Sveltos Hotel

We stayed for only two nights, but we will definitely come back. The hotel was even better than we expected. The room was in great condition and smelled very fresh – nothing like that typical old hotel smell.

The location was perfect for us – in a quiet area, very close to the motorway and not far from Larnaca. There is also a great car park, which was very convenient. Breakfast was tasty and had everything we needed.

The staff was very friendly, especially the blonde lady who was always greeting us with a smile 🙂

It was very quiet in February, which we really appreciated. We also stayed three nights in an all-inclusive hotel in Paphos, but honestly, we preferred Sveltos Hotel much more because it was calmer and more relaxing.

We will definitely come back next time we visit Cyprus. Great value for money!

I had a stay booked at this hotel for Tuesday 3rd – Thursday 5th March 2026, with booking terms as flexible/cancellable until 72hrs before check-in. Early on Monday 2nd March there was a drone attack at RAF Akrotiri, leading to short-notice cancellation of my Tuesday morning flight BA2784 from Gatwick to Larnaca, meaning that inevitably I would be a “no show” for the stay. Presumably the hotel was well aware of the drone attack from news coverage but, regardless, I informed the hotel of my disrupted travel as soon as the flight was cancelled on Monday evening. In the message I asked for “understanding in exceptional circumstances” hoping for some flexibility, e.g. rearrangement or rebooking. Their reply, in summary, said “your problem, not ours”, and indeed I have been charged the full amount for the two night (non)stay. It is worth noting at this point that Hilton, IHG, Marriott, Accor and properties from other hotel groups have all extended flexible policies in regard to the current conflict centred around Iran, even for erstwhile inflexible bookings (e.g. discounted; pre-paid; etc.). A week later [9th March], after the literal and metaphoric dust had settled with no further attacks directed at Cyprus and with flights returning to normal, I further messaged the General Manager at the hotel to enquire if they would like to reconsider their initial stance prior to review. I received only a brief and rather bizarre reply, not from the General Manager but from the “Reservations Department”, stating: “Please note we cannot discuss this matter under threats and intimidation” In reply, I pointed out that facts are neither threats nor intimidation, they are simply facts, and I was providing the hotel with an opportunity to state their position. The Sveltos Hotel has failed to respond. So, one star out of five for “a contract is a contract” even when ordnance is falling, but if you prefer hospitality served with a measure of goodwill and understanding then book with Hilton, IHG, Marriott or Accor (and others) instead.

From the lovely receptionist,excellent food..everything..one of the best for facilities, friendliness,cleanliness....a true hotel in the sense of what a hotel should be....highly recommend