Mediterranean Beach Hotel.

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Mediterranean Beach Hotel

Mediterranean Beach Hotel

Beachfront location on a wide sandy bay Relaxed, welcoming atmosphere ideal for couples and families Great spa with indoor pool, sauna, steam room and treatments Modern, comfortable rooms and family options Watersports on the beach, from kayaks to windsurfing Free Wi-Fi throughout

Official rating ⭐⭐⭐⭐
Board options Bed and Breakfast, Half Board, Full Board
Child age up to 11 years
Hotel features 292 rooms | 6 floors | 5 lifts

Overview

 
Nestled on one of Limassol’s loveliest sandy beaches, Mediterranean Beach Hotel pairs classic Cypriot hospitality with a contemporary, family-friendly resort feel. Expect a broad sweep of golden sand, palm-fringed pools with a handy swim-up bar, a well-regarded spa and surprisingly varied dining for a 4-star property. Couples settle in for laid-back days by the sea, while families appreciate the kids’ club, children’s pool and flexible room options.

From sunrise over the sea to evenings on the terrace with a chilled glass of Cypriot wine, Mediterranean Beach Hotel frames the Mediterranean at every turn. Step from the lagoon-style pool to the sand in seconds, unwind in the stylish spa, or linger over sushi, Italian or Cypriot flavours in the hotel’s varied restaurants. Modern rooms, friendly service and a relaxed atmosphere make this an easy choice if you want a classic Cyprus beach holiday with a touch of polish. For couples and families keen to combine Cyprus’s fabled sunshine with Limassol’s easy-going buzz, Mediterranean Beach Hotel delivers the perfect balance. It’s around 55 minutes from Larnaca (LCA) airport, so you can be checking in and strolling along the sand not long after landing. See more Cyprus holidays.

Map & location


Limassol (Larnaca Airport), Cyprus

Set in the Limassol – Larnaca coastal strip, Mediterranean Beach Hotel enjoys a prime beachfront position with a long curve of Blue Flag-style sand on its doorstep. Step out to a palm-lined promenade, or wander just 50m to local shops and bars for a low-key evening.

Limassol itself is Cyprus’ largest resort – a lively mix of traditional old town, characterful marina and a modern, city-by-the-sea skyline. Spend the day exploring boutiques and cafés, then head back for sunset cocktails on the hotel terrace as the sea glows gold. Inland, classic Cypriot wine villages and archaeological sites are within easy day-trip reach.

  • • Beach beachfront, direct access from the pool area
  • • Nearest shops and bars 50m
  • • Limassol resort centre 11km
  • Approx. transfer time from airport 55 minutes from Larnaca (LCA), traffic and stops permitting.

Facilities

Pool & outdoors


The heart of the action is the lagoon-style outdoor pool, with generous sunbathing terraces, loungers, parasols and a handy pool bar for cooling drinks. Little ones have their own freshwater children’s pool a splash away, and complimentary pool towels mean lighter packing.

Inside the spa you’ll find a heated indoor freshwater pool (typically warmed from November to May) – a welcome retreat in cooler months or for a quiet swim.

Just beyond the gardens lies the hotel’s greatest asset: a broad sandy beach with gently shelving shallows, perfect for paddling or simply unwinding on a lounger. More active guests can take advantage of a good choice of watersports (usually run by an external provider), including canoeing, kayaks, pedalos, windsurfing, snorkelling, scuba diving and inflatable fun on the water, all typically available for an extra charge and subject to weather and season.

Spa, sports & wellness


Wellness fans are well looked after. The hotel’s spa offers a sauna, steam room and whirlpool, plus a menu of massages and beauty treatments, along with an on-site hairdresser to freshen up before dinner (minimum age and local charges apply).

A bright, air-conditioned gym features cardio machines, free weights and a stretching zone, while fitness classes such as aerobics, pilates and yoga run regularly. You can also pick up a racket on the tennis court, play table tennis, or test your skills at billiards and snooker (some activities carry a local charge).

Entertainment is designed to be relaxed but engaging, with daily evening shows, live music and mini-discos running more frequently in the summer season (typically May–October) and a lighter programme in winter (roughly November–April).

Families benefit from a children’s club (usually for ages 4–12 years, April–October) offering arts and crafts, small team games, movie nights and story time, plus kids’ menus and highchairs in selected restaurants.

Activities


?️ Air-conditioned gym with cardio, weights and stretching zone
? Aerobics, pilates and yoga sessions (some activities seasonal or chargeable)
? Tennis court, table tennis, billiards and snooker (selected extras local charge)
? Beach watersports including kayaks, pedalos, inflatables, windsurfing, snorkelling and scuba diving (run by an external operator; charges apply; weather/season dependent)
? Evening entertainment with in-house shows, live music, professional performances and mini-disco for children (programme varies summer and winter)
? Children’s club (4–12yrs, usually April–October) with games, crafts, story time and films

Guest services


?️ 24-hour reception with concierge-style assistance
? Currency exchange and assistance with local excursions
? Luggage storage for early arrivals/late departures
? Equipment hire including bottle warmers, fans, kettles and wheelchairs (subject to availability; some items may incur a local charge)
? Full-service spa with sauna, steam room, whirlpool, massages and beauty treatments (16+, charges apply)
? On-site hairdresser for cuts and styling
? English-language newspapers (local charge)
?‍?‍? Family-friendly touches including highchairs and kids’ menus in selected restaurants
? Free Wi‑Fi throughout the hotel

Food & drink

You’re spoilt for choice at Mediterranean Beach Hotel, with five restaurants and a trio of bars covering everything from relaxed poolside lunches to smart à la carte dinners.

