Axiothea Hotel

Axiothea Hotel is a family-run, old-town stay in Paphos with a calm, local feel and standout views over the bay.

Photo of Axiothea Hotel by Marcin Gora (TataNaFali) on Google Maps

View-focused setting: Perched in the Ktima (upper town) area, Axiothea Hotel is known for panoramic sea views, especially from sea-view rooms and the breakfast area.

Rooms with practical comforts: Rooms are air-conditioned and typically include floor-to-ceiling windows, a private bathroom with toiletries, a small fridge, and a TV—simple, functional, and geared for easy days out in Paphos.

Balconies add value: Many rooms come with a full balcony or a Juliet balcony, making it easy to enjoy sunsets and fresh air without leaving your room.

On-site extras: The property offers free Wi-Fi, a bar, a garden, and even a private art gallery, giving the hotel a more personal, characterful atmosphere than a standard budget base.

Walkable old-town convenience: You’re close to shops, cafés, taverns, and museums, and within reach of landmarks like the Mitropolis of Paphos and the old-town religious sites around Ayios Theodoros.

Not a beach-front stay: The nearest beach is about 3 km away, so most guests will rely on buses, taxis, or a car for swim days.

Simple facilities: Travelers expecting a pool, spa, or resort-style grounds may find the amenities more modest and city-hotel oriented.

Potential noise and parking limits: Being in town can mean occasional street activity, and on-site parking availability may feel tight at busy times.

Pros	Cons
Family-run service, memorable sea views, balconies, free Wi‑Fi, bar and art gallery	Not on the beach, limited “resort” facilities, town setting may bring occasional noise

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