Ancient Treasures: Hotels near Archaeological Sites in Cyprus

“With over ten thousand years of history, Cyprus boasts a wealth of ancient treasures to explore. If you’re looking for somewhere to stay, consider one of the five hotels listed below – they are all well-placed for the best archaeological sites the island has to offer. And, when combined with the stunning coastline, sandy beaches and warm local hospitality, it all makes Cyprus the perfect choice for history buffs and sun-seekers alike.

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Elysium, Paphos, Cyprus
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Birthplace of Aphrodite, the coastal town of Paphos is Unesco-listed thanks to its numerous archaeological sites, including the incredibly well-preserved Tomb of Kings, dating back to the 4th century BC. Next door to the tomb you’ll find the Elysium, a five-star resort right on the beach that features a luxury spa, indoor and outdoor pools, tennis courts, fine-dining in five different restaurants and sculptured terraces and a pool area decorated with mosaics in a nice nod to the ancient traditions of the town.

Have a look at our hotels in Paphos page for more options.

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Constantinou Bros Athena Beach Hotel, Paphos, Cyprus
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In the heart of the old town you’ll find the Paphos Archaeological Park, which contains within it most of the ancient Roman and Greek city. A short walk south will bring you to the four-star Constantinou Bros Athena Beach Hotel, where your room will look out across the palm-fringed terrace and pool area to the brilliant blue waters of the Mediterranean beyond. Other features of this beach resort include a full-service spa with a range of treatments, six restaurants to choose from and a beach bar for drinks with sand between your toes.

Have a look at our hotels in Paphos page for more options.

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Kapetanios Limassol Hotel, Limassol, Cyprus
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The busy and bustling city of Limassol has long been a popular destination for visitors to Cyprus, with a history stretching back thousands of years that can be best explored at the Limassol Archaeological Museum or by a day trip to the nearby Kourion archaeological site. A short walk from the museum in Limassol will take you to the Kapetanios Limassol Hotel, a great base for exploring the city and its ancient treasures, with its indoor and outdoor pools, restaurant and bar, and location right on the beach.

Have a look at our hotels in Limassol page for more options.

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Four Seasons Hotel, Limassol, Cyprus
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Just along the coast from the centre of Limassol is Amathus, an ancient royal city of Cyprus where it is possible to explore the remains of the baths, temple and other ruins, many of which date back to the 4th century BC. Amathus Beach is also where you’ll find the Four Seasons Hotel, a five-star beachside hotel with a range of rooms and suites, five restaurants and a luxury spa. The hotel also comes with outdoor and indoor pools, a fitness centre and tennis courts.

Have a look at our hotels in Limassol page for more options.

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St Raphael Resort, Pyrgos, Cyprus
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Close to Limassol and Amathus, the St Raphael Resort is also a good base from which to explore the Choirokoitia archaeological site, where the Unesco listed neolithic remains help us understand how people lived on the island 10,000 years ago. After your day of time-travelling exploration, head back to the five-star resort to enjoy their range of luxury facilities, including a spa, marina and five restaurants, as well as activities such as snorkelling, parasailing and other water sports.

Have a look at our hotels in Pyrgos page for more options.”