Das Cavo Zoe Seaside Hotel befindet sich direkt am Strand in Paralimni. Dieses Vier-Sterne-Hotel verfügt über 72 Zimmer, von denen einige Meerblick bieten.
Für Familien am Meer
Das Kinderbecken, der Spielplatz und die Kinderkrippe machen das Hotel familienfreundlich. Gäste können auch den Pool, das Spa und den Fitnessraum nutzen.
Ausstattung & Merkmale
Anreise / Abreise
14:30 / 12:00
Max. Personen pro Zimmer
3
Aussichten
Meerblick
Anzahl der Zimmer
72
Baujahr
2003 (renoviert 2023)
Bezahlen im Hotel
Visa, Maestro, JCB, Mastercard, Visa Electron, Diners Club, bar
Personenanzahl
3 Personen
Lage
Am StrandDirekt am StrandGarten / TerrasseMeerblick
The hotel is small with a boutique filling. Located in a very quiet area which it’s absolutely gorgeous. The style of the hotel is one of the beautiful hotels I’ve seen! A lot of thought put to it! The pools are amazing and the view is perfect! The employees here are very nice and welcoming!! The gym has a lot of variety of machines, the yoga lessons are very nice! The food in the breakfast and dinner is amazing!! Cocktails are good, I love it that you don’t feel that the hotel is full of people even though it is. It’s very quiet even with music so it’s perfect. Thank you so much for and amazing stay!
One of the worst all-inclusive experiences I’ve ever had, avoid.
We stayed at Cavo Zoe for 7 days for my brother’s wedding, and what should have been a memorable and enjoyable week was seriously let down by this hotel. Having paid for an all-inclusive package, we expected a reasonable standard of food, drinks, service and organisation. Unfortunately, Cavo Zoe failed on almost every front.
From the moment we arrived, things were disappointing. Because we had missed dinner, we were given what was supposedly our “dinner” in a paper bag. It consisted of bread, an apple and a collection of random pieces of food. It honestly looked like a children’s packed lunch from the 1990s. For an all-inclusive hotel, this was frankly embarrassing and hardly the welcome we expected after travelling to Cyprus.
The room was nothing special, perfectly average. Maid service was one of the few positives, and the staff were good, although it did seem to end quite early in the day.
Then there was the food. Quite simply, it was awful. The quality was so poor that we quickly stopped looking forward to eating at the hotel. On one occasion, the fish smelled off, while the chicken was so dry and tough it was practically inedible. We eventually found ourselves going elsewhere just to get a decent meal.
The drinks were no better. Everything seemed so heavily watered down that the all-inclusive drinks were barely worth having. We even noticed guests bringing their own alcohol into the hotel, which says a lot about how little confidence people seemed to have in the drinks being provided. We also ended up going elsewhere for drinks ourselves on many occasions. At that point, what exactly were we paying for? The whole point of all-inclusive is that you shouldn’t have to spend additional money elsewhere just to get food and drinks you actually enjoy. The package felt like a complete waste of money.
There was also a particularly uncomfortable experience involving one of the managers. I don’t know his name because he never introduced himself to us, so I have to describe him so the hotel knows who I am referring to. He appeared to be in his early 60s, very short and heavier-set, wearing glasses, and seemed to wear extremely large Slazenger polo shirts on a daily basis.
He repeatedly stared at my partner, which we both found strange and uncomfortable. On one occasion, he approached our table while we were eating and stood there staring directly at my partner without acknowledging me. After several uncomfortable seconds, he asked her, “Have you been here before?” She said no, and he simply turned around and walked away. There was no explanation, introduction or context. The interaction was bizarre and uncomfortable enough that we felt increasingly uneasy eating in the hotel afterwards.
The organisation of the hotel was equally bizarre. During our stay, a christening was being held in the downstairs lobby, and hotel guests had to walk directly through the event to get to the elevators and access their rooms. I have never experienced anything quite like it in a hotel. There seemed to be very little consideration for paying guests.
To be fair, most of the general staff were friendly and polite, and they deserve credit for that. The problem appears to be much higher up. The management, organisation and overall running of this hotel are seriously lacking. Having read responses to other negative reviews, it also appears that management has a habit of deflecting rather than genuinely acknowledging the problems guests raise.
There are several more negatives I could list, but I’m sure you get the picture. For a hotel charging people for an all-inclusive experience, the standard was nowhere near good enough.
If you’re considering staying here, I would strongly recommend looking elsewhere, particularly if you’re thinking of paying extra for all-inclusive. Based on our experience, it simply wasn’t worth the money, and we certainly won’t be returning.
This was the most pleasant surprise..!😃 We booked a room last minute to get away from it all and Cavo Zoe Seaside Hotel popped up on Booking.com at an excellent price..!😃👍
The hotel is beautifully modern with an exotic feel and is the perfect size (not too big not too small) with secure private parking in the front and wide steps with waterpools and side gardens leading down to the entrance. At the reception we were welcomed by two smiling receptionists who give you a warm welcome and handle everything within 2 minutes. We stayed in a standard side view room which was a good size with the same modern decor which spreads throughout the hotel. Glass showers...large bed...coffee station...enourmous TV...nice balcony with a view of the beachfront, chapel of St. Andrew and sea. The Dolce restaurant holds a five star level in variety, quality, quantity and service. From the personal chefs to the waiters the service was incredible and always with courtesy and a smile. I literally fell in love with this hotel. The restaurant flows out onto a semi-open terrace over looking the infinity pools, waterfalls, patios and gardens leading all the way to the chapel and beach.
If you are looking for that perfect holiday Cavo Zoe is the place to be...!!! Thank you for the comfort, service and memories you are wonderful..!!!❤️❤️❤️🙂👌
We absolutely loved this hotel during our stay in Protaras, the hotel itself was very clean and modern. Rooms were spacious and kept clean each day by the lovely cleaners. There are multiple pools and lots of sun loungers located around. Our favourite part of the stay had to be the food, we opted for half board which included buffet breakfast and dinner. The options were incredible and all tasted delicious, sushi every night was a highlight for us! Hotel was located a short bus ride away from the closest town with shops and restaurants and the bus stop is directly outside the hotel. Would definitely recommend this hotel all the staff were lovely and lots of very cute cats which was an added bonus for us !!!
The room was clean and very comfortable with a balcony over the pool. Side sea view was excellent. Staff very friendly, warm and helpful. Our lunch menu was varied and the food tasty. The breakfast was amazing with a very large selection to suit every palate. We enjoyed our stay. Thank you Cavo Zoe hotel.
My only concern was that not all the sloppy concrete steps down to the pool and outside bar were clearly demarcated - maybe more black lines at the edges would make them easy to identify and safer. However there is good access for wheelchairs and prams so we used these for safety.
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