Hotels in Cyprus

Travelers visiting Cyprus intending to stay near cities should consider staying near Nicosia. Nicosia offers plenty of public transport services to get around the city. Nicosia's urban bus company, Osel, features an extensive route network to and from the city center. The city also features various taxi stands at the bus station, by the Old City and the airport walls. Most people in Nicosia travel by car, and getting a rental car is an efficient way of getting around the city. Travelers looking for hotels in Cyprus and visiting Nicosia should consider getting a cheap stay in Nicosia Eagle Eye, which is walkable from Kumarcilar Han. Alternatively, travelers can opt to stay at Gunes Rezidans, which offers cheap accommodation in the heart of North Nicosia.

Cyprus offers a vibrant nightlife for party lovers visiting the country. The major club spot is Ayia Napa which has fun, music, hearty food, and drinks alongside a nonstop dance scene. Ayia Napa boasts a pleasant climate, funky clubs, night clubs and jazzy clubs for travelers' entertainment. Ayia Napa houses the Blue Moon Bar, a major Scandinavian bar that attracts worldwide visitors. Travelers looking for Cyprus hotels near Ayia Napa region should consider booking a stay in Tasia Maris Oasis. It lies within a short drive to Nissi Beach and Cape Greco National Forest Park. Ayia Napa also features terrace-only restaurants with sea views like the Deck. The Butchery & Co Grill House is a restaurant in Paralimni popular for its grilled meat platters. It provides meaty dishes like paprika-dusted chicken and succulent kebabs. Isola at Nissi Beach hotel provides tasty Mediterranean-inspired dishes alongside beach sun loungers.

Cyprus boasts plenty of museums that reserve information and knowledge of the city's history. These museums house historical relics, ancient remains, symbols of ancient civilisation and cultures. Pano Lefkara is a village in Cyprus situated in the Troodos Mountains known for its art and charm. Travers can tour the village for free, but the Kato Dry Bee & Embroidery Museum requires travelers to pay for guided tours. Travelers looking for cheap hotels in Cyprus’ history and art region can consider staying near Pano Lefkara. A good example is the Lefkara Hotel, which is a short distance from the Fax Wax Museum and Bee & Embroidery Museum. Omodos Village is another popular destination in Cyprus known for its stunning monasteries and cobbled lanes. The village provides paid guided tours of Linos Tou Chariulaou and a fascinating wine scene that goes back to over 700 years. Travelers looking for Cyprus hotels can get hotels near Omodos Village like Forest Park Hotel.

August is the least expensive month to stay in Cyprus, with an average price of R631 per night. That price is significantly cheaper than the most expensive month, June.

There is little doubt that travellers enjoy various cities in Cyprus, but the majority of travellers who visit Cyprus tend to spend the most time in Paphos.

Limassol is the most expensive city in Cyprus to book a hotel room in. The nightly rate of R1 631 is 26% more than the average city in Cyprus.

Our users typically find that Nicosia has the lowest per night rates in the country at just R223. Nicosia offers hotels rooms at an average rate that is 63% lower than the average city in Cyprus.

As of November 2024, there are 14 726 operators available to choose from for hotels in Cyprus.

Prices for hotels in Cyprus refresh daily.