobics studio. The spa area features a sauna, steam room and whirlpool, plus a menu of massages and beauty treatments (charges apply, spa access and some facilities may have a minimum age, usually 12+).

Sports & Fitness
Stay active with aerobics and aqua aerobics sessions, yoga, squash, table tennis and tennis. Some activities are organised as part of a daytime programme, others are on a pay-to-play basis – ideal if you want to mix beach days with something more energetic.

Entertainment
From May to October, Grecian Bay hosts regular evening entertainment – think live music and professional shows. In April, entertainment is more occasional but still includes live music on selected nights. Programmes vary by season and occupancy, keeping the mood sociable but not overwhelming.

Other facilities include:
– 24-hour reception and concierge
– Currency exchange and local information
– On-site hairdresser (charge)
– English-language newspapers (charge)
– Luggage storage and comfortable lobby lounges

Twin Room with Inland View
Sleeps: minimum 2, maximum 3 guests.
Comfortable, classic rooms with views towards the inland side of the property. Each room includes:
– Balcony or terrace
– Flat-screen TV
– Free Wi-Fi
– Safety deposit box
– Bathrobes and slippers
– Bathroom with bath or shower
– Hairdryer
– Coffee making facilities
– Minibar (charge)
– Air conditioning (typically in operation 01 May–31 Oct, according to weather)
– Daily cleaning with linen and towel changes

Twin Room with Sea View
Sleeps: minimum 2, maximum 3 guests.
Similar layout and amenities to Inland View rooms but facing the Mediterranean, with lovely full sea views from the balcony or terrace – a great upgrade if sunrise or sunset over the bay is a priority.

Twin Room with Inland View for Sole Use
Sleeps: minimum 1, maximum 1 guest.
Ideal for solo travellers who want full use of the resort facilities without sacrificing comfort. Facilities mirror the Inland View rooms, with a private balcony or terrace and all core amenities.

Twin Room with Side Sea View for Sole Use
Sleeps: minimum 1, maximum 1 guest.
Offers partial or side-on sea views along with a balcony or terrace, perfect if you’re travelling alone but still want that Mediterranean outlook.

Twin Room with Side Sea View
Sleeps: minimum 2, maximum 3 guests.
Positioned to offer angled views of the coastline and hotel gardens. Facilities match other twin rooms, striking a nice balance between value and a glimpse of the sea.

Twin Room with Sea View for Sole Use
Sleeps: minimum 1, maximum 1 guest.
All the amenities of the standard twin rooms, but reserved for solo occupancy and benefiting from full sea views.

*Images indicative; layouts/views may vary. Room view, size and décor can differ even within the same category. Minibar items and some in-room services may carry a local charge.

💪 Air-conditioned gym with cardio, weights and strength machines
🧘 Fitness activities including aerobics, aqua aerobics and yoga
🎾 Tennis courts and squash court
🏓 Table tennis and games room
🎭 Regular evening entertainment May–Oct with live music and professional shows
🎶 Occasional live music in April

Programme details and some activities can vary with season and occupancy; check the daily schedules on arrival.

🛎️ 24-hour reception and concierge for restaurant bookings, taxis and local tips
💱 Currency exchange and assistance with excursions
🧴 Spa with sauna, steam room, whirlpool and massage/beauty treatments (charges apply; age restrictions may apply)
💇 On-site hairdresser (extra charge)
👨‍👩‍👧 Children’s club (4–12yrs, seasonal), playground and kids’ menus
🪑 Highchairs available in restaurants; baby-changing facilities by the pool
📶 Free Wi-Fi throughout the hotel
🧳 Luggage storage and comfortable lobby areas for early arrivals/late departures

Some services are seasonal or chargeable locally; conditions may change without notice.

Ayia Napa combines 14 Blue Flag beaches with an atmospheric harbour, a restored 14th-century monastery and easy access to the wild headlands of Cape Greco. Expect a lively bar and club scene in peak summer, balanced by quieter months when the focus shifts to coastline, culture and outdoor exploring.

Good to know:
– Flight time from UK to Larnaca: approx. 4.5–5 hours
– Transfer to Grecian Bay Hotel: approx. 1 hour 20 minutes by coach
– Currency: Euro (€)
– Language: primarily Greek Cypriot; English widely spoken in resorts
– Time difference: GMT +2 hours

Hotel information is based on the latest supplier details available and can change, especially regarding entertainment schedules, opening times and seasonal facilities. For entry rules and health guidance see the UK FCDO Cyprus advice.

Grecian Bay Hotel Prices & Book
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Frequently Asked Questions

1. Is Grecian Bay Hotel right on the beach?
Yes. Grecian Bay Hotel is set on a beachfront plot in Ayia Napa, with landscaped gardens and the pool terrace leading directly down to a sandy Blue Flag beach. You can get from your sunbed to the sea in just a couple of minutes.

2. What board options can I book at Grecian Bay Hotel?
You can book Bed and Breakfast, Half Board or Full Board. Typically, Bed and Breakfast includes buffet breakfast in Aurora Café Restaurant, Half Board adds dinner (usually in Esperia Restaurant), and Full Board also includes lunch. Some à la carte venues, premium dishes and drinks may carry a supplement or require reservations, and inclusions may vary seasonally.

3. How family-friendly is Grecian Bay Hotel?
Grecian Bay is a good choice for families who like a quality beachfront base. There’s a children’s section in the main pool, a seasonal kids’ club for 4–12-year-olds, a playground, highchairs and kids’ menus in the main restaurant, plus baby-changing facilities. Standard rooms can accommodate up to three guests, and interconnecting options may be available on request.

4. Does Grecian Bay Hotel have a spa and gym?
Yes. The hotel’s health club includes an air-conditioned gym with cardio machines, free weights and strength equipment, along with an indoor pool and whirlpool. The spa area offers a sauna, steam room and a range of massages and beauty treatments. Some facilities have minimum age limits (typically 12 or 18+) and treatments incur extra charges.

5. Is there evening entertainment at the hotel or do I need to go into Ayia Napa?
During the main season (roughly May to October), Grecian Bay Hotel provides regular evening entertainment such as live music and professional shows, often centred around the bars or terrace. In April, entertainment is more occasional. If you’re after something livelier, Ayia Napa’s bars, clubs and harbour restaurants are about 1km away.

6. How long is the transfer from Larnaca Airport and can I walk into town?
The coach transfer from Larnaca Airport (LCA) to Grecian Bay Hotel usually takes around 1 hour 20 minutes, depending on traffic and any en-route stops. Once you’re there, Ayia Napa resort centre is approximately 1km from the hotel – a pleasant walk or a very short taxi ride.

7. Is Wi-Fi free at Grecian Bay Hotel?
Yes, Free Wi-Fi is available throughout the hotel, including guest rooms and most public areas, so you can stream, browse and keep in touch with ease.