We enjoyed in beach and bungalow houses on the beach. Regular rooms that we were staying at first are too far from restaurants, beach, reception, if you are with kids, try to avoid them.

Didn't like the staff on reception(except one bulgarian guy). They were not helpful, any request we made they even made more complicated, they are not working as a team, not communicate between them so for one thing you have to ask them twice or three times, or better avoid asking them for assistance and do it by yourself. From hotel to the airport reception staff “arrange” taxi for us (that was 20min late) that cost us almost double price then from airport to the hotel. *Hotel have weird policy even if you pay all inclusive that they don't provide you bottle of water in your room(except first day) so you can drink for the rest of your stay only their double filtered tap water which will cause you stomach problems. That is a big minus for a five star hotel.

The location was good, in between Ayia Napa and Protoras but you need a car to go anywhere. On a very quiet, private beach. The gardens around the resort were beautiful and the waterpark was amazing. Everything was very clean and well maintained. Plenty of activites around the resort, aqua aerobics was fun and energetic. Annabelle at the kids club was super lovely. The rooms were clean, modern and spacious.

Our room location wasn't very good. We were up the top where all the cleaners and staff hung out on their breaks, also across from the chemicals storage. Our room looked straight onto another room, no nice views of gardens or ocean. The chairs on our balcony were coming apart and rubbish in the garden outside our room, the rest of the gardens were amazing, we just received a bad location :( The food in the Cypriot restaurant was so bad! My father is Cypriot so I know what good Cypriot food should taste like. One of the lifeguards was rude and over the top.

The location is perfect, on the outskirts but close to the city. Beautiful beach, well-kept complex, great staff.

Dinners could be better, I missed the fish dishes. The barbecue restaurant doesn't have freshly grilled meat, it just heats it up, which is really not ok.

Big resort but actually quite compact. Lots of pools around. Green hedges provided privacy in each little group. Food was excellent especially the lunch buffet.

There was no see swimming possible at the resort because of the rocks which were plentiful and sharp. I cut my leg trying to out far enough to swim properly. It was just not possible. We walked along the path to Ayia Napa which took about an hour and once there, a swimming beach was available. The port is very pretty and the coastline along the path is beautiful. Ayia Napa was a 5 minute bus ride away and the fare was a couple of euros. Buses go from the hotel location to the nearest beach every 15 mins. Protares is 10 mins taxi ride away and beaches are there too.

- Very beautiful resort with well-designed villas, multiple pools, and excellent facilities. - Overall, a hotel I would definetely recommend. - Nice location, although slightly outside of Ayia Napa, the resort offers convenient amenities such as on-site restaurants and a small grocery store. Plus, Ayia Napa is only a short drive away.

The below feedback is only for improvement purposes: - The check-in experience was disappointing. I had intentionally booked two garden-view rooms (without a pool) as we were traveling with a small child, but we were assigned pool rooms instead. When we requested the originally booked rooms, it took a long time to sort out, with one of the rooms only becoming available after the official check-in time. - The on-site restaurants were underwhelming in quality and overpriced. In my humble opinion, you’re better off dining in Ayia Napa. - Poolside sunbeds are nearly impossible to get. Most are “reserved” early in the morning by other guests placing towels on them, which was quite frustrating. And we haven't travelled during peak season.

I had a wonderful experience at this property, and despite a couple of minor things, it definitely deserves a 10/10! The staff was friendly, which we appreciated. The apartment was clean, cozy, and fully equipped with everything we needed.

there wasn’t any heated outdoor pool, not even for small children, which would have been a nice addition. Also, the lunch and dinner options were a bit limited — at 3 PM, there was only one restaurant open serving burgers/fastfood, which felt a bit restrictive for all inclusive options. But honestly, these are just small details. Overall, everything was fantastic, and despite these minor points, we were very happy with our stay. The apartment was comfortable, the location was great, and the service was excellent.

Wonderful hotel for family, lots to do but still quiet and relaxing in the evenings.

The dinner buffet was the only thing that let it down. It felt as if they were trying to use up food at the end of the season with some very odd choices and not great quality food.

Does feel like a village and not a hotel Nice beach Amazing rooms (villa) Very nice pool design Water park Chill lounges and bars

Hotel works with a very bad and expensive taxi company (rude, old cars, and overpriced) A bit complicated to find things Staff quite clueless No towels at the beach or pool No service at beach or pool No shuttle Dinner buffet very poor Water should be more readily available

Excellent service and friendly staff, whether to get a restaurant reservation or other information, we felt taken care of and respected always. Dante's Restaurant was a great experience, where service was super and Gregory and Sofia really made the experience personal and we felt appreciated beyond the usual. If you dont stay there with All Inclusive deals then make sure to visit Dante's and Mandoline, several times. Great atmosphere and super service and food :-)

If this was not the main season. some things apparently were not fully 'up an running, so we were missing daily yoga/meditation classes and fitness opening before, so one could do these activities prior to breakfast (we stayed in Atlantica Mare Village Paphos the week before, and there this was available daily). Also the congestion for breakfast, might not be an issue in the main season, when two restaurants are open.

The resort is very big, but quiet, like a small village. We loved easy acces to the beach, it's perfect for families with babies. We travelled with twins of 2 years old, and it was great accomodation, as we choose the suite with 1 bedroom. The sea was very warm, and not very crowded in September. The food was very good.

The open-air playground for children was not luminated in the evening, and no tree's shadow during day, so it was not very helpful. The kids club was not accesable for 2 years kids (not even with parents), and playground from the kids club, was far away from the beach, and very hot. We would prefer some kind of playground near the beach, under tree shadow,for small children.