Royal Apollonia by Louis Hotels

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Royal Apollonia by Louis Hotels

Royal Apollonia by Louis Hotels

Beautiful, wide-open sea views from pool, terraces and many rooms True beachfront location via the hotel gardens and steps Large lagoon-style outdoor pool plus indoor heated pool Sophisticated yet relaxed atmosphere, ideal for couples Certified Sustainable Hotel meeting a GSTC-recognised standard Free Wi-Fi throughout

Official rating ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
Rooms 204 | Floors: 6 | Lifts: 3
Board options All Inclusive Plus, Half Board, Bed & Breakfast
Child age up to 12 years (families welcome, but ambience suits couples especially)

Overview

Set directly on a sandy stretch of Limassol’s coastline, Royal Apollonia by Louis Hotels blends resort-style relaxation with easy access to one of Cyprus’ most vibrant cities. Expect sweeping Mediterranean views, a huge lagoon-style pool, refined contemporary interiors and three excellent restaurants that make staying in as tempting as heading out along the promenade.

From the palm-framed infinity edge of its lagoon-style pool to the deep blue horizon beyond, Royal Apollonia by Louis Hotels is all about those classic Mediterranean vistas. Contemporary rooms, chic sunbathing decks and a beachfront setting give this 5-star hotel a polished yet unpretentious feel, whether you’re here for lazy pool days, sunset drinks or exploring Limassol’s buzzy marina and old town. For couples seeking Cyprus’s charm with a cosmopolitan twist, Royal Apollonia by Louis Hotels delivers the perfect balance. It’s around 1 hour 15 minutes from Paphos Airport, with a bus stop right outside and Limassol’s bars, boutiques and restaurants just a short ride away. See more Cyprus holidays.

Map & location


Limassol, Cyprus

Set in the Limassol – Paphos region on Cyprus’ sunny south coast, Royal Apollonia by Louis Hotels occupies a prime seafront spot, with its gardens tumbling down towards a sandy beach.

Limassol itself is Cyprus’ most cosmopolitan city: think palm-lined promenades, a glossy marina, designer boutiques and a characterful old quarter of narrow streets and tavernas. From the hotel, you can stroll to local bars and restaurants in minutes, or hop on the bus right outside for the short ride into the resort centre.

Beyond the city, wine villages, archaeological sites and rugged mountain landscapes make easy day trips, so you can mix beachfront downtime with culture and countryside if you wish.

  • • Bus stop directly outside the hotel
  • • Nearest shops, bars & restaurants 400m
  • • Limassol resort centre & marina 5km
  • Approx. transfer time from airport 1 hour 15 minutes from Paphos (PFO)

Facilities

Pool & outdoors


The centrepiece of the hotel is its expansive, lagoon-style outdoor infinity pool, edged by palm trees, whirlpool features and generous sunbathing terraces dotted with loungers and parasols. There’s also a separate children’s pool with small slides, ideal if you’re travelling with younger guests. Pool towels are provided with a refundable deposit.

For cooler months or a soothing post-sun session, head to the indoor freshwater pool in the spa area, which is heated between November and April.

Beyond the gardens you’ll find the beachfront, accessed via approximately 20 steps. Here, the Mediterranean laps gently against the shore – perfect for a quick dip between pool sessions or a leisurely coastal stroll as the sun goes down. Sunbeds and parasols may be available on the beach for an additional local charge, depending on season and local regulations.

Spa, sports & wellness


Wellness and activity options are comprehensive without ever disturbing the relaxed atmosphere.

In the spa (typically 18+), you’ll find a sauna, steam room and a menu of massage and beauty treatments to book for an extra charge. It’s open from early morning until early evening; advance reservations are recommended in peak season.

The air-conditioned gym offers cardio and strength equipment and is open daily, usually from around 08:00 to 20:30, with a minimum age of 16 years. A programme of aerobics and aqua aerobics adds a social element to your workouts, while a tennis court (local charges may apply) is on hand if you fancy a match.

Evenings bring a gentle buzz, with live music and entertainment most nights in summer (May–October) and regularly throughout winter (November–April), ranging from acoustic sets to more upbeat performances.

Additional facilities include a lobby area with comfortable seating, landscaped gardens overlooking the sea and practical touches such as on-site parking and luggage storage.

