2-Star Hotels in Paphos District, Cyprus

The experience in this hostel was horrible. It was dirty, it is very unsafe since at night they are allowed to have parties with people drinking, both from the hostel and guests of the clients. They partied until 3 or 4 in the morning without letting people sleep, there was no one to complain during the night. Obviously, in the morning we got up and everything was full of the remains of the party, drinks, dirty glasses... We complained to the hostel management, which has made us dizzy to this day, since they told us that we were leaving to return the money for the two nights we spent there and we have not received any response or compensation from her. I don't recommend it at all.

I stayed for two nights at this immaculately clean, family-run hotel. I chose it for its excellent location, close to great restaurants and conveniently near my workplace in Coral Bay. The hotel also offers its own parking, which is a real advantage in this part of town. Having been family-owned for over 50 years, the hotel’s operations are first-class. The owners were also exceptionally helpful and polite. I would definitely stay here again and would pay a bit extra for a room with a view of the town and sea, but on this occasion, I chose the street view to stay within budget. Thank you Team Axiothea for an excellent stay. Highly recommended!

We have just returned from the Souli Beach Hotel which is situated right on a very, very stoney beach, impossible to walk comfortably on, or go in the sea without beach shoes. The hotel is also situated right next to a very busy main road, so having a room overlooking the front of the hotel, bring ear plugs as morning rush hour traffic extremely noisy. Sea view rooms at the back of the hotel are very nice, but do not get any sun at anytime of the day. Rooms are very dated needing repair and update, someone said it's the same decor and bathroom tiles from when the hotel opened in 1960. We had a 3rd bed in our room which made moving around a tight squeeze. But on the up side the shower is good. The tv in the room only has 1 channel in English and programmes are hit and miss, no news channel, everything in Greek. There is nowhere on the balcony to dry towels, swim suites and the like, an air dryer would be nice to have. Rooms on pool side due to lack of sun find drying anything takes a while. We were disappointed that there was no lounge area with comfortable chairs and sofas where it would have been nice to sit and have a drink, there is a table, a two seater setter and a few plastic chairs, in fact a lot of plastic chairs everywhere. The pool is clean, plenty of sun lounger by the pool and on the lawns. The lawn area and gardens are lovely but A bit of landscaping wouldn't go amiss. Path ways on to the lawn would be nice as there are areas where the grass is very boggy, I lost my flip flop, and for an older person unsteady on their pins as the ground is uneven. Beware of the sprinklers that turn on between 3pm and 4pm. We ate twice in the resteraunt and that was enough. There are 2 wonderful resteraunt one next door The Peryiali Beach, the other a little further down Yialos resteraunt their food was excellent and Souli could take a lesson or two from them. Breakfast was plentiful but same old same old, a change would be nice. Can not fault the staff and service, very polite and helpful Just one word about the ladies and man who cleaned our room FANTASTIC. Souli Beach is suited more for adults, not much for children, not a child insight while we were there, the average age is 50 plus. Souli Beach with a little imagination, effort and of course money could be a really fantastic small family run hotel, with style and comfort, but it appears to rely on repeat clients and coach tours for lunches, and we feel it's getting a bit complacent about its upkeep, and appearance. We talked with other guests who also felt the same as we did. So as a first timer here, unfortunately we will not be returning unless a lot of improvements are made.

A very good stay here, looks like there has been a lot of work put into making the hotel look so good. Unfortunately there is no pool or bar at the hotel. You can use the sister hotel which is about 10 minutes walk away. The room 101, was very comfortable and clean, with a balcony which had sun all day with a bit of shade in the doorway. The shower/toilet is smallish a large person may struggle entering the shower. The room was cleaned each day and towels every 2nd day, however you could ask for a daily change of towels. No fridge in the room, you need to rent one, Air Con was efficient particularly as it was hot and humid at night. Desk Staff were very friendly and a request for extra pillows was answered very quickly. Housekeeping staff were also friendly however their english and my Greek wasn't very good. The only downfall was our expectation of what the buffet breakfast was going to be. In my opinon it was basic, Bread/toast, spread, jams, olives, grapes, bananas (missing one day as not enought), yogurt, 2 x cold meat, 1 x cheese, cucumber, tomato, 2 x cereals, Juice, water, small pastries and tea/coffee. Going by the turnaround of people we saw using the hotel it would seem to be a popular place to stay for short breaks 3 - 4 day. No noise from the nearby bars or restaurants and the roadway being one way was also quiet. There was some building work next to the hotel, unfortunately thjere were a couple of early starts. No lift, I believe there some ground and the rest are first floor rooms. Contary to a previous review there was no evidence of this being a destination for boozy brits seeking a cheap holiday. It is near to Bar street, however there are lots of nice restaurants nearby. Would certainly use the hotel again, perhaps without the breakfast option.

