Mediterranean Beach Hotel

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Mediterranean Beach Hotel

Mediterranean Beach Hotel

Beachfront setting on a wide sandy bay Relaxed, family-friendly atmosphere Great spa with indoor heated pool and wellness area Modern, comfortable rooms and family options Watersports available directly from the beach Free Wi-Fi throughout

Official rating ⭐⭐⭐⭐
Rooms 292 | Floors: 6 | Lifts: 5
Board options Bed and Breakfast, Half Board, Full Board
Child age up to 11 years

Overview

Set directly on one of Limassol’s loveliest sandy stretches, Mediterranean Beach Hotel blends a relaxed, family-friendly atmosphere with the polish of a 4-star resort. Expect a wide pool terrace just steps from the beach, a well-regarded spa, and modern, comfortable rooms that work just as well for couples as for families. Multiple restaurants, children’s clubs and watersports on the doorstep mean you hardly need to leave the resort – unless it’s to wander into cosmopolitan Limassol.

Soft golden sand, palm-dotted gardens and a generous lagoon-style pool set the scene at Mediterranean Beach Hotel. From sunrise swims in the indoor pool to sunset cocktails overlooking the Med, this Limassol favourite delivers easy beachside living plus resort-level facilities – including a spa, kids’ club and five restaurants – all under one roof. For couples and families looking to blend Cyprus’s coastal charm with resort comfort, Mediterranean Beach Hotel is a smart choice. Its beachfront setting on Limassol’s south coast means you’re straight onto the sand, with shops and bars around 50m away and the lively resort centre about 11km along the promenade. It’s around 1 hour 15 minutes from Paphos Airport. See more Cyprus holidays.

Map & location


Limassol (Paphos Airport), Cyprus

Limassol is Cyprus’s most cosmopolitan coastal city – a blend of chic marina, historic old town and long, palm-lined seafront. Mediterranean Beach Hotel sits in the Amathus area, a popular stretch east of the centre with its own sandy beach, a run of bars and tavernas, and easy bus or taxi links into town.

Stroll straight from the hotel gardens onto the sand, wander to nearby cafés and mini-markets in minutes, or head into Limassol for designer shopping, wine bars and the castle-district backstreets.

  • • Nearest shops and bars 50m
  • • Limassol resort centre 11km
  • • Limassol marina and old town around 15–20 minutes by taxi (traffic dependent)
  • Approx. transfer time from airport 1 hour 15 minutes (from Paphos – PFO).

Facilities

Pool & outdoors


The heart of the hotel is its main outdoor freshwater pool, with plenty of sunbathing space, sunbeds and parasols. There is also a separate shallow children’s pool, ideal for younger guests, plus a handy pool bar for daytime refreshments.

Inside, you’ll find a heated indoor freshwater pool located in the spa centre – typically heated from 1 November to 1 May – great for cooler days or a quieter swim.

Directly in front of the hotel, the sandy beach shelves gently into the Mediterranean, perfect for paddling and swimming. From here, an external provider operates a range of watersports, from pedalos and canoes to kayaking, windsurfing, inflatables and selected motorised options (all usually at extra charge and weather permitting).

Complimentary pool towels are provided, so you can travel lighter.

Spa, sports & wellness


Wellness is a strong point at Mediterranean Beach Hotel. The air‑conditioned gym features cardio machines, free weights, strength equipment and a stretching area, alongside an aerobics studio for classes such as aerobics, pilates and yoga (programme and charges may vary).

The spa area (typically 16+ years) offers a sauna, steam room, whirlpool, heated indoor pool, and a menu of massages and beauty treatments, plus an on‑site hairdresser for holiday styling (local charges apply).

On the sports side, you’ll find tennis, table tennis, pool and snooker tables, plus organised activities such as athletics-style games and pool‑based fitness.

Evenings bring a mix of in‑house shows, live music and professional performances. In the main summer season (May–October), there’s daily evening entertainment, mini‑disco for younger guests and regular shows; from November to April the programme is usually scaled back to live music and in‑house entertainment several nights per week. Schedules change by season and occupancy.

Activities


? Outdoor pool and heated indoor pool (seasonal)
? Table tennis, pool and snooker (charges for some)
? Tennis court
? Fitness classes such as aerobics, pilates and yoga (seasonal schedule)
? Beach watersports: canoeing, pedalos, kayaking, snorkelling, windsurfing and inflatables (external provider, extra charge)
? Evening entertainment with live music, in‑house and professional shows (programme varies by season)
? Children’s club (4–12 yrs, seasonal) with arts & crafts, games, story time and movie nights

Guest services


?️ 24‑hour reception and concierge
? Luggage storage
? Currency exchange
? English newspapers available (extra charge)
? Equipment hire on request: bottle warmers, fans, kettles and wheelchairs (subject to availability; charges may apply)
? On‑site hairdresser, spa and beauty salon (local charges)
? Daily housekeeping and towel change
? Free Wi‑Fi throughout the hotel
♻️ Certified Sustainable Hotel credentials, with eco‑conscious practices on site

Food & drink

Mediterranean Beach Hotel has an impressive choice of five restaurants and three bars, so you can switch up the flavours throughout your stay.

Aquaria Restaurant is the bright main buffet, serving breakfast and lunch with show cooking; Celeste Restaurant & Terrace takes over in the evening with international buffets and live cooking stations on selected nights.

For speciality dinners, enjoy Italian favourites at Il Tinello, Japanese small plates and sushi at Shumi Sushi Bar, or relaxed Greek and Cypriot dishes at Nautica Bistro (buffet and à la carte at lunch, typically open April–October). Highchairs and kids’ menus are available in family‑friendly venues.

