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About Hotels in Paphos

Paphos is one of the Mediterranean's most captivating destinations, blending UNESCO-listed archaeological treasures with a lively waterfront scene. Whether you're exploring the Paphos Archaeological Park and its extraordinary Roman mosaics, visiting the medieval Paphos Castle on the harbour, diving into the vibrant tavernas of Kato Paphos, or catching a performance at the ancient Odeon amphitheatre, the city rewards curiosity at every turn.

From polished five-star resorts lining the seafront at Poseidonos Avenue to characterful boutique hotels tucked into the hillside streets of Ktima, Paphos suits every type of traveller. The town is well served by local buses, and the compact harbour district is easily explored on foot.

Where to Stay in Paphos

Kato Paphos

The lively lower town and the obvious first-timer choice. The harbour, Paphos Castle, the Archaeological Park mosaics, and the best waterfront restaurants are all within easy walking distance.

Poseidonos Avenue

Paphos's premier seafront strip, home to the city's grandest resort hotels. Ideal for those seeking full-service luxury, with direct beach access and panoramic views across the Mediterranean.

Ktima (Upper Paphos)

The authentic old town perched above the coast, full of independent cafés, the covered Agora market, and local character. A quieter, more residential alternative with a genuinely Cypriot atmosphere.

Coral Bay

A relaxed coastal suburb a short bus ride north of the centre. Calmer and more affordable than the main strip, with its own sandy beach and a neighbourly, low-key holiday feel.

Airport and Transport Guide

Paphos is served by Paphos International Airport (PFO), the island's second-busiest airport with direct flights from across the UK and Europe. There is no rail link on Cyprus; instead, scheduled bus services operated by OSYPA connect the airport to Paphos town centre in approximately 20–30 minutes, running regularly throughout the day and into the late evening.

Public bus services in Paphos are operated by OSYPA, covering the town centre, Kato Paphos, and surrounding areas. A day pass offers the best value for visitors exploring multiple zones. Taxis are metered and widely available, with a typical town-centre journey costing €10–€20; airport runs average €20–€30. Ride-hailing apps have limited presence in Cyprus, so pre-booked taxi firms and hotel transfers are the most reliable options.

Tips for Finding the Best Hotel Deal in Paphos

  • Book at least 8–10 weeks ahead for stays during the Aphrodite Festival in September or Easter week, when hotels fill quickly.
  • Staying in Chlorakas or Yeroskipou offers lower nightly rates than Kato Paphos, with regular OSYPA bus connections into the centre.
  • Look for hotels that include breakfast — it saves time and money, and Paphos's seafront tavernas at lunch are better value anyway.
  • Choose free cancellation rates when booking outside peak season, as demand around bank holidays and festivals can shift quickly.
  • Midweek stays offer modest savings in shoulder season, though summer weekend premiums are less pronounced than in many European cities.
  • Joining loyalty programmes with Almyra or Annabelle hotels, both Thanos Hotels properties in Paphos, can unlock member rates and upgrades.

When to Visit Paphos for Lower Prices

Winter (Low Season)

December to February brings mild, occasionally wet days and the lowest hotel prices of the year. Paphos is quiet and unhurried, ideal for sightseeing without crowds. Expect mid-range rates from around £45–£80 per night.

Spring (Value Season)

March to May offers warm sunshine, wildflowers across the hillsides, and prices well below summer peaks. Kato Paphos and the Archaeological Park are at their most pleasant, with comfortable temperatures and manageable visitor numbers.

Summer (High Season)

June to August brings intense heat, packed beaches, and peak hotel prices. Direct flights from the UK surge, filling resorts quickly. Book well in advance and opt for accommodation with air conditioning and a pool.

Autumn (Value Season)

September and October remain warm and sunny, with sea temperatures ideal for swimming. Crowds begin to thin after August, and prices drop noticeably. The Aphrodite Opera Festival in September adds a cultural highlight to the season.

Popular Areas to Stay in Paphos

Kato Paphos (Paphos Harbour)

The tourist heart of Paphos, steps from the Archaeological Park, Paphos Castle, and the seafront promenade. High demand keeps rates elevated, but the central convenience is hard to beat.

Paphos Town Centre (Ktima)

The elevated old town where locals live and work, with the Municipal Market, banks, and government offices. Quieter and better value than the harbour, ideal for business travellers.

Coral Bay

A resort village roughly 10 kilometres north of the harbour, popular with families drawn to its sheltered sandy beach. Good mid-range and self-catering options away from the main tourist crowds.

Chlorakas

A largely residential suburb between Ktima and Coral Bay, increasingly popular with long-stay visitors and remote workers. Supermarkets, authentic tavernas, and noticeably lower hotel rates than the seafront.

Frequently Asked Questions

Kato Paphos (the harbour area) puts you closest to the main sights and restaurants but commands the highest nightly rates. Ktima, the traditional town centre, suits business travellers well, with offices, banks, and transport links nearby. Coral Bay is the top pick for beach-focused stays, while Chlorakas offers a quieter, more residential base with good value for longer visits.
Yes, budget accommodation is available, particularly in Ktima and Chlorakas, where rates can fall to around £35–£60 per night for a decent en-suite room. Kato Paphos is pricier but still has affordable guesthouses if you book early. Rates drop sharply outside the peak summer season, with November through February offering the lowest prices across the board.
Coral Bay is the standout choice for families, with its calm, shallow waters and easy beach access. Kato Paphos also works well, given its proximity to the Paphos Archaeological Park and the Paphos Medieval Castle, both engaging for children. Avoid the strip of bars around Harbour Road and Apostolou Pavlou Avenue at night, where the atmosphere skews towards adult nightlife.
November through February sees the lowest rates, often 40–50 per cent below summer peaks. Midweek stays are generally cheaper than Friday and Saturday arrivals year-round. Prices rise sharply during the Aphrodite Opera Festival in early September, the Paphos Aphrodite Festival in late August, and around the Easter Orthodox holiday weekend, so book well ahead or adjust dates if budget is a priority.
Paphos rewards even a long weekend, though three to five nights lets you do it justice. The UNESCO-listed Paphos Archaeological Park, the clifftop Tombs of the Kings, and the pretty harbour at Kato Paphos are the standout draws. Direct flights operate from most major UK airports year-round, making it one of the more straightforward Mediterranean escapes from Britain.
Yes, the majority of Paphos properties offer free-cancellation rates. Use the cancellation filter in search results to surface them quickly. It is worth booking earlier in the season around Easter and the peak July-to-August period, when popular hotels fill fast; locking in a refundable rate then typically costs ten to fifteen per cent more than a non-refundable booking, but the flexibility is often worth it.
The Anassa, set on the Akamas Peninsula north of Paphos, and the Almyra in Kato Paphos are both widely regarded as the finest luxury options in the area. For reliable mid-range stays, Radisson Blu and Leonardo Hotels both have well-regarded properties in the resort. Boutique seekers tend to look to the old town district of Ktima and the quieter hillside village of Tala.
Paphos International Airport sits roughly twelve kilometres from Kato Paphos harbour. OSYPA operates scheduled bus services, with route 612 connecting the airport to the town centre in around twenty to thirty minutes for a modest fare. Taxis are readily available outside arrivals and reach the centre in fifteen minutes or less; agree the fare in advance or ensure the meter is running before setting off.

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