Was a great place to stay for my two daughters (3,1) first holiday. Swimming pools were nice. Staff were great always willing to help.

Lovely, spacious apartment- clean, well equipped. Access to good sized communal pool and all the excellent facilities available at Aphrodite Hills.

Lovely, spacious apartment- clean, well equipped. Access to good sized communal pool and all the excellent facilities available at Aphrodite Hills.

Great facilities, great for a relaxing break, the staff are excellent and always willing to help with any question, the apartment was of a high quality we really enjoyed the time there, looking forward our next holiday there.

We stayed for 3 nights in Apartment A4, which was very centrally situated about 200m from the Hotel, the village square (shops, restaurants and pub) and the Golf Club. The apartment was very comfortable for two people, with lounge/kitchen, bedroom, bathroom/shower room, and a lovely balcony. The kitchen area was fully equipped with two fridges, washing machine, ceramic hob with four plates, microwave, toaster and kettle, so no excuses for not looking after ourselves. Aphrodite Hills is very big as a resort with interest centred around the golf course, though we were actually here to attend our nieces wedding. Travel to/from the resort is best effected by hire car though there is a public service bus calls every 30 mins in daytime, which I believe costs 2 euros and takes about 45mins to get into central Paphos. The climate is excellent, though at this time of year (April) it gets quite cold at nights, so bring a jacket or warm top. The other thing is that there always seems to be a breeze off the sea, which means there are very few bugs/flies to bother you.

We stayed for 3 nights in Apartment A4, which was very centrally situated about 200m from the Hotel, the village square (shops, restaurants and pub) and the Golf Club.The apartment was very comfortable for two people, with lounge/kitchen, bedroom, bathroom/shower room, and a lovely balcony.The kitchen area was fully equipped with two fridges, washing machine, ceramic hob with four plates, microwave, toaster and kettle, so no excuses for not looking after ourselves.Aphrodite Hills is very big as a resort with interest centred around the golf course, though we were actually here to attend our nieces wedding. Travel to/from the resort is best effected by hire car though there is a public service bus calls every 30 mins in daytime, which I believe costs 2 euros and takes about 45mins to get into central Paphos.The climate is excellent, though at this time of year (April) it gets quite cold at nights, so bring a jacket or warm top. The other thing is that there always seems to be a breeze off the sea, which means there are very few bugs/flies to bother you.

Good location

Beautiful place, was there for my friends wedding and they couldn't have picked a better location.

Beautiful place, was there for my friends wedding and they couldnt have picked a better location.

This was a really lovely apartment. Aphrodite Hills is a "village" with real-sized apartments and villas. We chose to book through Expedia because it said the accommodation was 0.1km from the village centre, but this one was about 1km away - 10 minutes with a walking shortcut. Apartment made up for it but glad we had a car! There was a lovely pool a few minutes from the apartment and a great view from the balcony towards the sea. Restaurants in the village centre were very nice but a bit pricy (mains from 15 to 20 euros). Staff were welcoming and everything efficiently run.

This was a really lovely apartment. Aphrodite Hills is a village with real-sized apartments and villas. We chose to book through Expedia because it said the accommodation was 0.1km from the village centre, but this one was about 1km away - 10 minutes with a walking shortcut. Apartment made up for it but glad we had a car! There was a lovely pool a few minutes from the apartment and a great view from the balcony towards the sea. Restaurants in the village centre were very nice but a bit pricy (mains from 15 to 20 euros). Staff were welcoming and everything efficiently run.

Apartments are lovely, gardens & pool areas clean & well kept Staff are lovely & could not be more helpful Shops / bars & restaurants on site offer great choice Only criticism was our villa was on the main road through the site and from Friday night through until Sunday night (including all night) there were lorries back & forth along the road which was very noisy - try to avoid apartments on the road!

Apartments are lovely, gardens & pool areas clean & well keptStaff are lovely & could not be more helpfulShops / bars & restaurants on site offer great choice Only criticism was our villa was on the main road through the site and from Friday night through until Sunday night (including all night) there were lorries back & forth along the road which was very noisy - try to avoid apartments on the road!

We hired a 3 bedroom junior villa with private pool. The villa was fantastic and in a great position overlooking the golf clubhouse and within easy walking distance of all the facilities we needed as a family. The soccer school and riding stables kept our two children fabulously busy. The Village Square restaurants, shops and supermarket were all of a good quality and, for the setting, relatively reasonably priced. All in all an excellent 6 day experience!

