Grecian Bay Hotel

The Grecian Bay is a 5-star hotel near Ayia Napa, Cyprus. Its beach is widely regarded as one of the best in Cyprus, with soft, golden sand, and is fully organized. It is a beautifully landscaped resort with winding pathways and abundant foliage.

The Grecian Bay is a 5-star hotel near Ayia Napa, Cyprus. It has a 273 rooms, suites and bungalows, 3 restaurants, 3 bars, a spa and fitness center, a large, lagoon-style swimming pool divided into two sections by a footbridge, a kids pool, and an indoor pool with a Jacuzzi and kids pool. It also has a lot to keep kids entertained, including a kids club. Its beach is widely regarded as one of the best in Cyprus, with soft, golden sand, and is fully organized. It is a beautifully landscaped resort with winding pathways and abundant foliage.

Grecian Bay is very popular with its guest and attracts repeat visitors frequently. Guests especially like the room sizes, the excellent, caring staff, the abundant and tasty food choices, the cleanliness of the rooms and the grounds, the booking system for sun beds by the pools, and the call buttons on the umbrellas for waiter service. Guests also liked the proximity of the hotel to Ayia Napa- just a short walk away.

Rooms

Rooms are on the large side, and tastefully furnished in an eclectic style, with a mix of modern and older styles. Floors are either marble or parquet. Bathrooms are marble, with tubs and rain showers. Color schemes are beige, crème, and off-white.

Standard amenities include mini bar, satellite TV, AC, private safe, free Wi-Fi, furnished balcony or terrace, hair dryer, coffee and tea facilities, razor plug, soundproof windows writing desk, sitting area, and more.

Standard Rooms

Standard rooms come in three categories: Inland View, Side Sea View, and Sea View. They have either king size beds or two twin beds. They come with private, furnished balconies. Inland View looks up the slope to the north of the hotel, to the hills, scrub, and pine trees, and, while not as nice as the sea, is not a bad view. Side Sea View View gives you the sea, and the view up or down the coast to Ayia Napa, or towards Cape Greco in the other direction. Sea View opens the horizon up to the flat, sparkling surface of the Mediterranean, always changing depending on the wind, and the angle of the sun.

Family Room

Family Rooms are larger than the Standard Rooms, and give you a private furnished balcony with side sea views. There’s a king size or two twin beds, an additional beds or sofa beds to sleep a family of 4. All standard amenities apply.

Executive Studio

The executive studio has king size or twin beds, standard amenities, and great views.

Junior Suite

This spacious suite has a separate sitting area, marble bathroom, and nice panoramic sea views.

Deluxe Suite

This suite has a separate living/sitting/sleeping area, a private terrace, king size bed and sofa bed. Terrace leads out to the pool.

Presidential Suite

At 80 square meters, this is one of the biggest rooms the resort offers. It has a separate living area, a Jacuzzi in the bathroom, a king size bed, and fantastic seaward views.

Garden Bungalow Room

King size or twin beds. You get a private veranda leading onto into the garden and to the pool beyond. A great private space made for 2.

Beach Front Bungalow Suite

This ground floor bungalow offers the ultimate in space and privacy. You get the solitude of a bungalow, room to spread out, and direct beach access.

Beachfront Villa

Two king size beds in their own rooms, other accommodations for up to a total of 6 people, and a wide private veranda. One of the roomiest and most comfortable choices at Grecian Bay.

Food and Drink

There are 3 restaurants and 3 bars on offer at Grecian Bay. The most rustic of the restaurants is the Fisherman’s Hut, set at beachside with hanging wicker lanterns for night time illumination.

This open air tavern has all kinds of freshly caught fish and seafood to go with the tangy, salty smell of the sea. Open for lunch and dinner, your catch of the day awaits.

The Esperia Restaurant can be found on the ground floor of the resort, and, as the name implies (“Evening”), it’s the ideal venue for an pleasant evening’s repast after a busy day on holiday. The restaurant offers a table d'hote menu and an a la carte menu, as well as wonderful themed buffets; in short 3 avenues to good food.

