Azia Resort & Spa - Paphos

Overview

Other facilities

The three different pools include a lagoon-style pool with a swim up bar, a tiered adult-only pool with massage jets and underwater loungers, and an indoor waterfall pool that’s heated in the winter. The vast main pool faces the sea and is surrounded by sun loungers, while the indoor pool retains a tranquil atmosphere next to the luxurious spa. At the spa, you can also make use of the sauna, private hammam, hot tub or aromatherapy steam room. A variety of treatment experiences are available here and there’s even the opportunity for children to have a shoulder massage. Elsewhere, there’s a fitness room and yoga studio.

Families are well catered for at the hotel with a baby creche and supervised kids’ club that offers a playroom, creative workshops and evening discos, for children up to the age of 12. Teens are looked after, too, with a games room featuring video games, arcade games, pool table, mini-football table and computers, and a full line-up of activities – like sports, social events and film screenings. Other recreational activities are available to all, including archery, aqua aerobics, football, table tennis, shuffleboard, French boules, water polo and a variety of pool games. You can play tennis in court or rent bicycles to explore the local area, followed by a relaxing evening of live music and themed shows at the outdoor stage.

The resort is also committed to sustainability, owning farmland which provides fresh produce to the kitchens and featuring award-winning interior design indoors, utilising natural and recycled materials. The resort also endeavours to minimise waste and reduce their carbon footprint.

Dining information

The hotel owns the nearby Morokambos Plantation, where they source fresh produce to use in all the restaurant’s kitchens. You’ll find a tempting buffet spread for breakfast, lunch and dinner served daily in Katoi, which includes exotic fruits, fresh juices and homemade fruit preserves. This stylish venue presents international themed dinners each evening, with live show cooking and special seating areas for families and adults.

There are various dining options available, and many restaurants offer specific adult only dining hours too. OKU is a Japanese-themed restaurant that faces the sea, and Cipro is an elegant Italian restaurant, set in an exquisite marble conservatory. Adults only can savour local meze, Greek and Cypriot specialities at the Tree Deck, set in romantic Mediterranean gardens. Akamas Terrace provides flame cuisine, overlooking the sea and Coconut Terrace serves casual Mexican, American and British inspired wraps and barbecue dishes.

If you feel peckish during the day, Azia to Go offers light alternatives to a full meal, serving pastries, light snacks, pizzas, hot dogs and more for all-inclusive guests. Atmospheric drinks venues include the Cava Bar, two pools bars and lobby lounge. There’s also an outdoor professional stage area for live music and themed shows, and an adult-only pool bar offers cocktails, snacks, ice creams and non-alcoholic drinks. Premium Lounge is available complimentary to those staying at the Premium or Adults Only accommodation. The quiet indoor lounge with outdoor sitting area serves a continental breakfast, afternoon tea and pre-dinner aperitifs each day.

The half board package includes breakfast and lunch or dinner at the buffet restaurant. You can also visit the Cipro restaurant once per week and receive a food credit towards alternative a la carte dining. If you’re staying on half board in a Premium or Adult-Only room, you can also access a small tasty continental breakfast, afternoon tea and pre-dinner aperitifs at the Premium Lounge.

Please note, restaurants are subject to individual operating schedules – some menus may change location and some venues may be open seasonally or subject to weather. 

Additional information

There is a casual dress code at both pool bars, the snack bar and Premium Lounge, so shorts and T-shirts can be worn in these areas. In the evening, all restaurants and bars have a smart casual dress code, so long tailored shorts are allowed, but you should not wear flip-flops or sleeveless T-shirts.