Overall, it was pleasant. The villa was breathtaking, the setting was beautiful but the constant interruptions from gardeners, pool maintenance and cleaners became intolerable and spoiled things for us. I believed I was in a private setting but for instance, when I'm clambering out of the pool, I didn't expect someone to be standing behind me shouting "hello". Thank goodness I don't have a heart condition. I'm not cross with the staff - you could see they were embarrassed but (another instance) sending staff to treat bald bits of grass by throwing fertiliser on it, which was right near the pool was incomprehensible. They were polite and I felt for them but I'm quite a private shy person and not an exhibitionist so although I had a full swim suit on and sarong, I wasn't happy. Remember not everyone is there just for a holiday. I was on business as well as trying to recouperate from a very traumatic year. But that's just me.

Overall it was a fantastic place to stay. Very well maintained site, fantastic views, the accommodation was excellent; clean, well equipped. The wifi in the villa was poor, particularly upstairs. Do not have breakfast at the Golf Club, very expensive, average quality (not exactly an english breakfast), and very poor service. The stay was slightly marred due to confusion over booking and cost.

Overall it was a fantastic place to stay. Very well maintained site, fantastic views, the accommodation was excellent; clean, well equipped. The wifi in the villa was poor, particularly upstairs.Do not have breakfast at the Golf Club, very expensive, average quality (not exactly an english breakfast), and very poor service.The stay was slightly marred due to confusion over booking and cost.

The complex is nice, and in very good condition. It's a big place, and there's plenty to do there. Breakfast in the Golf Club is poor, although the staff are nice, the food is average at best. We expected a buffet style breakfast and what we got was a limited menu of choice. We could've paid more for other items on the menu, but decided against it and ate elsewhere. The other restaurants are reasonable, and in our opinion, the Italian and the Pub had the best food. We did not try the Indian restaurant. The Villa was lovely, and very well equipped. There a swimming pools local to the villas, which is good, and a very well equipped gym (best I've seen in a hotel ). The resort is a little isolated, but taxis to Paphos, Pissouri etc are reasonable, although the bus is very very cheap, and air conditioned so a good option if you don't want to pay for a cab. We didn't use the hotel facilities, but we talked to a couple who were All Inclusive and they said the food was good, and lots of choice.

The complex is nice, and in very good condition. Its a big place, and theres plenty to do there. Breakfast in the Golf Club is poor, although the staff are nice, the food is average at best. We expected a buffet style breakfast and what we got was a limited menu of choice. We couldve paid more for other items on the menu, but decided against it and ate elsewhere. The other restaurants are reasonable, and in our opinion, the Italian and the Pub had the best food. We did not try the Indian restaurant. The Villa was lovely, and very well equipped. There a swimming pools local to the villas, which is good, and a very well equipped gym (best Ive seen in a hotel ). The resort is a little isolated, but taxis to Paphos, Pissouri etc are reasonable, although the bus is very very cheap, and air conditioned so a good option if you dont want to pay for a cab.We didnt use the hotel facilities, but we talked to a couple who were All Inclusive and they said the food was good, and lots of choice.

The apartment furniture was the main problem, beds were cheap and uncomfortable, likewise the sofa was falling apart! Communal pool was nice but a walk away.

was very good but food problem. when you go then ask 1st food please .

The villas at the resort are spacious and nice, but they are not well maintained, appointed, nor serviced. There is absolutely no service (e.g., cleaning, towels, bed sheets) besides week-long stays once. Also, there were many issues with maintenance, such as broken light fixtures, and lack of hot water. Overall, a good stay, but certainly not a luxurious facility. And most villas have no view.

The villas at the resort are spacious and nice, but they are not well maintained, appointed, nor serviced. There is absolutely no service (e.g., cleaning, towels, bed sheets) besides week-long stays once. Also, there were many issues with maintenance, such as broken light fixtures, and lack of hot water. Overall, a good stay, but certainly not a luxurious facility. And most villas have no view.

Just as the pictures showed. Great place

The whole experience at aphrodite hills was fabulous. We will definitely be back!