Evenings centre around the stylish Blue Bar terrace cocktail bar, the adults-only Clouds Lounge Bar in the lobby, and a casual pool bar that keeps things easy by the water in summer. A smart-casual dress code applies in most indoor restaurants and bars; swimwear is usually not permitted inside.

Board basis influences which meals and venues are included; some à la carte and premium drinks carry a supplement. Menus, opening hours and seasonal operation may change; check locally for the latest details. What All Inclusive typically includes.

Rooms
Family Room with Pool View Sleeps 2–4


Sleeps: 2–4
As Family Room, but with views towards the pool area from the balcony or terrace.

Family Room with Sea View Sleeps 2–4


Sleeps: 2–4
Family-sized accommodation with a balcony or terrace looking out over the gardens towards the Mediterranean.

Superior Room Sleeps 2–3


Sleeps: 2–3
Modern and comfortable rooms with twin or double bed, balcony or terrace and contemporary décor.

Superior Room with Sea View Sleeps 2–3


Sleeps: 2–3
Adds a sea‑view outlook from the balcony or terrace – a great choice for couples who want those classic Med vistas.

Superior Room for Sole or Single Parent Use Sleeps 1–2


Sleeps: 1–2
All the comfort of a Superior Room but priced for solo travellers or one adult sharing with a child.

Superior Room with Sea View – Sole or Single Parent Use Sleeps 1–2


Sleeps: 1–2
Sea‑view Superior Room tailored to single occupancy or single parent stays.

Premium Room with Pool and Sea View Sleeps 2–3


Sleeps: 2–3
Upgraded rooms in prime locations looking over both the pool and the Mediterranean. Perfect if view is a priority.

Junior Suite with Pool and Sea View Sleeps 2


Sleeps: 2
More generous open‑plan layout, with a sitting area leading out to a balcony or terrace with pool and sea views – ideal for couples seeking extra space.

In‑Room Amenities (typical)


• Flat‑screen TV
• Free Wi‑Fi
• Safety deposit box
• Balcony or terrace
• Hairdryer
• Coffee making facilities
• Minibar (items charged locally)
• Bathroom with bath and shower attachment
• Air conditioning
• Daily cleaning and towel change

*Images indicative; layouts/views may vary. Room configuration, furnishings and views can differ within the same category.

More info

Need-to-know
• Location: Limassol – Amathus area, south coast of Cyprus
• Language: Greek (Greek Cypriot), English widely spoken
• Currency: Euro (€)
• Time difference: GMT +2 hours
• Average flight time from UK: around 5 hours
• Beach: long sandy bay with typically calm, swimmable waters
• Best for: couples, families and friends wanting a beach‑plus‑city style break

Hotel information, facilities and entertainment are subject to seasonal changes, weather conditions and operational decisions by the hotel. Some services and activities incur an additional charge, particularly spa, watersports and premium drinks or à la carte dining.

For entry rules and health guidance see the UK FCDO Cyprus advice.

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FAQs
Is Mediterranean Beach Hotel on a sandy beach?
Yes, Mediterranean Beach Hotel enjoys a true beachfront position on a sandy bay in the Amathus area of Limassol. There are no roads to cross between the hotel and the beach – you simply walk through the gardens and past the pool terrace directly onto the sand.
What board bases can I book at Mediterranean Beach Hotel?
You can typically choose between Bed and Breakfast, Half Board and Full Board. Bed and Breakfast includes your morning buffet, Half Board usually adds either dinner or lunch in the main restaurant, and Full Board includes buffet-style breakfast, lunch and dinner. Drinks, certain à la carte options and premium items are often extra; check your booking conditions for exactly what’s included.
Is Mediterranean Beach Hotel suitable for children?
Yes, this is a family-friendly hotel. There is a dedicated children’s pool, highchairs and kids’ menus in selected restaurants, and a children’s club for ages 4–12 years operating between April and October (hours and days may vary). The gently shelving sandy beach and shallow pool area also make it appealing for families with younger children.
Does the hotel have a spa, gym and indoor pool?
Mediterranean Beach Hotel features a full spa and wellness area, including an indoor heated pool (typically heated November–May), sauna, steam room, whirlpool and a range of massage and beauty treatments, plus an on-site hairdresser. There is also an air-conditioned gym with cardio machines, weights and fitness zones. Some spa facilities and all treatments carry an extra charge and spa access is generally for guests aged 16+.
How long is the transfer from Paphos Airport to Mediterranean Beach Hotel?
The transfer from Paphos Airport (PFO) to Mediterranean Beach Hotel is approximately 1 hour 15 minutes by coach, depending on traffic and any en‑route hotel stops. Private transfers can sometimes be a little faster.
Are watersports available from the hotel?
Yes, a selection of watersports is usually available from the beach directly in front of the hotel, run by an independent local operator. Typical options include pedalos, canoes, kayaks, snorkelling, windsurfing and various motorised activities and inflatables. All are subject to weather and season and are payable locally.
What are the standard check-in and check-out times?
Check-in at Mediterranean Beach Hotel is generally from 14:00, and check-out is usually by 12:00 midday. Early check-in or late check-out may be possible but is subject to availability and may incur an additional fee – you can enquire at reception on arrival or before you travel.
Is Wi‑Fi included at Mediterranean Beach Hotel?
Yes, free Wi‑Fi is available throughout the hotel, including most public areas and guest rooms. Signal strength can vary slightly depending on location and usage, but guests typically find it sufficient for messaging, browsing and streaming on personal devices.
Does Mediterranean Beach Hotel run entertainment in winter?
There is a year‑round focus on relaxed entertainment. Between May and October the hotel usually offers daily evening entertainment including live music, mini‑disco and professional shows. From November to April, the programme is more low‑key, with regular live music and in‑house entertainment on selected evenings, subject to occupancy.