Stone cavern restaurants
Therapeutic spas
Excellent childcare
How apt that Anassa means "queen" in Greek. With classic Greek architecture, luxurious water-facing rooms, and a restorative spa, the Anassa is worthy of royalty.
Secluded guest villas exude the charm of an ancient Byzantine village; cool, white Mediterranean expanses with fluttering curtains, marble floors, and louvered shutters. All have balconies with sea views.
The Thalassa Spa brings tranquility to a new level. Dip into the indoor heated swimming pool, flanked by Greek columns. The spa cuisine is so superlative, you won't even realize it's good for you. All four restaurants are exceptional, but try the Basiliko. Set in a stone cavern, it's perfect for intimate dinners.
If romance is on your mind, but you're traveling with children, no problem. There are various children's clubs, including the Baby Go Lightly Crèche, superlative among hotel childcare. At mid-day, meet up for lunch - there are children's menus, so you'll have your wine without hearing any whining.
Weather for Paphos Airport
A dinner for two (Chef's suggestion) or Buffet presentation per stay including A bottle of selected Local wine
**For stays until 31st December 2010
Conde Nast Traveller - Readers Travel Awards - Number Three Hotel, Overseas Hotels Europe - 2009
Conde Nast Traveller - Readers Travel Awards - One of The Best Spas, Overseas Hotels Europe - 2009
Tatler Travel Guide - 101 Best Hotels - 2009
Conde Nast Traveller- One of Top 10 Beach Hotels in Europe - 2008