Our apartment in Apollo heights part of the Aphrodite hills resort was very comfortable and well equipped with two bathrooms, modern kitchen with washer, dishwasher, microwave ect. It was very quiet overlooking the beautiful gardens and golf course. The huge swimming pool was also quiet for August. The apartment was situated a good walk approx. 15 min from the village centre, golf club, restaurants, hotel, shop and bars and bus stop so hire a car or get apartment or villa nearer to the centre if you do not like walking. Aphrodite hills resort is very beautiful and well kept. The spa is amazingly good. We enjoyed the restaurants and if you tire of Greek, Indian and Italian food the English food in the pub is very good especially the cod in beer batter with chips and mushy peas but be warned the helping is enormous! The bus to Paphos costs 1 euro 50 cents each way which is good value for a 40 min journey. For a real treat get off the bus at Kouklia a beautiful village east of Aphrodites Rock and visit the Museum, the snake farm and the ancient 12th century church. The village square is closed to traffic and filled with pavement cafe's and restaurants which come alive at night with live music and dancing. Thursday traditional music and dancing very lively, Friday night try Diarizos Tavern where you will enjoy fresh catch of the day from their own boat and slow cooked lamb and potato from the clay oven outside which has been cooking all day. Taxi home advised. Wonderful holiday.

Nice villa village

We stayed in a 2 bed apartment in Apollo Heights village for 10 days. The resort was fantastic - close to Paphos airport, friendly staff, great food, excellent facilities for the kids. I could go on. The apartment itself was large and beautifully furnished. However, the best thing was having the three pools in our village (baby, toddler and adult) all pretty much to ourselves for the entire stay. Bliss.

Highly recommend this hotel, first class service, rooms finished to a high standard and lots of amenities on site.

Lovely staff, many options for dining out with or without children. You DO need a car, however. Nearby Aphrodite Museum, orange picking on the side of the road on the way (locals say its okay to pick 1 or 2), golf on the premises - Spa (only for 16 and above, tried taking my 4 year old for a mommy and me manicure and they needed special permission (their concern is children are loud and will be a distraction for the other guests. They seem to genuinely welcome children, the kids club was great and the kids loved it during the day (but no child wants to be in there for more than 3 or 4 hours at a time, it is a family holiday after all. Remember, one thing no one talks about of Cypress is that in all toilets in and outside of hotels, in the villas, restaurants, etc.. they cannot handle the plumbing of bathroom tissue - so you are asked to dispose of it in the provided bin/trash (It wound up not being as repelling as Turkey with the holes in the floor, but it was still not as pleasant). Wine and food amazing and affordable.

Aphrodite hills is located about 25km from Pafos so a car is essential for getting about. The resort has marvellous facilities and the one bed apartment we stayed in was of high quality. We did have some electrical problems the first day of our stay, but these were attended to very promptly by the resort staff. We were staying in the Apollo Heights part of the resort which has its own pool complex of two large outdoor pools, the main one being an infinity pool, plus a childrens paddling pool. This is for the people staying in about 90 apartments/villas but there never seemed to be more than about 10 or 12 being occupied whilst we were there in June 2013. Consequently we often had the pools to ourselves! If you are keen on sports (golf, tennis, swimming etc) then this resort has much to offer. However, we would not be as confident in recommending it for families with young children (the previous week we had had two young grand children plus their parents with us and stayed at a more suitable resort for them in Pafos itself). this was our post grand children treat in a more relaxing location.

This is rated as a 5 star resort. We had a superior Villa and were somewhat disappointed. We struggled to find the Villa as the number we were told at reception was not the number/name of the villa we were in! It is a huge resort so this wasted about 45 minutes travelling backwards and forwards to the office and looking for the property - frustrating after a long day of travel! The space was good, but there were numerous little things that to us mean this is nowhere near the 5 star league - eg there was not enough seating in the living area for all occupants to sit comfortably, The welcome pack did not include any shampoo, soap, dishwasher tabs, washing up liquid or salt and pepper. We had an issue with the number and type of towels provided which was not straight forward to resolve, Hot water was a major problem as you either had to wait until the evening to wash up or have a bath/shower or you had to get up early to put the immersion heater on which had a very bright light in the master bedroom! I also hate the game playing that the Intercontinental hotel is a separate entity and as a resident of a villa you are not allowed to use it without paying 17 euros per person however it tells you in all the literature how it is a resort and a 5 star one at that which includes the hotel. Overall, a nice holiday but not the 5 star one we expected and paid for!