Natura Beach Hotel and Villas

This is the perfect place to stay if you’re looking for a peaceful and relaxing break away from the busy tourist areas. It’s around a 50-minute drive from Paphos, which means it’s much quieter and more laid-back — something I appreciated rather than saw as a negative. The hotel is tucked away in a lovely little area, with Polis about a 20-minute walk away, where you’ll find plenty of restaurants, cafés, and small shops. Latchi Harbour is also within walking distance (around 25–30 minutes) and has some lovely waterfront restaurants and souvenir shops.

If you plan to explore the area more, hiring a car is definitely worthwhile. The hotel can arrange this through a local company for around €30 per day, which seemed very reasonable.

The hotel itself is clean, well-maintained, and the staff are fantastic, friendly and always helpful. I booked half board, although I ended up eating in Polis or Latchi on most evenings. Breakfast is fairly basic but should suit most people. Dinner was a bit hit and miss, however, the quality of the food itself wasn’t an issue. They seem to prepare smaller amounts to avoid waste, which is understandable, but it does mean the choice can sometimes be limited. Drinks are not included with dinner.

Lunch at the hotel was very good, with a wide variety of options available. The bar is open for most of the day, and you can either pay as you go or add drinks to a tab. I did find drinks slightly expensive, soft drinks were around €2.90, although I can’t comment on the alcohol prices as I didn’t purchase any.

The rooms are spacious and comfortable. My fridge didn’t seem to work properly, but reception explained that it’s intended more for keeping medication cool rather than functioning as a full minibar fridge. It wasn’t a major issue for me personally. There’s also no kettle in the room, and I’m not sure whether these are available on request.

I stayed in a sea view room and would definitely recommend paying the extra if you can. Watching the sunset over the sea each evening was absolutely worth it.

There’s a beach directly in front of the hotel at the end of the lawn. It isn’t supervised, and while there are steps down to the beach, there isn’t a ramp. The access was still manageable though.

There’s also a small play area for children, but I wouldn’t necessarily recommend this hotel for families wanting lots of entertainment on-site. Aside from the pool and play area, there isn’t any organised entertainment, so children may get bored spending all day at the hotel.

Overall, this is an ideal place for adults looking for a quiet, relaxing getaway who don’t mind walking into town or hiring a car to explore the surrounding area.

Just back from a 12 day stay at this lovely hotel, arrived on 10 June till 22nd June. The setting is stunning, beautiful sunset every night. The hotel is low key, laid back, quiet and peaceful. Officially 3 star but better than some 4 star hotels I've stayed in. I found all the staff to be helpful and friendly. The pool area is beautiful and there are plenty of sunbeds either near the pool, at the beach or on the grass. I stayed Half Board and ate here every night. The food was great, I'm a very picky eater and wasn't sure if I'd find enough on the buffet in the evenings that I liked but I needn't have worried. Choice of at least 5 hot dishes and veg, salad. The Beef Stifado was amazing! Plenty of choice at breakfast with hot and cold options and lots of fruit. The housekeeping service was excellent, and the room was modern, comfortable and clean, the bed was very comfy. The air con was adequate. I had a sea view room (room 17, in the main building), the view was stunning over the pool and lawn to the sea. The location of the hotel is a little out of the way, around a 20 min walk to the centre of Polis for bars, restaurants and shops. The local taxi service was great, 10 Euros to Polis and 15 E to Latchi to the harbour and boat trips. A bus to Paphos from the bus station in Polis takes around an hour and costs 2 Euros. Made a new little friend, Aris, Cocker Spaniel belongs to the hotels owners ❤️. There are a few very friendly and well cared for cats too.

Natura beach hotel was my first ever solo holiday and it was fabulous! The morning after I arrived I asked reception if they’d help me close my patio door, they realised it was quite tricky to lock and decided as I was travelling alone that they would upgrade me to a sea view room without me asking. The restaurant was brilliant with lots of different options to choose from. All staff were outstanding and I even enjoyed a chat with the gaffer and his pup. Pools were perfect and the beach was beautiful, very private and perfect for a relaxing holiday.