Activities


• Large lagoon-style outdoor pool and separate children’s pool
• Indoor heated pool (winter season; in spa area)
• Air-conditioned gym with cardio and strength equipment (16+)
• Fitness activities including aerobics and aqua aerobics
• Tennis (equipment/lighting may be chargeable)
• Daily and regular evening entertainment with live music (programme varies by season)
• Easy access to Limassol’s promenade for walking, jogging and cycling
• Excursions available locally to wine villages, Troodos Mountains and archaeological sites

Guest services


• 24-hour reception with concierge-style assistance
• Currency exchange and luggage storage
• Free Wi‑Fi throughout the hotel
• Pool towels available with refundable deposit
• On-site bars and lounges for drinks and snacks
• Restaurant highchairs for younger children
• Spa reception for treatment bookings (massages, beauty; charges apply)
• Lift access to all main floors
• Certified Sustainable Hotel status, audited against a GSTC-recognised standard
• ATOL-protected packages when booked with flights via Travelisto

Food & drink

Dining is a real highlight at Royal Apollonia by Louis Hotels, with three distinct restaurants and a relaxed mix of indoor and al fresco seating.

Aura Dining is the main buffet restaurant, serving a generous spread for breakfast, lunch and dinner, with live cooking stations and plenty of Mediterranean flavours. Highchairs are available for younger guests, and there’s a smart-casual dress code in the evenings (no beachwear; long trousers usually requested for gentlemen).

For something more intimate, book one of the à la carte venues:
• Akakiko Japanese Restaurant – casual-chic Japanese dining for lunch and dinner, with sushi, teppan-style dishes and show-cooking at lunch.
• Alati Greek Flavours – modern-meets-traditional Greek cuisine showcasing local ingredients and regional recipes, open for lunch and dinner.

Two stylish bars keep you refreshed throughout the day:
• Pool Bar – open roughly May–October, from late morning until early evening for cold drinks, coffees and poolside cocktails.
• Luna Lounge & Terrace – the social heart of the hotel, open from early morning to late night for coffees, aperitifs and after-dinner drinks with live music on selected evenings.

On All Inclusive Plus, buffet meals are included, plus one dinner per week in each à la carte restaurant (reservations required), a snack menu by the pool at set times and a good selection of branded international drinks from 10:00–00:00. A mini-bar package with soft drinks, beer, water and juices is also replenished daily. Exact inclusions and dress codes can change seasonally, so check the latest details on arrival.

What All Inclusive typically includes.

Rooms
Superior Room (Inland View) Sleeps 1–3 guests


Sleeps: 1–3 guests
Same generous layout and amenities as the sea-view option but facing inland, making this a great-value choice if you plan to spend more time by the pool or exploring Limassol.

Single Room with Sea View Sleeps 1 guest


Sleeps: 1 guest
Perfect for solo travellers, these rooms offer a private balcony with sea view plus many of the same thoughtful touches – flat-screen TV, Wi‑Fi, safe, bathrobes and slippers, kettle and mini-bar (local charge). Bathrooms feature a bath or shower. Air-conditioning is seasonal. Linen and towels are changed on request.

Single Room (Inland View) Sleeps 1 guest


Sleeps: 1 guest
Compact yet comfortable rooms for solo guests, with inland-view balcony, TV, Wi‑Fi, safe, coffee/tea set-up, fridge and mini-bar (local charge). Bathrooms come with a bath and shower attachment; cleaning and towel changes are carried out regularly.

Deluxe Room with Inland View Sleeps 2 guests


Sleeps: 2 guests
A step up in style and comfort, these modern rooms are tailored for two, with an inland-facing balcony, TV, Wi‑Fi, safe, bathrobes and slippers, coffee-making facilities and mini-bar (local charge). Bathrooms feature a bath with shower attachment. Air-conditioning runs seasonally (usually April–October).

Deluxe Room with Sea View Sleeps 2 guests


Sleeps: 2 guests
Designed with couples in mind, these front-facing rooms combine all Deluxe facilities with the added wow-factor of uninterrupted sea views from your balcony – ideal for morning coffees or sunset drinks.

Quadruple Room with Sea View Sleeps 4 guests


Sleeps: 4 guests
A spacious option for friends or families wanting to share, with a sea-view balcony, TV, Wi‑Fi, safe (some may be chargeable), bathrobes and slippers, fridge, coffee-making facilities, turndown service and mini-bar (local charge). Bathrooms include a bath; air-conditioning is seasonal and daily cleaning is included.

Quadruple Room (Inland View) Sleeps 4 guests


Sleeps: 4 guests
Similar to the sea-view quad in layout and facilities but facing inland, offering good value for larger parties happy to enjoy their sea views from the pool and gardens.

