Villa Thermopilon

Villa Thermopilon in Aradippou is a small, villa-style bed-and-breakfast that feels geared toward a relaxed, pool-centered stay near Larnaca.

Photo of Villa Thermopilon by Nidal Saabi on Google Maps

Pool-focused downtime: The property has an outdoor pool that operates year-round, with sun loungers and umbrellas for easy, low-effort afternoons. A shallow section and pool-view setup make it especially appealing if you want a simple “swim, read, repeat” rhythm.

Outdoor spaces: Expect a garden and a sun terrace, plus BBQ facilities that suit travelers who like spending evenings outside. There’s also an outdoor dining area that works well for casual meals without leaving the property.

Room comfort basics: Rooms are described with practical features like air conditioning, heating, a seating area, and free toiletries. Some rooms include a terrace and a dressing/wardrobe area, and there’s a flat-screen TV plus an electric kettle for self-serve drinks.

Convenient stay logistics: Wi‑Fi is available throughout the property, and parking is offered. Services like luggage storage and fast check-in/check-out can help if you’re arriving late or moving on quickly.

Nearby, tied to the stay: It’s a short walk to the Costas Kaimakliotis Folklore Museum, giving you an easy outing between pool sessions. The airport is also close, which can reduce travel-day stress.

Limited on-site dining: As a smaller B&B, the food setup may feel light, leaning on options like breakfast in the room and a snack bar rather than a full restaurant.

Car may be helpful: While there’s a nearby bus stop, many beach and city highlights around Larnaca may be easier with a car or arranged transport.

Pros	Cons
Year-round outdoor pool with loungers and umbrellas	On-site dining may be limited compared with larger hotels
Garden, sun terrace, and BBQ facilities for relaxed evenings	Getting to wider Larnaca sights and beaches may be easier with a car

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