The experience in this hostel was horrible. It was dirty, it is very unsafe since at night they are allowed to have parties with people drinking, both from the hostel and guests of the clients. They partied until 3 or 4 in the morning without letting people sleep, there was no one to complain during the night. Obviously, in the morning we got up and everything was full of the remains of the party, drinks, dirty glasses... We complained to the hostel management, which has made us dizzy to this day, since they told us that we were leaving to return the money for the two nights we spent there and we have not received any response or compensation from her. I don't recommend it at all.

I stayed for two nights at this immaculately clean, family-run hotel. I chose it for its excellent location, close to great restaurants and conveniently near my workplace in Coral Bay. The hotel also offers its own parking, which is a real advantage in this part of town. Having been family-owned for over 50 years, the hotel’s operations are first-class. The owners were also exceptionally helpful and polite. I would definitely stay here again and would pay a bit extra for a room with a view of the town and sea, but on this occasion, I chose the street view to stay within budget. Thank you Team Axiothea for an excellent stay. Highly recommended!

A very good stay here, looks like there has been a lot of work put into making the hotel look so good. Unfortunately there is no pool or bar at the hotel. You can use the sister hotel which is about 10 minutes walk away. The room 101, was very comfortable and clean, with a balcony which had sun all day with a bit of shade in the doorway. The shower/toilet is smallish a large person may struggle entering the shower. The room was cleaned each day and towels every 2nd day, however you could ask for a daily change of towels. No fridge in the room, you need to rent one, Air Con was efficient particularly as it was hot and humid at night. Desk Staff were very friendly and a request for extra pillows was answered very quickly. Housekeeping staff were also friendly however their english and my Greek wasn't very good. The only downfall was our expectation of what the buffet breakfast was going to be. In my opinon it was basic, Bread/toast, spread, jams, olives, grapes, bananas (missing one day as not enought), yogurt, 2 x cold meat, 1 x cheese, cucumber, tomato, 2 x cereals, Juice, water, small pastries and tea/coffee. Going by the turnaround of people we saw using the hotel it would seem to be a popular place to stay for short breaks 3 - 4 day. No noise from the nearby bars or restaurants and the roadway being one way was also quiet. There was some building work next to the hotel, unfortunately thjere were a couple of early starts. No lift, I believe there some ground and the rest are first floor rooms. Contary to a previous review there was no evidence of this being a destination for boozy brits seeking a cheap holiday. It is near to Bar street, however there are lots of nice restaurants nearby. Would certainly use the hotel again, perhaps without the breakfast option.

We have just returned from the Souli Beach Hotel which is situated right on a very, very stoney beach, impossible to walk comfortably on, or go in the sea without beach shoes. The hotel is also situated right next to a very busy main road, so having a room overlooking the front of the hotel, bring ear plugs as morning rush hour traffic extremely noisy. Sea view rooms at the back of the hotel are very nice, but do not get any sun at anytime of the day. Rooms are very dated needing repair and update, someone said it's the same decor and bathroom tiles from when the hotel opened in 1960. We had a 3rd bed in our room which made moving around a tight squeeze. But on the up side the shower is good. The tv in the room only has 1 channel in English and programmes are hit and miss, no news channel, everything in Greek. There is nowhere on the balcony to dry towels, swim suites and the like, an air dryer would be nice to have. Rooms on pool side due to lack of sun find drying anything takes a while. We were disappointed that there was no lounge area with comfortable chairs and sofas where it would have been nice to sit and have a drink, there is a table, a two seater setter and a few plastic chairs, in fact a lot of plastic chairs everywhere. The pool is clean, plenty of sun lounger by the pool and on the lawns. The lawn area and gardens are lovely but A bit of landscaping wouldn't go amiss. Path ways on to the lawn would be nice as there are areas where the grass is very boggy, I lost my flip flop, and for an older person unsteady on their pins as the ground is uneven. Beware of the sprinklers that turn on between 3pm and 4pm. We ate twice in the resteraunt and that was enough. There are 2 wonderful resteraunt one next door The Peryiali Beach, the other a little further down Yialos resteraunt their food was excellent and Souli could take a lesson or two from them. Breakfast was plentiful but same old same old, a change would be nice. Can not fault the staff and service, very polite and helpful Just one word about the ladies and man who cleaned our room FANTASTIC. Souli Beach is suited more for adults, not much for children, not a child insight while we were there, the average age is 50 plus. Souli Beach with a little imagination, effort and of course money could be a really fantastic small family run hotel, with style and comfort, but it appears to rely on repeat clients and coach tours for lunches, and we feel it's getting a bit complacent about its upkeep, and appearance. We talked with other guests who also felt the same as we did. So as a first timer here, unfortunately we will not be returning unless a lot of improvements are made.