أوليمبيك لاجون ريزورت - بافوس

The hotel is not far away to the Airport. The resort has a nice pool area and a direct beach view and access. The rooms are big and comfortable. We booked all inclusive and the buffet was pretty good but not excellent. The staff was very friendly and helpful!!! But I would never go again because the pool is not heated. The water temperature was about 18 degrees. They have such a beautiful pool area and no one could take a swim.

Service was outstanding through and through, Food options were plenty and tasted amazing. Will 100% recommend.

We love this hotel and have stayed many times. We cant fault it.

Fully satisfied with the hotel. Will recommend!

Everything was perfect! We will be back again.

⭐️ 4.8 / 5 – Olympic Lagoon Resort Paphos (6-night stay, November) Currently staying at the resort and wanted to leave an honest, up-to-date review. Location: The setting is absolutely incredible. The hotel sits right on the coast, and it’s only 2.5 km from Paphos Castle and the UNESCO World Heritage Site – highly recommend the coastal path that takes you straight there. It’s a perfect, scenic 5 km running route. If you head in the opposite direction, you’ll reach Saint Nicholas Church Paphos (Άγιος Νικόλαος) – a gorgeous little coastal church and a beautiful sunset viewpoint. It’s around 1.5 km, roughly a 20-minute walk, with a smooth coastal path and stunning views the entire way. Food & Dining: The overall food choice is fabulous, with plenty of variety across the resort. A couple of restaurants were closed during my stay (Pan Asian Seven Orchids and Captain’s Deck), as they do not operate in November. The Garibaldi restaurant was exceptional – a real standout, with delicious dishes and a special dining experience (you’re allowed one visit during every 7-day stay). I also loved the Snackeria for lunch: great ice cream, tasty quick bites, and everything can be bagged up to take away, which for me is perfect. The staff were genuinely lovely. The Rock ’n’ Roll Diner was my absolute favourite place for dinner – quirky, fun, homely, relaxed, and the staff were so welcoming and friendly. The chef deserves a raise – his food every night was 10/10. It also has a working retro jukebox, which made the whole experience feel cool, authentic, and properly themed. I also really enjoyed the Royal Olympic Restaurant for breakfast. The order-able menu was fantastic – the omelettes and pancakes were always perfectly cooked, and I genuinely looked forward to them every morning. There was also a great selection of both cooked items and continental options, making breakfast one of the highlights of my stay. Bars & Drinks: The You & Me Bar served brilliant cocktails with a great variety to choose from. Every drink tasted exactly as it should – no watered-down flavours or shortcuts – and it was such a refreshing change that you don’t have to pay extra to get a genuinely decent drink. The pool bar was also excellent, with great service and friendly staff who were always quick and attentive. Whether I was grabbing a soft drink or a cocktail by the sun loungers, everything was consistently good. Entertainment: I only managed to catch one show, as it happened to be the final night of the season (Wednesday). I didn’t realise entertainment finished when I booked, but the show I did see was fantastic, and the Experience Hall has such a cool Hard-Rock-Hotel vibe. Service & Rooms: The rooms were kept spotlessly clean and tidy, with housekeeping checking in regularly to make sure everything was perfect. Fresh towels, toiletries, a well-stocked minibar, and even a little chocolate or two made the stay feel really thoughtful. You genuinely have everything you could possib