I spent the most amazing 4 days at this hotel and enjoyed every moment of my stay.
The staff were exceptional - always smiling, friendly, and ready to help with anything. The manager was attentive and professional, making sure guests felt welcome and well taken care of. The service was outstanding.
The location is excellent, with everything you might need just a short distance away. The hotel is very clean, well-maintained, and offers a large area where guests can enjoy various activities and relax.
I highly recommend this hotel to anyone looking for the perfect vacation. It is truly a fantastic choice for a comfortable, enjoyable, and memorable stay. ❤️
Very nice laid back hotel. The best pool ever. They also have indoor pools. Very good breakfast. Lovely rooms. The best part is the location not too far from everything! Good staff and amazing cheap cocktails!
Edit: in the indoor pool there is some gym equipment inside the pool and not visible at all so if someone was to jump in the pool they might hurt themselves.
We had an amazing 11-day stay at Anmaria Beach Hotel with the all-inclusive package, and everything exceeded our expectations! The hotel is beautifully located, just a short walk from the beach and a very relaxing atmosphere.
The staff were always friendly, polite, and ready to help with anything we needed – they truly made us feel welcome. The food was delicious and varied every day, with plenty of choices for everyone.
The bartenders were simply the best – always cheerful, professional, and making fantastic drinks. We were also impressed that the restaurant staff remembered our preferences after just a few days and knew exactly what we liked to drink with our meals. This level of personal attention made us feel so special.
Our room was clean, comfortable, and well-maintained throughout our stay. The pool area was lovely, with plenty of sunbeds and a nice place to relax.
A special thank you to the hotel for preparing three breakfast packages for us when we had to leave at night – such a thoughtful and caring gesture that made our trip home so much easier.
Overall, this was one of the best holidays we’ve ever had. We would highly recommend Anmaria Beach Hotel to anyone looking for a wonderful all-inclusive vacation in Cyprus, and we definitely look forward to coming back! 🌴✨
I stayed this week at Anmaria Beach Hotel in Ayia Napa with my friends and we absolutely loved the experience. Our room was super modern, very spacious and perfect for three people. The housekeeping ladies were very kind, and two gentlemen from the reception were extremely friendly, making us feel truly welcome from the very beginning.
I really appreciated the fact that the hotel offers a variety of rates and booking options. The view over the beach was simply stunning, and the location couldn’t be better — close to many restaurants, shops and on a beautiful street.
The hotel itself is very beautiful and well equipped: it has two indoor pools, an outdoor pool, a sauna, a gym and much more. The only downside for me was that the outdoor pool closed at 6 pm. The breakfast was excellent, with a wide buffet full of delicious options. One day I also had lunch at the pool bar and the burger was really good — plus, the bartender was super friendly.
We felt genuinely welcomed throughout our whole stay. Ayia Napa is such a beautiful place, with warm weather that made the trip even more special. I truly recommend this hotel!
A little bit far from the best beaches (20 min walking distance), but overall good value for money. Close to center and restaurants. Room was very comfy and quiet. Breakfast was the same every day, but there is a good choice of meals , so you can combine different breakfasts. We didn't swim in the pool but it looked decent. Also they have a free parking lot, which is nice.
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