Hotel Louis Phaethon Beach Club

in Paphos , Paphos Region T rating: 4

 
  • Thomson Kids' Club 1st May to the end of October
  • Peaceful surroundings
  • On the seafront
  • Waterpark open 1st May to 31st October
With three pools, freshly-decorated rooms and a great dining scene, this hotel rolls out all the holiday essentials.
This hotel has clinched a quiet spot just outside the centre of Paphos. It’s less than a ten-minute bus ride from the harbour, where cafés and tavernas line up along the water’s edge. If you fancy the walk, just follow the palm-lined path along the seafront. It’ll take you about an hour.

Back at the hotel, the spotlight falls on three swimming pools. The first has a pool bar with a bougainvillea-covered canopy. The second's down by the beach and comes with six waterslides, which are open from May to October. Lastly, there’s the indoor pool – a circular number sitting beneath an ornate glass ceiling.

The rooms have freshly-painted walls and wooden floors, and come with essentials like satellite TVs.

On the dining-front, the main restaurant serves up big buffets and, at breakfast, you can get things like omelettes cooked to order. At lunch, there’s a really popular Chinese buffet. And for afternoon coffee and cakes, there’s a traditional Viennese patisserie.

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Hotel features

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All Inclusive

  • Full Board
  • Snacks
  • Afternoon tea, coffee and cakes
  • Soft drinks and local alcoholic drinks including beer‚ wine and spirits, until 24.00
  • Local ice-cream
  • Activities as listed
  • Entertainment as listed
  • Other facilities as indicated
  • Facilities that are not part of your All Inclusive package may incur extra local charges, please see the A-Z Guide

Meals

  • Esperides air-conditioned, buffet restaurant with outdoor seating overlooking the pool and gardens, show cooking, kids' meals and themed evenings nightly - dietary requirements catered for on request, open 07.00-10.00, 12.30-14.30 and 18.00-21.00
  • Al fresco Chinese buffet restaurant with highchairs in the kids' section and mountain views, open May-October 12.00-14.30
  • Café Vienna for hot and cold drinks, open 08.00-24.00

Swimming pool

  • Swimming pool
  • Indoor pool
  • Waterpark, open May-October
  • Sunbeds
  • Parasols
  • Pool bar for cocktails, alcoholic and soft drinks, snacks and buffet lunch, open 10.00-17.30

Entertainment

  • Lounge bar
  • 2 bars
  • Hotel-run daytime and evening entertainment programme - the main show starts at 22.00
  • Chariots nightclub in basement
  • TV room
  • New Year party

Activities

  • Gym with a treadmill, exercise bikes and free weights, 09.00-13.00 and 15.00-19.00 - over 12yrs only
  • Aerobics
  • Aqua aerobics
  • 2 tennis courts
  • Sauna and steam bath - over 12yrs only
  • Large indoor whirlpool bath
  • Basketball
  • Boules
  • Shuffleboard
  • Archery - over 18yrs only and booking required
  • Water polo
  • Beach volleyball
  • Games room
  • Table tennis
  • Darts
  • Pool table
  • Badminton
  • Bicycles
  • 5 rink outdoor green available for any green bowling group - matches and tournaments arranged free of charge between visiting clubs

For Families

  • Thomson Kids' Club for 3-11 years, May-Oct
  • Family World Centre with facilities for young children
  • Hotel-run Santelino kids' club for 3-12 years
  • Paddling pool
  • Galleon-style adventure playground - with parent accompaniment
  • Kiddie World playground for 3-8 years
  • Kids' cinema
  • Nightly mini-disco
  • Hotel-run crèche
  • Teen entertainment
  • Highchairs
  • Kids' cocktail menu
  • The following are provided on request in room - nappy changing pad, baby toilet seat, baby bath or bath support, socket covers, hot water thermos and bottle sterilising unit
  • Specially decorated room, with cots, baby feeding, changing facilities and toys, during the day
  • Pushchairs and board games from reception
  • Cots

Facilities

  • Air-conditioning/heating throughout
  • The following facilities are not included in your All Inclusive package:
  • Wi-Fi throughout hotel - 5 Euros per hour or 15 Euros for 24 hours
  • Internet in lobby
  • Massage
  • Green and short mat bowling
  • Internet café
  • Self-service launderette and ironing
  • Souvenir shop

Extra Charges

Some facilities may incur extra local charges, please see the A-Z Guide

Other Information

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Only from Thomson

In the UK, this holiday is only available from the Thomson Group.

Our rating

4

Official Rating

3 Star

No. of floors

4

No. of lifts

6

No. of rooms

422

Room facilities

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Room facilities

All rooms have satellite TV showing BBC World, and Sky News, phone, radio and hairdryer. Standard room sleeps up to 3 with twin beds and an extra bed in the bedroom. There's no cot space when rooms are fully occupied. Single and Sea-view rooms also available.

Room Upgrades

We also offer Family rooms and Family sea-view rooms.

Family room sleeps 3 adults and 1 child or 2 adults and 2 children up to 12yrs with a double bed and sofa-bed. There's no cot space when rooms are fully occupied. Family sea-view rooms also available.

Cruise & Stay

available here. Visit www.thomson.co.uk/cruise for details.

