WellClub Resort - Suites & Wellness

The suite was very well furnished and very comfortable. The breakfast spread was enormous and very tasty although the coffee could have been better. Only there for one day so unable to take advantage of all facilities.

Pool bar unable to get a sprite due to Wellness policies. However, I could get a beer or spirits which i felt would conflict Wellness

The booking was a treat for my mum‘s birthday. And it was a big success. The hotel, breakfast, dinner and staff (shout out to Jonathan, Ibrahim, Nasar, Rebecca and of course Yianick) were brilliant.

The room was new but already had dirty walls. Nothing major but it was something that bothered me. Also, a massive bathroom but no storage or benches for the suitcases anywhere. Other than that: absolutely amazing!

the best breakfast

to much stairs

The only good thing is the room which is spacious, clean, modern and great facilities such as a wide balcony and aircon.

We came to Cyprus and instead felt like we came to Israel. This is a kosher hotel which follows their food rules and shabbat rules, for example the breakfast is advertised as being Mediterranean but it’s not (we did not see a single slice of ham cos it’s not kosher) and cooking was not allowed on Shabbat (Saturday) meaning even the bread toaster was off that day. I wish the advertising was more clear as we would’ve definitely preferred to stay at a different hotel and experience full Mediterranean/cypriot food and vibes. At the pool, the food they serve is basic (again kosher so expect only vegetarian pizzas) and no music on Saturday (probably not allowed on Shabbat). Hotel is far from the main harbour (1 hour walk in the heat with no shade) and taxis are overpriced at reception (they tell you a fixed price, then the driver tells you more once you get in). Better to use bolt or cabcy apps or rent a car. The nearest best beach is Venus, around 20-30 mins walk, again through the heat and no shade. Be aware though, if you want a room with sea view, you will be taken at the top of the hill where you have to go up a lot of stairs. There are also 2 lifts you can take but there is still a lot of walking and other stairs just to get to your room. Sorry but we do not recommend this place unless of course you are Israeli or Jewish.