Family Room with Inland View / Family Room with Sea View Sleeps 3–4 guests


Sleeps: 3–4 guests
Configured with families in mind, these rooms provide flexible sleeping arrangements for three or four guests plus a balcony with either inland or sea views. Exact layouts vary, but you can expect a blend of beds and/or sofa beds alongside standard in-room comforts.

Executive Suite with Sea View Sleeps 1–4 guests


Sleeps: 1–4 guests
The hotel’s premium accommodation, these suites offer extra space, a separate seating area, sea-view balcony, pillow menu and turndown service. Amenities include flat-screen TV, Wi‑Fi, safe, bathrobes and slippers, ironing board, coffee-maker, kettle, mini-bar (local charge) and two bathrooms with bath and/or shower. Ideal if you value privacy and a little more luxury.

*Images indicative; layouts/views may vary.

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Local area & practicalities
Limassol is Cyprus’ largest resort city, combining a long seafront promenade and Blue Flag beaches with a historic old town and modern marina. You can expect a lively dining and nightlife scene alongside laid-back beach bars and traditional tavernas.

• Destination: Limassol (Paphos Airport), Cyprus
• Flight time from UK: approx. 4.5–5 hours
• Time difference: GMT +2 hours
• Currency: Euro (€)
• Language: Greek Cypriot (English widely spoken in tourist areas)
• Beachfront location with easy access to local shops, bars and restaurants
• Approximate transfer time from Paphos Airport: 1 hour 15 minutes

Hotel information, facilities and opening times are subject to seasonal changes and local regulations. Some services and activities may incur a local charge or operate only at certain times of the year. For entry rules and health guidance see the UK FCDO Spain advice.

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FAQs
Is Royal Apollonia by Louis Hotels right for couples?
Yes. While the hotel welcomes families and offers a children’s pool and highchairs in the restaurant, the overall look and feel is stylish and grown-up. The lagoon-style pool, seafront setting, excellent dining and easy access to Limassol’s restaurants and bars make it particularly appealing for couples and friends.
What is included in All Inclusive Plus at Royal Apollonia by Louis Hotels?
All Inclusive Plus typically covers buffet-style breakfast, lunch and dinner in the main Aura Dining restaurant, plus one dinner per week in each of the two à la carte restaurants (Akakiko Japanese and Alati Greek Flavours) with a reservation. A snack menu is available by the pool from late morning and mid-afternoon, and selected international branded alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks are served from 10:00 until midnight. The mini-bar is stocked daily with a set amount of soft drinks, beer, water and juices. Exact inclusions can be updated each season, so always check the information provided on arrival.
Is the beach at Royal Apollonia sandy and easy to reach?
The hotel is directly on the beachfront, with access via its gardens and approximately 20 steps. The local beach is predominantly sandy with some shingle areas depending on the season and local maintenance, and the sea is usually calm enough for relaxed swimming. Sunbeds and parasols on the beach may be run by a third party and chargeable locally.
Does Royal Apollonia by Louis Hotels have winter facilities?
Yes. The indoor freshwater pool in the spa is heated between November and April, making it a comfortable choice for out-of-season stays. There’s also a year-round programme of live music and evening entertainment, although frequency may be reduced in low season. Some outdoor facilities and bars (particularly the pool bar) operate seasonally and may have shorter opening hours in winter.
Are spa treatments and the gym included in the stay?
Use of the hotel gym is complimentary for guests, though age restrictions apply (typically 16+). Access to the spa’s wet facilities such as sauna and steam room may be free or chargeable depending on the package at the time of your stay, while massages and beauty treatments always incur an extra cost and should be reserved in advance. Up-to-date pricing and offers are available from the spa reception.
What family facilities are there at Royal Apollonia by Louis Hotels?
Families benefit from a separate children’s pool with small slides, a main restaurant with highchairs, and a choice of room types that can accommodate three or four guests, including family rooms and quadruple rooms. The atmosphere is more refined than overtly child-focused, so it works best for families seeking a quieter, upscale base rather than a full-on kids’ club resort.
Is Royal Apollonia by Louis Hotels a Certified Sustainable Hotel?
Yes. The property holds a Certified Sustainable Hotel label, which means at the time of the latest audit it met a sustainability standard recognised by the Global Sustainable Tourism Council (GSTC). This typically reflects practices such as energy and water reduction, waste management and support for the local community, and is reviewed periodically.