The Atlantica Sungarden Park is a four-star beach hotel in Agia Napa. It has 166 rooms, a swimming pool, a restaurant and a terrace overlooking the garden.
For families by the beach
Rooms for three or four people are available to book for families. Children have their own pool and guests can enjoy free Wi-Fi and parking.
Facilities & features
Check-in / check-out
15:00 / 12:00
Max. number of people per room
4
Family rooms
Yes
Views
Garden View, View of the swimming pool, Sea view
Number of rooms
166
Paying at the hotel
Visa, Mastercard, cash
Number of guests
3 guests4 guests
Location
BeachfrontGarden / terraceseaview
Facilities
Air conditioning (room)balconyBarconference roomFree parkingFree WiFiRestaurantSwimming pool
We spent 10 days at Atlantica Sungarden Park. We had visited Ayia Napa twice before, so we were familiar with the area. From our very first interaction at reception, we had a great impression of the hotel. The receptionist was friendly and welcoming. A porter took our suitcases to our room. The rooms were lovely, modern, and cleaned daily, offering views of both the pool and the sea. We stayed in a family room, which featured a very well-designed layout with a sliding door partition. The hotel staff are respectful and friendly—hardworking, cheerful, and happy to chat. We felt fantastic here because you can really sense that they care about you and take an interest in your experience, whether in the restaurant or at the bars. The food was varied, delicious, and featured themed nights. The chefs kept the buffet well-stocked, and the head chef would circulate among the guests to check on their satisfaction; he was very funny, and we truly admired his dedication to his work. We visited the Novello Italian restaurant twice and must say the service was highly professional. The hotel is situated in a quiet area yet remains close to the bustling town center. What more is there to say? It was a wonderful holiday. It wasn't just the beautiful setting, the sea, and the nearby beaches—it was, above all, the perfect atmosphere at the hotel. Thank you! 👍
We spent a wonderful week at the hotel and had an excellent experience from beginning to end.
We would especially like to thank the Front Desk team, and in particular, Samin, who welcomed us with a warm smile, professionalism, patience, and genuine kindness. She made us feel at home from the very first moment.
We also greatly enjoyed the wide variety and abundance of delicious food, as well as the outstanding service provided by the restaurant staff, who were always courteous, attentive, and friendly.
A special thank you goes to Chef Mariana, who listened carefully to our concerns, showed exceptional professionalism and dedication, and found excellent solutions to our needs. Her personal care and commitment deserve the highest appreciation.
Finally, we would like to thank the entertainment team for bringing so much joy and positive energy to our vacation. We especially want to recognize the lovely Spanish entertainer—the petite, slim young lady whose name we unfortunately do not know. Her warmth, enthusiasm, and beautiful smile truly warmed our hearts and made every activity even more enjoyable.
Thank you to the entire hotel team for making our one-week stay so memorable. We highly recommend this hotel and would be delighted to return in the future.
Great hotel. Food variety was different and catered for everyone. Every night they have a different theme nights, Cypriot night, fish night etc which we enjoyed. We arrived late, and the reception staff were attentive and helpful offering us sandwiches and cakes as we missed dinner. The pool area can get a bit busy with a few people reserving sun-beds, however if there aren’t many left there are plenty on the grass area facing the beach. The bars (in the main reception/pool bar) have plenty of drink choices for all. There is an Italian restaurant which is amazing! You can visit once free of charge if all inclusive. Next visit you have to pay, prices are quite expensive. But the food was so flavorful and delicious so it is worth it!
The hotel area is great and you are able to walk to Ayia Napa town which is about 20 mins. However, the entertainment in the hotel is very poor. We ventured out later evening to find entertainment near the strip.
Overall a great holiday, thank you.
Nice hotel near the beach.
Accessable for handicap.
The hotel features rooms with a swimming pool as well as All-inclusive.
The room we took was nice. Had a bit of an issue with the air conditioning. The food was nice.
All inclusive guests may also enjoy one dinner at the local Italian restaurant.
Really nice hotel. Food was good and plenty of it. Snack bar was great. The staff really male this place. So helpful and always friendly. Easy walk to the strip if you want it or nissi beach. Not much entertainment but that was fine with us.
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