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Paphos
Set adjacent to the ancient Tombs of the Kings, and located directly
on the beach, this resort enjoys uninterrupted views of the Mediterranean
Sea and has been sensitively designed in a palatial style primarily
influenced by the Byzantine era. The cultural references of its architecture
evoke the rich history of Cyprus and combine elements from Greek,
Roman, medieval and Venetian times. A blend of local stone, marble
and timber, warm muted colours and decorative features such as mosaics,
arches and columns reflect the aims of the designers to create a
sense of place and tradition, where guests can enjoy a relaxing and
stimulating holiday in a peaceful and secluded environment. |
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Next to the historic Tombs of the Kings, hotel accommodation comprises
a selection of stylish rooms. The double-height Cypriot loft rooms
have a stylish mezzanine sleeping gallery whist the family suites
have a separate living room for a little extra space. Many of the
luxurious Royal Studios offer private pools while the secluded
Royal Garden Villas sit around a lemon tree-lined village square,
each with a private garden and plunge pool. For the ultimate decadence,
there are the Royal or Queen Verenikis Suites, oozing absolute
luxury and space. |
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Cyprus
hotel Elysium - Accommodation: The 250 bedrooms offer a variety
of accommodation making the resort ideal for families and couple
of all ages, including the standard ethereal rooms, the Cyprian
Loft rooms, Royal garden villas and luxury apartments both with
private pools - which constitute the "Megaron" - as well as
a colonnaded sunken heated pool. |
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Room
Facilities: All rooms have
en-suite
bathroom,
a
balcony or terrace,
air-conditioning,
central
heating,
direct
dial telephone,
satellite
television and pay T.V,
mini
bar, cafe,hair-dryer and a magnifying mirror.
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Dining is also a key focus at the Elysium with a choice of four
restaurants, as well as cafe and bars. The style of cuisine includes
local specialties and international dishes offering everything
from delicious gourmet menus to appetizing healthy options, using
locally grown fresh ingredients from the hotel's own plantation
located adjacent to the property. |
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Gourmet
menus featuring fresh produce selected daily. Restaurants include
the award-winning Cava, the Lemonia Piazza with themed evenings,
the Epicurian restaurant with live entertainment, and the Mediterraneo
seasonal taverna. Bars include the Cocktail Bar, Occidental,
Oriental, Astria and Pool & Wet Bar. |
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Considerably
less crowded than other resorts, Paphos boasts a delightful harbour
with a medieval fort, plenty of historic attractions including
the Tombs of the Kings, which can be easily accessed from the
hotel's gardens, and an assortment of shops, cafés and
restaurants. A shoreline pathway enables guests to access the
coastline to Paphos harbour.Located behind the harbour are mosaics
of Paphos and an amphitheatre with an ancient marketplace, which
is overlooked by the old lighthouse. At the Aphrodite Water Park,
just five minutes from the hotel, families can enjoy large and
small water slides of all descriptions. |
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As well as the world-class Opium Health Spa, other facilities include
a fully equipped gym, heated indoor and outdoor pools, tennis courts,
boutique, games room, snooker room and diving school. The multi-level
outdoor swimming pool features a hydropool rotunda in the centre. |
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Swimming pools are designed like an amphitheatre providing many
levels of sunbathing areas
Giant
multi-level outdoor pool with hydromassage.
Sunken
heated pool (outdoors)
Indoor
heated pool
Tennis
courts
Greek
style amphitheatre for shows and performances
Animation programme
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