Kefalos Beach Village

in Paphos , Paphos Region T rating: 3 plus

 
  • Thomson Kids' Club from May to October
  • Beachfront
  • Self catering facilities
  • Sports and activities
With a fantastic pool scene just footsteps from the sand, the Kefalos Beach Village gets top marks on the swimming and sunbathing front.
The clue’s in the name with this one. It’s pulled right up against the beach and looks more like a mini village than a hotel. The buildings have a classic flavour – all sugarcube-style apartments – and because they’re surrounded by pretty landscaped gardens, there’s an air of privacy to the place. Still, despite the peace and quiet it’s not far off the beaten track. The promenade – dotted with shops, bars and restaurants – is just a short walk away.

As for the accommodation itself, the exterior may be on the traditional side but head inside and it’s a different story. Rooms still have a classic flavour – think white walls and cool ceramic floors – but modern trimmings like mini-fridges, satellite TVs and air-conditioning keep things up to date. You get your own balcony or veranda, too.

Outside, a lake-like swimming pool with a bridge crossing sits between the hotel and the sea. There’s a poolside bar, too, serving up drinks and light bites throughout the day. And if all that sounds a little too relaxed for your liking, there’s a mini golf course, a volleyball court and a gym to cater for the more active crowd.

Food-wise, there’s a mix of big global buffets and à la carte options on offer. Head to the traditional taverna for a taste of authentic Cyprus, or eat al fresco from the barbecue grill which is open during the summer. There’s a sea-facing cocktail bar, too - perfect for sundowners and after-dinner drinks.

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Meals

  • Arodafnousa main restaurant for buffet breakfast and dinner. Open 07.00-10.00 and 19.00-22.00
  • Romios Deck à la carte restaurant open for dinner 19.00-22.00. Reservations with reception required
  • Occasional barbecue evenings

Swimming pool

  • Swimming pool
  • Indoor pool with sauna and whirlpool bath
  • Sun terraces
  • Pool snack bar in high season only

Entertainment

  • Lounge and bar open 16.30-01.00
  • Daytime and evening activities
  • Weekly live music
  • TV lounge
  • Karaoke
  • Quiz night once a week

Activities

  • Tennis - equipment at a charge. Reservations with reception required
  • Minigolf
  • Mini-football
  • Gym with air-conditioning, static bikes and treadmills for over 16s. Open 08.00-19.00
  • Sauna available to over 16s. Open 08.00-19.00, at a charge
  • Massages for over 16s. Reservations are required.
  • Games room with pool table and table tennis
  • Volleyball court
  • Basketball
  • Bicycle hire
  • Aqua aerobics
  • Boules
  • Darts
  • Archery

For Families

  • Thomson kids' club from May to October
  • Kids' entertainment
  • Kids' pool
  • Playground
  • Early suppers
  • Cots
  • Highchairs in restaurant

Facilities

  • Free Wi-Fi in the lobby
  • Internet access in the lobby area at a charge
  • 24-hour reception
  • Supermarket and souvenir shop
  • Launderette
  • Hairdresser by appointment only

Special Offers

Honeymooners receive free fruit and wine on arrival.

Extra Charges

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

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Only from Thomson

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

24/7 Service in Resort

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Our rating

3 plus

Official Rating

A Class

No. of floors

2 including ground floor

No. of lifts

1 - in main building

No. of rooms

244

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Apartment facilities

Apartments have 2 beds, 2 sofa-beds, satellite TV, phone, hairdryer, self-catering facilities, fridge, air-conditioning and balcony or terrace. 1 bedroom apartments sleeping up to 4 available. Limited sea-view apartments and Superior apartments also available at a supplement.

Studio facilities

Studios have 2 beds plus a sofa bed, satellite TV, phone, hairdryer, self-catering facilities, fridge, air-conditioning, and balcony or terrace. Limited sea-view studios and Superior studios available at a supplement.

Location

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  • On the beachfront
  • 500m to shops
  • 2km to the harbour‚ restaurants and tavernas of Kato Paphos

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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Kefalos Beach Village reviews - what customers thought

Thomson Web Reviews

Overall score: 5/5

Based on 21 reviews

What to expect

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

Latest Thomson Reviews

 

Written on 01/11/2010, Anonymous said...

The accomodation and staff were absolutely excellent.The room we picked with sea view was stunning and we saw the sunset evernight[5pm] the sunbeds were a bit worn out but the grassy area and beach was fantastic. we enjoyed the meals with alexandros... more on this review

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

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With a fantastic pool scene just footsteps from the sand, the Kefalos Beach Village gets top marks on the swimming and sunbathing front.

The clue’s in the name with this one. It’s pulled right up against the beach and looks more like a mini village than a hotel. The buildings have a classic flavour – all sugarcube-style apartments – and because they’re surrounded by pretty landscaped gardens, there’s an air of privacy to the place. Still, despite the peace and quiet it’s not far off the beaten track. The promenade – dotted with shops, bars and restaurants – is just a short walk away.

As for the accommodation itself, the exterior may be on the traditional side but head inside and it’s a different story. Rooms still have a classic flavour – think white walls and cool ceramic floors – but modern trimmings like mini-fridges, satellite TVs and air-conditioning keep things up to date. You get your own balcony or veranda, too.

Outside, a lake-like swimming pool with a bridge crossing sits between the hotel and the sea. There’s a poolside bar, too, serving up drinks and light bites throughout the day. And if all that sounds a little too relaxed for your liking, there’s a mini golf course, a volleyball court and a gym to cater for the more active crowd.

Food-wise, there’s a mix of big global buffets and à la carte options on offer. Head to the traditional taverna for a taste of authentic Cyprus, or eat al fresco from the barbecue grill which is open during the summer. There’s a sea-facing cocktail bar, too - perfect for sundowners and after-dinner drinks.

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