I recently stayed at Louis Paphos Breeze and overall had a really enjoyable time — the highlights definitely stood out.
Food & Staff
The food was absolutely amazing — plenty of choice, great quality, and something to suit every taste. The waiters and bar staff were consistently polite, friendly, and attentive, making every meal and drink stop a pleasure. Service around the pool was also excellent; drinks were brought around regularly so you never had to wait long.
Location & Transport
The only downside is that it’s a bit far from the town centre. However, this is easily solved thanks to the free shuttle bus which runs most days. It stops right at Paphos Harbour — perfect for sightseeing, waterfront walks, and dining — and also goes to Kings Avenue Mall, which has loads of shops, a supermarket, food court and more. The mall is only a short walk from the harbour too, so you can easily combine shopping and exploring without needing a taxi.
Entertainment
The evening entertainment was mixed. There were a couple of really fantastic nights — including an Elvis tribute act with dancers which was brilliant and got everyone joining in. But most of the time it was just quizzes — and they followed exactly the same format week after week, which did get quite repetitive and boring after a while.
Final Verdict
Great value, brilliant food and service, and the reliable shuttle bus more than makes up for the distance from town. Just don’t expect varied entertainment every night! Would still highly recommend for a relaxed holiday, the views are incredible — right along the coast, with breathtaking sunsets and peaceful sea vistas just like the photo, making every evening feel special.
We stayed at this hotel for almost a week, and it was a wonderful experience from beginning to end.
The hotel was beautiful, modern, and very comfortable, with all the amenities we needed. Everything was well organized and easy to use, which made our stay even more enjoyable.
The restaurant was outstanding, and the food was excellent. There was a great variety of dishes, so you could always find something you liked, no matter your taste.
What impressed us the most, however, was the staff. Every single person was friendly, welcoming, and always greeted us with a smile. They were polite, professional, and always ready to help with anything we needed. Their kindness and excellent service made us feel truly welcome throughout our stay.
We would definitely recommend this hotel to anyone looking for a relaxing and enjoyable stay, and we look forward to coming back in the future.
We took an all inclusive vacation and it was fabulous . We had a great room. Verry spacious. Close to the pool and yet quiet. They have an adult pool . Quiet. And great cocktails. Atmosphere is very relaxing and very pleasant. They go out of their way to treat you and make you fell very welcomed. Every thing we needed was handwd before finishing our sentence.
They even gave a small beach right below the hotel. On the ocean seafront. Not a big beach. But just enough to get the salt water treatment and waves.
They have a spa (we didn't use)
And a few restaurants.
Food was good and diverse. Local dishes changed every day while some basic dishes were always there. Breakfast was great too.
Very enjoyable. We will return .
Yanis the main F&B manager of operations was always around. With a smile. Ready to help.
City harbour and old city is a 7 min shuttle away. At night we took a private cab.
And the manager mr Makis also gave us pleasnant goodbye gifts to remember.
And a late checkout. We are very pleased.
This is a tremendous place, the food is of top quality and the staff are so lovely. I will be coming back I absalutely love the place. Having read some of the reviews I had some concerns but as always some people will find fault with everything. The rooms are amazing and the aircon is essential. The cleaners go above and beyond, as do all the staff.... If you look hard enough there will be something that annoys you but I was on my holiday and just loved everything. I've done alot of all inclusive but this is above and beyond. I can't rate enough.... We had a small domestic issue with something in the room 25 minutes it was sorted..... Well done and thank you
Overall lovely stay but I have highlighted both positivies and negatives.
Positives:
The food was lovely and the staff were amazing. The staff in the entertainment team really showed care towards my little boy and helped him grow his confidence. I wish I could have gotten all their names! The lifeguards where amazing too, they knew Geirge by name from the first day and really ensured everyone was safe! Special shout out to George and Anastasia in the bar, they where wonderful throughout our whole stay! The rooms where lovely and clean too. The staff where very helpful. The pools where lovely, daily activities where on and the indoor pool was great, especially on hot days when the UV was too high to go outside. They have a cute little kids clubs, children between 4-12 could go in, children under that age had to be occupied by an adult but we didn't mind this. There is an adult pool which is nice and quiet. We walked down to the beach which was lovely, we didn't realise there was a little private beach at the bottom of the complex so that was a nice find. If you every needed a taxi, the reception was happy to call one for you. I would recommend the bus though as taxi's charged you different rates to go to the same place.
Negatives:
It was absolutely not worth the money that I paid, I could have gone to a more exotic place for less. The manager was absolutely horrible towards his staff, numerous times we saw him shouting at them infront of guests. Also noticed that a guest accidently dropped a swerving spoon and instead of picking it up, the manager clicked his fingers at a server to do it instead. Respect goes a long way when being a manager and that certainly isn't the right way to go, especially when they are the reason your business is still running. Thirdly, it clearly states in your envelope that you get with your key that no sunbeds should be reserved. If they are reserved then housekeepers will remove them before 9:30. This did not happen. Every morning I had to get up extremely early to get a sun lounger. I brought this problem up with a member of staff and they said 'loungers are reserved for families' which clearly doesn't follow the messages put in people's room when they check in. Finally, the hotel description clearly stated that there was snack bars when the buffet wasn't open, this is also not true. The only snack you could get between meals was ice cream. The children's menu was very limited, tended to be chips and pasta everyday.
We did enjoy our stay, we just feel that the main issues where that it was overpriced and the manager really could have training in appropriate ways to approach his staff.
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Panagia Theoskepasti (Greek: Εκκλησία Παναγίας Θεοσκέπαστης) is a Byzantine Church of Cyprus church at the center of Kato Paphos, Cyprus. It is part of an area inscribed in the list of the UNESCO World Heritage Sites in 1980.