Location

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  • Quiet setting outside main resort
  • Paphos harbour 4.2km
  • Nearest resort is Kato in lower Paphos 3km
  • Buses run roughly every half an hour from the front of the hotel
  • Small rocky beach behind hotel
  • Pharmacy 1.5km
  • ATM 1km
  • Bank 1km
  • Nearest shops and supermarket 1km - where you can buy English newspapers

Transfers

25 minutes to 1 hour

Your guide to Paphos, Paphos Region

“Gorgeous beaches, gorgeous restaurants and gorgeous shops galore - Paphos is just gorgeous all over.”

Never mind the best of both worlds, with Paphos you get the best of all worlds. The ancient capital of Cyprus and reputedly the birthplace of the Goddess of Love, Aphrodite, this seaside dream blends old and new with an unforced charm that’s intensely seductive.

The resort is divided into two areas, Kato Paphos, the picturesque medieval harbour, and Ktima inland, with its bustling, hilly streets and authentic Cypriot atmosphere.

There’s no doubt that the harbour, with its fortress and myriad open-air restaurants should be your first port of call. Dine on fresh fish and sip chilled wine. Watch yachts come and go from the bay. Or enjoy the array of music bars and clubs that make up Paphos’ nightlife.

Ready to stretch your shopping legs? The best place for souvenir hunting is Ktima. Take a cab or walk there to browse around the honeycomb of shopping streets. Best buys include the trademark Cypriot handicrafts of leather goods, pottery and silver.

Of course no trip here would make sense without visiting Paphos’ treasure box of archeological sites. Ponder the superbly preserved mosaics in the Roman house of Dionysis. Walk the rows of the Odeion amphitheatre nearby. Saunter wide-eyed around a sarcophagus-filled museum. And don’t miss the awe-inspiring Tombs of the Kings, with their age-old chambers hewn in the ground.

As if all this isn’t enough, Paphos has beaches too. When you’re tired of sightseeing, hit one of the four pebble-and-sand stretches to the east, each with its own watersports. Or for more serious lounging, take a bus to Coral Bay, where idyllic yellow sands and shallow waters await your attentions. Bliss.

More on Paphos, Paphos Region

More on Paphos, Paphos Region

Never mind the best of both worlds, with Paphos you get the best of all worlds. The ancient capital of Cyprus and reputedly the birthplace of the Goddess of Love, Aphrodite, this seaside dream blends old and new with an unforced charm that’s intensely seductive.

The resort is divided into two areas, Kato Paphos, the picturesque medieval harbour, and Ktima inland, with its bustling, hilly streets and authentic Cypriot atmosphere.

There’s no doubt that the harbour, with its fortress and myriad open-air restaurants should be your first port of call. Dine on fresh fish and sip chilled wine. Watch yachts come and go from the bay. Or enjoy the array of music bars and clubs that make up Paphos’ nightlife.

Ready to stretch your shopping legs? The best place for souvenir hunting is Ktima. Take a cab or walk there to browse around the honeycomb of shopping streets. Best buys include the trademark Cypriot handicrafts of leather goods, pottery and silver.

Of course no trip here would make sense without visiting Paphos’ treasure box of archeological sites. Ponder the superbly preserved mosaics in the Roman house of Dionysis. Walk the rows of the Odeion amphitheatre nearby. Saunter wide-eyed around a sarcophagus-filled museum. And don’t miss the awe-inspiring Tombs of the Kings, with their age-old chambers hewn in the ground.

As if all this isn’t enough, Paphos has beaches too. When you’re tired of sightseeing, hit one of the four pebble-and-sand stretches to the east, each with its own watersports. Or for more serious lounging, take a bus to Coral Bay, where idyllic yellow sands and shallow waters await your attentions. Bliss.

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Hotel Louis Phaethon Beach Club reviews - what customers thought

Thomson Web Reviews

Overall score: 4/5

Based on 237 reviews

What to expect

  • Room comfort Room comfort: 4/5
  • Location Location: 4/5
  • Food Food: 5/5
  • Cleanliness Cleanliness: 4/5

Latest Thomson Reviews

 

Written on 01/10/2010, Anonymous said...

Just returned on 23/10/10 after a weeks break. This hotel was fab, great for kids & adults alike, staff were nice, pleasant & really helpful especially the waiters & waitresses in the lobby & terrace areas. Good housekeeping allround,... more on this review

Giving it an overall rating out of 5: Overall score: 5/5

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With three pools, freshly-decorated rooms and a great dining scene, this hotel rolls out all the holiday essentials.

This hotel has clinched a quiet spot just outside the centre of Paphos. It’s less than a ten-minute bus ride from the harbour, where cafés and tavernas line up along the water’s edge. If you fancy the walk, just follow the palm-lined path along the seafront. It’ll take you about an hour.

Back at the hotel, the spotlight falls on three swimming pools. The first has a pool bar with a bougainvillea-covered canopy. The second's down by the beach and comes with six waterslides, which are open from May to October. Lastly, there’s the indoor pool – a circular number sitting beneath an ornate glass ceiling.

The rooms have freshly-painted walls and wooden floors, and come with essentials like satellite TVs.

On the dining-front, the main restaurant serves up big buffets and, at breakfast, you can get things like omelettes cooked to order. At lunch, there’s a really popular Chinese buffet. And for afternoon coffee and cakes, there’s a traditional Viennese patisserie.

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