Corallia Beach Hotel Apartments

We've been to Corallia Beach Apartments five times, and somehow each stay has been better than the last. The rooms are spacious, spotless, and cleaned regularly, so they always feel welcoming and comfortable. The location is hard to beat, with one of the best beaches in Paphos just steps away. There are plenty of restaurants, cafes, and shops nearby, and the bus stop right outside makes getting around easy. The staff are wonderful, friendly, helpful, and always smiling. It's great value, and we honestly wouldn't stay anywhere else. Already looking forward to booking again next year.

The location is great, with amazing views, warm pool water, and sunbeds included. I stayed for 14 days. The food tasted good and was okay, but repetitive, and the rooms and bathrooms are old and outdated. Smoking was the big problem. Guests smoked almost everywhere outdoors, and that disgusting cigarette smell was always in the air. Smokers are a selfish minority, but act like they're the majority. Even sitting far away, the wind brought the smell over. They ruined everyone else's comfort, and the hotel did absolutely nothing to stop it. This isn't acceptable in 2025. The hotel needs to make a smoking zone and actually enforce it, or non-smokers like me will think twice about coming back.

The location is super, with the bus terminal right next to it. Breakfast had an amazing range, always fresh and hot, and the continental choices were superb too. I was very happy with the basic room, which had everything I needed, great water pressure, and air conditioning. Towels and sheets were changed regularly. Definitely returning.

The hotel felt shabby and dated, with chipped doors, dark corridors without lights, and the same cheap prints repeated throughout. Our studio was tatty, the shower unreliable, and the kitchen unusable because of an ant infestation. The side sea view looks out over a building site. The sofa bed's wooden planks gave my 18-year-old back pain, and they only brought an extra mattress after we complained. Toiletries amounted to cheap soap, with no shampoo or shower gel. Accessibility was poor too. The heavy door from the lobby to the rooms was always shut, and nobody offered help with our bags or pushchair. The ramps were awkwardly adapted, and a greek staff member even slammed the door shut when we tried to clip it open. At dinner, they refused to provide tap water to a breastfeeding mother, even after our Jet2 rep explained the medical need. It felt callous and unacceptable. Overall, it seemed like costs were being cut everywhere, with little care for guest comfort or wellbeing. Definitely not what I'd expect from a mid-price hotel.