City hotel guide

Paphos

Paphos, situated on the southwestern coast of Cyprus, is the country's fourth-largest city. Renowned for its mild subtropical-Mediterranean climate, it served as a European Capital of Culture in 2017. The city is a UNESCO World Heritage site, celebrated for its ancient architecture, intricate mosaics, and religious significance. Located approximately 50 km west of Limassol, Paphos offers a relaxed yet culturally rich atmosphere, making it an ideal base for travelers seeking historical depth combined with coastal comfort.

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Before choosing where to stay

Where to Base

Hotels are primarily concentrated in the coastal area and near the Old Town. The waterfront offers easy access to beaches and dining, while the Old Town district provides walking proximity to the famous Paphos Archaeological Park and its renowned Roman mosaics.

Airport Connection

Paphos International Airport is the island's second-largest airport, serving as a gateway to the west. It is well-connected via the A6 highway. Taxis and local buses provide convenient access from the airport to the main hotel districts in the city center and coastal areas.

Best Season

Thanks to the mildest temperatures on the island, Paphos is visitable year-round. Summer is warm and dry, perfect for beach activities. Spring and autumn offer comfortable weather for exploring archaeological sites with fewer crowds, making them ideal for cultural tourism.