The Aurora Cafe Restaurant is at poolside. It has a wide selection of buffet breakfast options, presenting you with the ideal way to start the day right. Afterwards, stop by again for a lazy lunch hour, choosing whatever your heart desires from the wide-ranging menu.

The Beach Bar allows you to catch the sea breeze and watch the lazy waves make their way landward as you sip on a signature cocktail or other cold beverage and pass the quiet hours of the late afternoon. Light music in the background accompanies the sound of the waves.

The Cork Bar on the ground floor of the main building is the place for relaxation of the evening, taking in the live music, and indulging in your favorite drink.

Near the pool is the Grill Bar. This is where you can have some grilled souvlaki, chicken and gyros and watch while it’s done. There’s also a salad bar to balance out all that protein.

Spa and Wellness

Grecian Bay’s Spa and Wellness Centre offers a wide array of professional-grade treatments and therapies. These include full-body and targeted massages, facial treatments, deep tissue and hot stone therapies, and beauty treatments using world-class products.

Treatments include full-body massage with aromatherapy, deep tissue massage, lymphatic draining massage, express facial treatments, detox and anti-cellulite treatments, and even such beauty treatments as manicures, pedicures, nail polish, and waxing.

There is a health club with Jacuzzi, sauna, steam room, and 2 indoor pools, along with fitness and aerobics programmes. The state of the art gym has dozens of machines for targeted exercise, as well as a complete array of free weights.

Activities

There are a lot of ways to relax, to keep busy and to stay entertained at Grecian Bay. Start with the classic: time on the beach. The beach at Grecian Bay is one of the finest is Cyprus, a wide strand of golden sand, and the world famous crystal clear Mediterranean waters. The beach has umbrellas and sun beds, and attendants who will see to you every need; food, drink, towels, and anything else that might suit your fancy. There is a whole array of water sports to enhance your day of fun in the sun, including jet ski, parasail, and others.

There is a large, free-form outdoor lagoon pool at the resort, as well as an indoor pool, a Jacuzzi, and an indoor kids pool. Sun beds at the outdoor pool can be reserved for the duration of your stay. Towels are available, and there is a lifeguard on duty. There are 3 tennis courts and a squash court as well.

Fun for Kids

The Kids Corner provides a whole range of supervised activities for the young ones. There is an outdoor playground, and a games room. The Kids Club is run by certified kindergarten teachers. The games room has snooker, table tennis, and a number of arcade games.

In the Area

In the area there are a number of tours to choose from, such as the Blue Lagoon Cruise, which gives a great view of the local coastline, along with a couple of one-hour swimming stops with free use of masks and snorkels. There is the Caves Jeep Safari, which takes guests to the interesting rock formations, forgotten churches, and an opportunity to swim at some of Cyprus’s more deserted beaches. There’s the Ghost Town Famagusta tour which explores the former haunt of the beautiful people during the 1960’s, where movie stars, royalty and other celebrities mingled before the war of 1974.

Ayia Napa has lots to offer. There’s the quaint Ayia Napa monastery, right in the center of town, part of which is excavated out of the living rock and dedicated to Our Lady of the Forests. One can take a lazy walk along Ayia Napa’s harbor, where fishing caiques dock during the daytime and there are cafes and restaurants galore to choose from. There is the Ayia Napa Sculpture Park, where people peruse the works of 20 sculptors from around the globe.

There are miles of hiking trails in the Cape Greco National Forest Park, which offers peace and quiet, beautiful views, and even bike trails. Cape Greco is a bird watcher’s paradise: It’s a key migration site for raptors, and forms a migratory bottleneck for red-footed falcons, honey buzzards, common kestrels, and many other species. Local species include Cyprus wheat eaters, Cyprus warblers, and black francolins.

Nissi Beach is a short bus ride away, and features broad, white sand, crystal clear water, and abundant plant and bird life.

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