The Ivi Mare is a five-star beach hotel in Geroskipou. It has 148 rooms with sea views and a luxurious style.
For adult beach breaks
You can use the spa and wellness area, the indoor pool, and the fitness room. It is ideal for adults who want a hotel close to the beach and time to unwind.
Facilities & features
Check-in / check-out
14:00 / 12:00
Max. number of people per room
3
Views
Sea view
Number of rooms
148
Hotel chain
Louis Hotels
Paying at the hotel
Visa, Mastercard, American Express
Number of guests
3 guests
Location
BeachfrontGarden / terraceseaview
Facilities
Air conditioning (room)Barindoor poolconference roomFitnessFree parkingFree WiFiRestaurantSpa & wellnessSwimming pool
Fantastic hotel, perfect for some quiet time and relaxation. Food is good and they have options for allergies. The chef on my first day took the time to go over the food options I was very pleasantly surprised by this care and attention.
The spa has an extremely relaxing vibe. The reception is welcoming and helpful.
The massages were just what I needed. A big thank you to Asmita ❤️
She relieved me of stress and left me feeling rejuvenated!
Overall a well worth it experience and I definitely recommend it to anyone looking for quiet and relaxation in style.
Had an amazing stay at Ivi Mare! The service here is next level—everyone is incredibly kind and they constantly suggest things you wouldn’t even think of yourself. I have a strict dairy allergy, and the chef and staff were so helpful, even going out of their way to make special dairy-free desserts just for me. All the food was fantastic. The sunbeds are super comfortable, and being able to order straight to your seat using their app makes everything so easy. To top it all off, the spa is a must; the therapist was so sweet and gave me literally the best massage I’ve ever had. Highly recommend!
We stayed for 4 days at the Ivi Mare hotel in Paphos and thoroughly enjoyed everything it had to offer. From the moment we arrived, the reception staff welcomed us warmly, and the girls at the front desk were lovely throughout our entire stay. We booked a sea-view room on a half-board basis. Upon entering our room, a beautiful bottle of champagne was waiting for us. The room itself was clean and pleasant, and the view was absolutely stunning. Moreover, every time our room was cleaned, a sweet surprise was left for us, such as chocolates, honey, or a local dessert. The entire hotel staff was incredibly service-oriented, pleasant, and attentive to everything we needed. Overall, it was a wonderful experience, and we will definitely return when we have the chance.
I had the most amazing facial and facial massage during my stay, and I honestly couldn’t recommend it enough! 💆🏼♀️✨ Auju was absolutely lovely and made the whole experience so relaxing from start to finish. She was incredibly attentive, professional and clearly very skilled.
The facial itself was wonderful, but the massage was definitely the highlight — I felt completely relaxed afterwards and my skin looked and felt amazing. It was the perfect little bit of luxury during our holiday and such a lovely way to unwind.
A huge thank you to Auju for making the experience so special. I would definitely book again! 🤍
We used the Spa facilities in this hotel and did the Cretan message, it was excellent. Our masseuse Anju and Asmita were amazing.. their skills made us fully relax and made our experience excellent. Very well done. The room and overall hotel is very clean.. food amazing too
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