If you’re a regular visitor to the charming Cypriot capital but haven’t yet heard of Amavi Hotel, that would be because these deluxe digs are less than a year old. Bypassing baby steps and skipping straight to the major league, this new-fangled resort provides a luxury hotel experience fit to compete with longstanding neighbours on Poseidonos Avenue, such as the Annabelle. In fact, the Amavi not only deserves its seat, but brings something entirely different to the table. This is the first couples-only resort on the entire island and yes, they do it extremely well.

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The brand new beachside Amavi Hotel in Paphos, Cyprus.

Location

As we all know, location is everything and Amavi Hotel has this both in buckets and spades. Situated on an EU Blue Flag certified beach, the crystal clear waters are right on your doorstep. Those looking to enjoy an ouzo or two after dinner are also in luck as Paphos Old Town is easily walkable on foot. Ditch your designated driver status and stroll along the twinkling promenade towards the harbour on a balmy evening. We guarantee you won’t be stuck for waterfront bars and exceptional seafood restaurants. Dedicated concierge staff at the Amavi will gladly recommend surrounding cultural gems from the rich treasure trove that is Paphos. Do not leave without seeing the ruins at the Kato Paphos Archaeological Park.

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The palm tree-lined promenade along Paphos harbour.

The Rooms

Everything in the Amavi is coated in a sheen that screams, ‘new kids on the block’. In-room technology means that guests can take in their sea view from bed, bath, and beyond at the touch of a button. It’s never been so easy to have a lazy lie-in and we are absolutely living for it. They’ve even abandoned the traditional ‘do not disturb’ signs in favour of a guest-activated light embedded in the doors. Gadgets and gizmos aside, soft furnishings and bursts of beachy colours bring a warm appeal to the rooms at Amavi Hotel. More importantly, every single room is sea-facing, their squeaky-clean sliding doors opening to reveal an expanse of sea and sky.

Amavi Hotel

Deluxe accommodation with futuristic touches in each room.

The Food

We couldn’t go without mentioning the cuisine at the Amavi. From flawless fine-dining at Nocturne, to à la carte Asian fusion overlooking the sea at Immenso, this hotel has got you covered when you’re in need of a feed. Even the casual-chic buffet at Ezaria is a total showstopper, featuring freshly rolled sushi, a caviar bar, and a range of international and traditional Greek dishes prepared at live cooking stations. You may not yet be initiated into the world of Cypriot wine, but with the range on offer here you could leave this hotel a convert or budding connoisseur. Sit back and enjoy a glass whilst you watch the waves at Fortolana, or head to Selene for a dose of modern mixology.

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Delicious seafood and local Cypriot wine served outdoors.

The Vibe

Despite having a fresh face, Amavi Hotel has a super sophisticated air. This is a hotel for grownups and it shows. The staff wafts across the marble floors of the resort in a synchronised ballet, their gentle greetings mingling with soft classical music. Not a screaming child in sight. Guests are even assigned sun loungers and parasols at the beginning of their stay, totally eliminating that ever-ungainly rush to claim a deckchair in the morning. The spa and indoor pool itself is serene, but even in the baking heat outside there is a feeling of tranquillity. Guests can also choose to unwind aside one of two swimming outdoor pools – Saffire, with its stunning beach views, and Evera, with its bubbling waters.

Amavi Hotel

Absorb total serenity and sophistication at this couples-only resort.

If you’d like to visit the Amavi Hotel yourself, simply go to our website for more information, or call one of our travel specialists on 020 7749 7260.

About The Author

Resident foodie and festival-obsessive, Georgia is always looking for her next big adventure. Between writing and researching for Kenwood, she can usually be found thinking about her next meal or exciting getaway (sometimes both at the same time). While frequenting obscure gigs and discovering local delicacies are major hobbies, she also gets a thrill from correcting our wayward grammar and spelling.

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