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Fantastic! As travel staff in the UK. I have been lucky enough to travel extensively. I have stayed in some of the lost luxurious hotels of the world, but this has to top them. Service impeccable, food outstanding, facilities outstanding, rooms luxury and spacious. I have never returned to a hotel twice however, The Cap St George will be my exception and I will return. Jordan you are a credit to the hotel. Every day you interacted with guests. Made us all feel very special. Also Michalis hope I spelt her name right. Who always engaged with us . Thank you for a most amazing stay. We will return

We've had a great stay. Mini market, restaurant, lovely pools and spacious rooms at the hotel. Yes parts of it are dated but it's 30 degrees most of the year so this is likely to happen anywhere. We've only paid £40 a night for self catering so that's great for a 3 Star hotel. Some holiday sites are still saying its a 4 star but it's not. Location is 10 minutes away from the beach but a nice walk. The bus (615) stops outside the beach and takes you all the way to paphos where you can get another bus further if needed. It's only 5 euro for a day pass per person to go anywhere. I recommend getting the bus to Harbour Station and trying the food there which was outstanding. Please don't listen to some reviews on here as they are a bit over the top!

The overall impression is positive. Very convenient location, especially for those on the car: there is a parking, it is right on the big road. Inside there is a restaurant. We have a three-bedroom room paid for the ball, but no breakfast on Saturday and Sunday, as the cafe doesn't work, so we asked for a change instead of reimbursement. The room is clean, but furniture and repairs already require upgrades. The room has a stove, a teapot, a refrigerator, air conditioners working for heat. To the sea by car 5 minutes. The pool is clean but no one was swimming in it in the winter. On the other hand, several cafes and shops where you can buy food and cook in the room. Neighbours were a little noisy as they drank a lot and had fun, noise in rooms is bad. However, the rooms themselves are large enough . We had a combined room with a living room and one bedroom. Plus there was a beautiful balcony with a chic view.

Not a 5 star hotel, 3 star would be fair. Rooms and corridors are dated and in need of refurbishment. Bathrooms were good. The built in wardrobes are old and the door came off in one of our rooms. We paid a lot of money to stay here and was frustrating our mini fridge was not replenished and we had to pay extra for this. Just water and soft drinks was what we wanted but no. Every other all inclusive our fridge has been stocked with soft drinks and beer. On arrival we checked in and got given our keys and that was that. There was no explanation as to where we eat, what other restaurants we could book into, entertainment, activities, snacks etc. Every other hotel we have had a 10/15 minute welcome talk and a drink. Not here! We booked as we were told it had a sports bar but there isn’t one. They put a screen up for one football game. We were also told there was a night club but there wasn’t. The entertainment, if you can call it that, was awful and nothing more than a bit of music on the patio. We did see that there was a small amphitheater but that wasn’t open again a shame as we book all inclusives for this. The hotel is also a wedding venue and priority gets given to the wedding so we felt very second fiddle. Not only was a chunk of hotel used for this but more importantly all the staff were too so the service for us guests was painfully slow. I even said something to one of the barmen and he asked me if I had seen Fawlty Towers!! Then the beach it was dirty and far from impressive of only the hotel took care of it like the neighbouring hotel. On our first day there it was lined with numerous bin liners. With 5 kids the entertainment was important to us but that was a let down then the water sports was also. Half of the activities were not in operation. The main boat was being refurbished we were told - maybe do that in the quiet time or when the hotel is closed…. We had a lovely holiday nevertheless but had to make our own fun. There are local activities close such as water park and boat trips and beaches nearby which do offer water sports. We would not return and left feeling slightly ripped off

I had read the reviews and decided to give this hotel the benefit of the doubt. On the plane I said to my friend that I was a bit worried having seen peoples comments. The first day we thought- Oh its not that bad but I'm sorry to say it was. Having paid £900 each for a weeks stay I came away feeling underwhelmed and disappointed and here is why CLEANING- Never have I stayed in a hotel where I have made our beds every single day, washed up our teacups and even cleaned the bath and sink. The cleaners did visit our room but all they did was empty the bins, give us more loo roll and towels. ROOM- dated, needs a full refurbishment, bed like a plank and pillows made from foam balls which were so uncomfortable. No spares in the room, we asked but did not receive any. BAR. The pool bar is manned by Jack and Mason and they were amazing and really made our holiday. FOOD- I've seen comments on the food but it was OK- I tend not to have breakfast but I tried it on the last day and to be honest it was the worst meal- there is something all the time for even the fussiest person. Make sure you meet Vanya she is the best, full of life. ENTERTAINMENT- Marios and Kamil were our animation team and they were very good, bingo and Yoga and other activities are on offer. The evening entertainment is however poor , apart from the fire show. POOL- Don't be fooled by the photo on the header is really does not relate to it. There we plenty of beds but there is the usual early reserving, pool towels are supplied via reception for a fee. The tiles around the pool are chipped and uneven and a trip hazard. The pool itself is very deep 3m in some areas and these are not well signed. It is not well maintained, there is a ladder that is just only attached by the poles at the top which is not safe. In the shallow end the steps have not got railings to hold on to and they are slippery, when you get off the step into the pool the tiles are really slippery, I slipped and several people nearly had accidents there- I was told of a man who slipped quite badly. So here was my real issue with the pool feeling a little unsafe I felt like I did not want to get in, so sat on the edge with my legs in the water. There is a lifeguard Akim, he spent all his time on the phone and finally when we saw a lady slip quite badly and he was not looking nor did he get up- I could not hold back, so went and told him to get off his phone. My friend also spoke to the manager Georges who told him not to bring his phone by the pool. Guess what..... when we left the pool that day, he was back on the phone and on it each day until we left and I have the photos time stamped to prove it. There is no way given the pool issues and the clear lack of care re guest safety that I would ever come back here. If you have a disability they have lifts but that is all. Not sure how you'd get in the pool or even want to. I don't think any amount of refurbishment can help this place unless the management change their atti

My wife and I have just completed our eighth holiday at the Vrachia Beach Hotel over a number of years. It is a splendid hotel catering for adults only. The suites are decorated to a high standard and are very comfortable and include a kitchen area and separate bathroom. The lighting is very attractive. There is a superb sea view overlooking coves and rocky sea and Coral Bay. The swimming pool has its own bar and food is available I. This area. All of the staff are very friendly and in particular Nimmi in the bar and restaurant in the evenings, Kirsty who supervises the restaurant for breakfast and the pool bar during the remainder of the day is excellent for her knowledge and for getting things done. The restaurant meals are very good and there are also a number of good restaurants in the immediate area. The Vrachia is an excellent small family run hotel and certainly worth a visit.