Cap St Georges Hotel and Resort - Paphos

Overview

Other facilities

The resort has several outdoor pools each adorned with Marazzi Piedra tiles and comfy loungers – The Thalassa Infinity pool with lounger service, The Fun Pool for families to play together and the Happy Seal Kidz pool with games and activities for children. You can head to the 130-metre beach cove which offers both quiet and family zones each serviced with refreshments.

While parents relax kids will be having the time of their life at Happy Seal Kidz Club. Open to children aged 3 to 12 years, it provides learning orientated activities and play (closed on Tuesdays and Wednesdays). There’s also a playground, outdoor cinema and a games lounge with consoles to keep little ones happy.

A resort holiday isn’t complete without a spa, and the Cleopatra Spa by Valmont, Cinq Mondes and Kypwell delivers, with several treatment rooms including a VIP couples suite. The 2585 m2 space holds an indoor pool, a sauna, Banya and aromatherapy rooms. The varied spa menu encapsulates classic massages and facials as well as themed treatments such as the Alps-inspired 12 step therapy or the Cleopatra Bath – which uses milk, local bio honey and pressed rose oil.

If you’re looking to mix up your activity levels, there’s plenty here to entertain. Get involved in tennis, Padel, mini football and beach volleyball or try your luck in the table tennis tournaments. There’s bike and buggy rental available and water sports nearby. You can partake in a range of thoughtfully curated Cypriot experiences, from horse riding and fishing trips to halloumi making, beekeeping and wine tours. Within the resort is Agora Village Square where you can grab designer clothes, jewellery, organic local products and hand-crafted souvenirs from the boutiques. 

Dining information

Each restaurant uses ingredients sourced from the hotel’s own garden ‘Perivoli’ – which supplies citrus fruits, herbs and organic vegetables. Start your day with a breakfast fit for a king at Yeronisos, browse through the rainbow of fruits, towers of breads and pastries paired with local jams and honeys – all elaborately laid on the gold marble buffet station. Grab an omelette from the live cooking station, with eggs sourced fresh from the hotel’s own chickens. Whilst you eat admire the tree inspired pillars indoors or enjoy the sounds of the Mediterranean on the terrace.

Lunch is best taken under the canopy of olive trees at Mesoyios, sample curated Cypriot dishes and crisp local wines while appreciating the panoramic sea views. For dinner Mesoyios plates up Mediterranean classics, while Sapori (an authentic Italian trattoria) delivers hearty Italian fare laden with truffle, rosemary and pesto. Grown-ups will revel in the remarkable dishes at Bonsai, admire the chefs teppanyaki skills, sample excellent sushi and sip on the finest sake. A treasure on the seventh floor, Sky7 hosts special evenings on select weekends, with guest Michelin star chefs – a true fine dining experience with breathtaking sunsets. Make sure you check ahead for schedule and availability.

Throughout the day cocktails, snacks and refreshments are served in the bars and lounges. For poolside sustenance there’s Thalassa Pool Bar and on the beach there’s Kohili Beach Bar (summer only) boasting comfy beanbags, fruity cocktails and DJ sets till late in the evening. The grandiose Chroma Lounge and Lobby bar parades a dramatic black marble bar, a show-stopping chandelier and a raised grand piano. Indulge in their cocktails and champagnes and peruse the loose tea and caviar menus. For adults and children alike, Gelato invites with ice creams, crepes, cakes, pastries and artisan coffees. 

Additional information

The hotel aims to act sustainably by using locally sourced produce for its restaurants and the use of local stone in the building. There are solar panels to heat the water, LED lighting in the rooms and electric vehicles.