
ABC Dive Ltd
Paphos
316 m away
Paphos · Cyprus · Mediterranean
In Paphos, ancient stones, a working harbour and the Mediterranean sit close enough to shape your day without dictating it.
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Adults only, with a peaceful setting and enough going on to keep a non-diving day from turning into a long argument with the hotel television. King Jason Paphos is built for couples who want a proper base in Paphos City: pools, a spa, a choice of meal plans and the old town atmosphere within walking distance.
You can keep the evening simple with a drink in the Main Bar, stretch it over dinner and a few laps, or head out towards the harbour and the ancient sites. The hotel speaks English, German and Greek, so English-speaking guests can deal with the practicalities easily, from arrival questions to sorting out dinner plans.
You are in Paphos City, Cyprus, on A. Pentadaktylou, rather than in an isolated coastal compound. The sea is about 1 mile away, while Paphos Municipal Baths are roughly 0.8 miles on foot. Lighthouse Beach, Vrisoudia Beach and SODAP Beach are all within about 1 to 1.1 miles, so a beach day does not require a military operation involving transport, bags and three separate waterproof pouches.
The location works well for mixing dives with land time. King’s Avenue Mall is a short walk away, as are several bars, including The Britannia, Bubbles Bar and Robin Hood Pub. St. Paul’s Pillar is about 0.6 miles away on foot, Paphos Archaeological Park is around 1 mile away and the Medieval Castle of Paphos is roughly 1.2 miles away.
Paphos International Airport is a 15-minute drive from the hotel. That keeps the final transfer reasonably short, which matters when your luggage contains more neoprene than clothing.

The rooms are designed around the practical middle ground between a hotel room and a small apartment. Studios and suites include a kitchenette, refrigerator, microwave, toaster, kettle and kitchenware, so you can keep water cold, make tea without waiting for room service and deal with a modest snack when your appetite refuses to follow the timetable.
For a couple who wants the simplest arrangement, a Deluxe Studio or Superior Deluxe Studio gives you a super-king bed, a balcony and the useful freedom of having a kitchenette close at hand. The Superior Deluxe Studio is the more generous of the two. If you prefer a clearer separation between sleeping and living space, the One-Bedroom Suite or Executive Suite is the more sensible choice, particularly when you want somewhere to sit that is not the edge of the bed.
Air conditioning is available for the warmer Cypriot nights, and the rooms have modern bathrooms, bathrobes, slippers, a hairdryer and daily housekeeping. Seating and dining areas make the accommodation easier to live in for more than a quick overnight stop. A drying rack for clothing is also provided, which is handy for ordinary swimwear and the steady stream of shirts that seem to multiply in a hot climate.
Piatakia is the main restaurant, serving breakfast, lunch and dinner indoors or outside. The format is buffet-led, with live cooking stations adding something made in front of you rather than another tray quietly waiting under a lid. Breakfast runs from 8am to 10.30am and includes continental, vegetarian, vegan and buffet choices, with traditional Cypriot breakfast included in the hotel’s offering.
The rhythm between meals is useful when your appetite arrives on its own schedule. Afternoon tea and chocolate are served from 3pm to 5pm, while a snack bar covers the less formal moments. Vegetarian and gluten-free options are available, so the menu is not limited to the usual post-dive contest between chips and whatever can be grilled quickly.
There are two bars. The Pool Bar serves casual drinks outdoors during the day; the Main Bar is a relaxed lounge with branded spirits, artisan cocktails and chilled drinks. For a change of direction, Pisco Peruvian Fusion serves an outdoor dinner with a set menu from 7pm to 9pm, and Premium All-Inclusive guests can use it once during their stay.

The pool set-up gives you several ways to spend an afternoon without leaving the property. The Centro Pool sits at the heart of the hotel and has dancing water in the evening. The Elegancia Pool extends from The Library through large patio doors, while the Hydro Contact Pool bubbles away outdoors for tired muscles. The Asteria Indoor Pool is an indoor jacuzzi and designated quiet zone.
The hydropool includes an adults-only swimming area and hot-tub islands, making it the obvious place for a slower recovery session rather than another energetic splash about. Sun loungers, beach chairs, umbrellas and pool towels are available, and the indoor pool is heated. The hotel’s adults-only policy helps keep the general tempo more measured, which is exactly what your legs may request after a full day in fins.
The spa offers massages, beauty services, spa facilities and a sauna. The fitness centre has cardio and body-sculpting machines for anyone who regards rest days as a personal insult. For something lighter, you can play table tennis, take on the billiards table or hire a bicycle. The hotel also runs themed dinner nights and keeps board games and puzzles in the shared lounge.
Check-in starts from 2pm and check-out runs from 7am to midday. You need photo identification and a credit card at arrival, and the minimum age for check-in is 18. The hotel is adults only, with no children, cots or extra beds accommodated, so the format is clear from the start rather than something you have to decode in the small print.
A 24-hour front desk, luggage storage, lockers, currency exchange and a lift make arrival and departure straightforward. Free private parking is available on site without reservation, and car hire can be arranged if you want to reach places beyond central Paphos. Laundry, dry cleaning and ironing services are also available, useful when salt, dust and travel clothes begin to form their own ecosystem.
Wi-Fi is free throughout the hotel. Packed lunches are available, special-diet menus can be requested, and medical assistance is available on call. Bed and Breakfast and Premium All-Inclusive are the two meal-plan choices, allowing you to decide whether the hotel is mainly a comfortable base or where most of your meals will happen.
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