St George Beach Hotel & Spa Resort

Service really good. Great range of drinks and several bars and seating areas. Entertainment every night if you want it. Sunbed allocation ok but when extra 50 rooms added next year it might make it harder to get a bed where you want. Coastal path walk into Paphos harbour 4 miles but quite easy walking. Regular buses to harbour or Coral Bay at 2 euro per ride. Tried 3 of a la carte restaurants. Good choice on menus. Room adequate size and very clean. Pools too cold but sea a nice temp at end of Oct just quite tricky getting in. Defo worth taking shoes to navigate rocks.

A bit of a long one but worth a read. I leave only honest reviews and all are are just my opinion and facts. PROS: On first appearance the hotel looks inviting. Foyer very bright and clean looking in appearance. Rooms cleaned daily and room towels replenished daily too. Gown and slippers provided in room too. Beach towels can be exchanged for clean ones every 2 days. Allocation of sun beds a fantastic idea too. The view from our balcony was beautiful. Great coffee was had at the patisserie. Areas eaten and drunk at cleaned immediately after leaving the area or items removed from the table once finished. Toilets in public areas around the pool and inside the hotel are cleaned various times of the day. The pool side restaurant for lunch is very nice and food is basic but quite nice. Bus fairs are cheap (2 euro to bus station then another 2 euro to harbour - 615 to bus station then 611 to harbour) taxi around 17 euros straight to harbour. Bus stop is very local. The restaurant Fat Fig was a favourite place to eat as is not only just outside the hotel but also amazing staff and food as well as entertainment (highly recommend). The spa area is lovely to use and certain areas and treatments are chargeable. CONS: THE ROOM-The hotel is quite dated. All rooms are very much the same be it basic or premium. The floors are laminated in the rooms and chipped or broken, so wise to use the slippers provided when walking around the room. FRIDGE-You get 2 bottles of water provided when arriving at the room and then you have to replenish the water bottles at the filtered water stations dotted around the hotel and grounds. The water tap at the patisserie is better to use as this is ice cold filtered water. I have stayed in many 4-5 star hotels, and would have expected water, soft drinks, beer and wine to be in the fridge and replenished daily as this is what I would have expected for this star rating but this is not the case here. ROOM SAFE-The safe works but is not secure in my opinion as although you can put your own code in, anyone can just punch 6 zeros in and the safe will open. STAFF-The staff at reception vary from very helpful and friendly to just miserable and strained to smile or greet. This is the same with various staff in the hotel generally. RESTAURANTS-The meals in the Thea buffet restaurant are very salty, not tasty at all. We ate out mostly and only really ate breakfast in here but ate lunch at the poolside restaurants. Meals at the Shogo (Asian), Route 66 (Grill) and Mercato restaurants are by far the better places to eat where foods were much more flavourful. You can only eat at these once a week. We tried to book the Palagos restaurant but was consistently booked the whole time we were there. BEACH TOWELS-We were given a slip of paper to retrieve beach towels which can be changed every two days. The towels are very tatty and thread bear around the ends. ENTERTAINMENT-was as previously informed by other holiday makers here th