Aquaria Restaurant serves buffet breakfast and lunch with show-cooking – ideal for families and full-board guests. In the evening, Celeste Restaurant & Terrace takes over with generous themed buffets, live cooking stations and indoor-outdoor seating.

For a change of pace, book into Il Tinello for Italian classics by the pool, sample Cypriot and international favourites at Nautica Bistro (buffet and à la carte, usually April–October, weather permitting), or treat yourself to Shumi Sushi Bar for fresh Japanese-inspired plates and live sushi prep.

Evenings wind down in the stylish Blue Bar cocktail terrace, the adults-only Clouds Lounge Bar in the lobby, or the laid-back pool bar (seasonal) just steps from your lounger. Smart casual dress (no beachwear) is typically requested for dinner, and some venues or items may require reservations or carry a supplement depending on your board basis.

Rooms
Superior Room with Sea View


As above, but with elevated views over the pool and Mediterranean – a great-value upgrade if you love a morning coffee with a sea panorama. Available for 2–3 guests, and also in a sole-occupancy option for solo travellers or single parents.

Premium Room with Pool and Sea View


Ideal for couples, these rooms sleep up to 2 guests and enjoy some of the hotel’s best outlooks over the pool and the Mediterranean beyond. Décor is fresh and modern, and amenities mirror Superior Rooms with balcony or terrace, air conditioning, TV, Wi‑Fi, coffee facilities and a chargeable minibar.

Family Room (Inland View) Sleeps 2–4


Designed with younger guests in mind, Family Rooms sleep 2–4 people and typically feature extra space or flexible bedding for children. Inland View rooms are located on the ground floor, handy for easy access to the gardens and pool. Facilities include balcony or terrace, TV, Wi‑Fi, safe, coffee-making facilities, minibar (charge), and a bathroom with bath/shower, plus daily cleaning and towel change.

Family Room with Sea View Sleeps 2–4


Offering the same family-friendly layout but with sparkling sea views, these rooms sleep 2–4 and are ideal if you want to enjoy those Limassol sunsets from your balcony.

Superior Room for Sole or Single Parent Use


A good option for solo travellers or one adult travelling with a child, these rooms provide the same comfort and amenities as standard Superior Rooms, but priced for single occupancy.

*Images indicative; layouts/views may vary.

More info

Limassol is Cyprus’s biggest resort – a lively blend of historic old town, modern marina and sweeping sandy beaches. Expect around 5 hours’ flight time from the UK and a time difference of +2 hours. Local currency is the Euro (€) and Greek Cypriot is the main language, though English is widely spoken in hotels, restaurants and shops.

Beachfront promenades, family-friendly tavernas, sleek cocktail bars and day trips into the Troodos Mountains or wine villages all add up to a flexible holiday base. The Mediterranean Beach Hotel’s beachfront location means you can easily mix lazy beach days with urban exploring and local dining.

Information above is based on supplier details and is subject to change, especially regarding seasonal facilities and entertainment. For entry rules and health guidance see the UK FCDO Spain advice.

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FAQs
Is Mediterranean Beach Hotel directly on the beach?
Yes. Mediterranean Beach Hotel enjoys a genuine beachfront setting on one of Limassol’s most attractive sandy stretches. You can walk from the pool area straight onto the sand via the hotel’s gardens.
What board bases can I book at Mediterranean Beach Hotel?
The hotel offers Bed and Breakfast, Half Board and Full Board. Full Board typically includes buffet-style breakfast, lunch and dinner in the main restaurants, while Half Board usually covers breakfast and dinner. Exact inclusions can vary, so check your holiday documents for the most up-to-date details.
Is Mediterranean Beach Hotel suitable for children and families?
Yes. Families are well catered for with family rooms sleeping up to four, a separate children’s pool, highchairs and kids’ menus in selected restaurants, plus a children’s club for ages roughly 4–12 years operating seasonally with games, crafts and entertainment. The gently shelving beach is also ideal for younger swimmers.
Does the hotel have a spa and indoor pool?
Mediterranean Beach Hotel features a spa area with sauna, steam room, whirlpool and a full menu of massages and beauty treatments, along with an on-site hairdresser. There is also a heated indoor freshwater pool in the spa centre, typically heated from early November through early May – perfect if you’re travelling outside the peak summer months.
What kind of activities and entertainment are available?
During the day you can use the gym, join fitness classes, play tennis or table tennis, or book watersports on the beach such as kayaks, pedalos, inflatables, windsurfing, snorkelling and scuba diving (usually for an extra charge). In the evening there’s a programme of in-house shows, live music and, in summer, professional performances and mini-discos for children. The exact schedule varies by season and occupancy.
How long is the transfer from Larnaca Airport to Mediterranean Beach Hotel?
The transfer from Larnaca (LCA) airport to the hotel is approximately 55 minutes by road, depending on traffic and the number of stops en route. Private transfers are often a little quicker.
What room types are available and do they have sea views?
Room types include Superior Rooms (some with sea view), Superior Rooms for sole or single-parent use, Premium Rooms with pool and sea view, Family Rooms (including Inland View on the ground floor) and Family Rooms with Sea View. Many categories offer balconies or terraces with either inland, pool or full sea views, which you can select at the time of booking subject to availability.
Is Wi‑Fi available and is there a charge?
Free Wi‑Fi is typically available throughout Mediterranean Beach Hotel, including guest rooms and most public spaces, so you can stay connected without extra cost.
When is the children’s club and entertainment available?
The children’s club generally operates between 1 April and 31 October, from around 10:00 to 17:00, while the more extensive evening entertainment programme runs mainly from May to October. In winter (November–April), a lighter entertainment schedule with live music and in-house shows is usually offered. All timings and dates are subject to change.