The adults-only, 5-star Constantinou Bros Asimina Suites Hotel is located in Geroskipou. It has 119 rooms with sea views and a garden terrace.
For adults seeking spa time
It is ideal for adults who want wellness and sports facilities close by. Guests can enjoy the spa, jacuzzi, heated pool, fitness room and tennis courts.
Facilities & features
Check-in / check-out
14:00 / 12:00
Views
Sea view, Garden View
Number of rooms
119
Year of manufacture
2010 (refurbished 2012)
Paying at the hotel
Visa, Maestro, American Express, Diners Club, Mastercard, cash
Facilities
Air conditioning (room)balconyBarconference roomEvening entertainmentFitnessFree parkingFree WiFiJacuzziRestaurantsmoking allowedSpa & wellnesstransferheated poolwashing machineSwimming pool
This was our second time staying at Asimina, and we already know it won't be our last.
There are many beautiful hotels, but what makes Asimina truly special is the people. Every member of the staff is so kind, welcoming, and genuinely caring. You can really feel that they want you to have the best possible vacation. Everyone is polite, always smiling, and happy to help with anything you need.
The hotel is incredibly clean, quiet, and relaxing. Our room was spacious, spotless, and very comfortable. The bed and pillows were amazing, the air conditioning worked perfectly, and the sea view was simply beautiful to wake up to every morning.
The pool is large, peaceful, and never feels too busy. The water is always at the perfect temperature, and the beach is crystal clear with very easy access.
Breakfast was delicious every morning, with plenty of fresh and tasty options.
We've stayed in many hotels over the years, and honestly, Asimina is our favorite. Everything just feels easy, relaxing, and taken care of.
Thank you to everyone at Asimina for another wonderful vacation. We can't wait to come back for the third time!
We are lucky to have travelled to many beautiful destinations with lovely hotels and locations. This hotel is firmly top of the list. Service, attention to detail, food, incredible staff, rooms, facilities. It truly was amazing, and to have food of such a consistent high standard is a rare find. The à la carte was exceptional with no additional charges for any food items. A very special shout out to Marios; thank you for making our family so welcome and going the extra mile with my Sancerre 💕
This was our first family holiday since the passing of my husband in January. Our experience was so positive, and all staff and customers were so friendly, I would happily return on my own and feel comfortable.
I/we will return to you soon.
Thank you for a truly wonderful experience; your entire team is a credit to you 💕
The second time we stay in the hotel for our wedding anniversary and it was incredible! Upgraded room with sea view and complimentary chocolate cake were a pleasant surprise. Delicious food, cleanliness, comfortable bed, large bathroom, wonderful swimming pool. Highly recommended 5 star hotel in Cyprus! Thank you very much for the excellent service☺️
I booked a last minute 5-nights stay and choosing Asimina Suites was the best decision. You must choose this hotel, no questions! The hotel, staff, location are all excellent - hands down the best hotel in the area by a long way. There are plenty of staff who tend to everything you need in such a friendly and thoughtful way, and are somehow just there when you need them before you know you do - like bringing you cold towels during the day to help cool down! The bar team who serve the pool and beach sunbathers remember your orders as well, and it’s these small touches that make it 5* throughout. The food is fresh, varied for all diet requirements. The rooftop bar views are exceptional. I stayed in a one-bedroom suite and had lots of space, with two room cleaning services a day. The gym has weights and machines, is open early and has AC. Plus there’s also daily wellbeing classes outside - I did aqua aerobics every day and it was so much fun, simple to follow along and just what you need to break the heat and all inclusive luxury! Paphos is a 30 mins walk away all along the paved beachfront. Honestly the most relaxed holiday I’ve had, without needing to think about what to do and when. Viktorija is just wonderful and made me feel so comfortable as a solo traveller, as did the maître d of the seafront restaurant who’s name I’ve forgotten but he was fantastic. I genuinely recommend Asimina whole heartedly.
We stayed at the hotel for the first time, from the moment we arrived we were treated amaizing by all the staff at the hotel.
From the people at the reception to the staff in the dining room, everyone were so kind, warm and welcoming.
They cared about us and our needs,
We even got a room upgrade and a late check out.
There are really no words to describe the experience. Thanks to the people and staff, the vacation was better than i could wish for.
I highly recomend this hotel, great facilities big rooms with privet beach quite and good location.
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