Roman Hotel

In addition to the listed amenities all rooms have a DVD player, fridge and hairdryers available upon request.

The hotel's room range from double, king-size, twin rooms over rooms with queen-size bed to family rooms for up to 4 persons. Spacious and bright junior suites and superior rooms are also available.

It was in Paphos where, according to the legend, the Greek goddess of love and beauty was born.

``And laughter loving Aphrodite went to Paphos in Cyprus where she has her sacred precinct and fragrant altar``(Odyssey VIII 362).

The temple of Aphrodite was the national, religious and cultural centre of the island under the Ptolemies and Romans. After the decline of the Roman Empire, Paphos too lost some of its splendour and political influence, but retains its unique charm, picturesque port used by fishing boats and yachts as well as centuries old little Byzantine churches. See the recently discovered antique floor mosaics. In town you will find a classic Greek square and streets lined with busy shops leading to the market where farmers offer their freshest goods.

History, legend and a colourful every day life meet here in Paphos and make it the most attractive town in Cyprus. Paphos has been declared by UNESCO as a World Heritage Site. Just a few minutes away from the Roman you will find local restaurants and tavernas. The Lighthouse Beach (Blue Flag) is 400 metres away. The bus stop is just opposite.

As well as the facilities listed above, the hotel offers:
- a specious lobby with an atmosphere influenced by ancient Greek history.
- an indoor restaurant with historic and mythological decor themes and high chairs, a menu and early meals for children
- a small conference room
- air conditioning and central heating throughout

Furthermore the hotel offers an 18h room service, a doctor on call 24 hours a day and a 24/7 taxi service.

There is folkloric dancing and live music 5 times a week.