Hotels near Municipal Baths, Paphos

It’s so friendly. For us, it’s very gratifying to be able to accept our one-and-a-half-year-old children, because it has been rejected by two other hotels before this. The reason is that the first one does not allow children to stay, and the other is that children under three years old are not allowed to stay. Immediately after I contacted online customer service on Trip.com, the work efficiency was very high, and I quickly recommended Anfla to me, and the customer service immediately went offline and directly consulted the hotel, confirming that we allowed the children to stay and immediately navigated to this hotel. The overall building of the hotel is a three-story single-family small western-style building. The guest rooms are suite types. The entrance is the living room. The bedroom is inside. There is a balcony for drying clothes. At a glance, the beautiful lawn and the vast sea view are outside the window. The seaside trail is downstairs. It is particularly comfortable to push the children for a walk and walk. In the evening, you can watch the sunset, giving people a relaxed and happy feeling. The price is more affordable than the two previously found. From the hotel customer service to the environment inside and outside the room to the coastal trails around the hotel, I am very satisfied. If you travel back to Paphos, you will still choose to station here 👍.

From the moment we arrived to the moment we left everything about this hotel was superb. The rooms are bright and clean, the food provides something for everyone and the staff just brilliant. Maria at the pool side towel counter is an absolute delight providing a friendly smile and engaging conversation each day. Other staff members who stood out included Alexandra on reception, Dillon the lifeguard and Naomi in the executive lounge but in truth everyone was so friendly and welcoming and could not do enough for you. Thank you for a great holiday and we look forward to a return visit very soon.

The experience in this hostel was horrible. It was dirty, it is very unsafe since at night they are allowed to have parties with people drinking, both from the hostel and guests of the clients. They partied until 3 or 4 in the morning without letting people sleep, there was no one to complain during the night. Obviously, in the morning we got up and everything was full of the remains of the party, drinks, dirty glasses... We complained to the hostel management, which has made us dizzy to this day, since they told us that we were leaving to return the money for the two nights we spent there and we have not received any response or compensation from her. I don't recommend it at all.

Beautiful, renovated and clean rooms. The breakfast was very rich and of good quality... The service was impeccable... The exterior of the hotel needs renovation, such as the building, garden and pool furniture... Inside, the rest of the areas apart from the rooms and reception need care and maintenance... In general terms it is a good hotel but definitely not a 5 stars hotel..

Beautiful hotel! Tasty breakfast! Nice pools inside and out🥰 It was all perfect.

I previously posted a review about my family's disappointing stay at Minthis Resort, but I’ve deleted it due to the resort’s response, which shifted the blame on my family. It’s a lesson on how to make a bad situation worse for your guests. In their reply, the resort claimed we had used up all the hot water and needed to wait for the boiler to refill. This is simply not true. The hot water had been broken since 6 PM the previous evening, and nobody in my family had used it since then. Their maintenance worker confirmed the boiler was at zero pressure and needed resetting—a process I witnessed myself. He even mentioned it might need a replacement part, which wasn’t resolved before we had to check out. None of my family could shower before leaving, which is universally annoying for any family leaving a hotel. Instead of taking responsibility for their broken boiler, Minthis now chose to shift the blame onto us, their guests, by claiming we had somehow caused the problem. This is not acceptable for any hotel, and especially not for a resort that charges high prices and claims to be five-star. Mistakes happen, but the mark of good service is taking ownership for these. Very unimpressive. They served non-vegetarian cheese to my young daughter, despite us specifically asking for vegetarian. Mistakes like this happen, but rather than simply apologise, the staff tried to blame my wife for the mix-up. None of us could shower before checking out because the boiler was broken. Minthis is now blaming us for using up the hot water—which is clearly untrue. What’s worse than these mistakes is how Minthis refused to take responsibility, both at the time and now in their response. This behavior is unacceptable, and I would not recommend staying here if you expect a resort to own its mistakes and provide actual customer service. Im assuming another response from the hotel detailing out how it was my family’s fault somehow. If so, Im not going to go through this rigmarole of re-posting again, so just know I disgaree!