Only 50 minutes drive from the islands main airport and in the heart of the beautiful town of Ayia Napa, one of the most popular areas of Cyprus you will find the Napa Mermaid Hotel.
It's perfect location, only minutes walk from the town, and the facilities it has to offer will ensure a vacation you will never forget.
Under the Mediterranean sun the pool is recommended for a relaxing time, a good tan and a refreshing swim. Also for those wishing to "laze" in the sun or lie under an umbrella and occasionally swim to cool off.
There is also something for those wishing to be active since the hotel offers a full time animation team. Scuba dive in the pool or join us for a water polo game.
The hotel Spa provides all the facilities for a relaxing time. Spend hours working out in our gym or relax in our indoor pool, sauna, steam bath or jacuzzi and then rejuvenate with an appointment for a relaxing shiatsu massage session and mud therapy with our professionally trained staff.
Hotel Facilities
24 hour Reception
Bar
Day & Evening Entertainment
Games Room
Gym
Indoor Swimming Pool
Outdoor Swimming Pool
Restaurant
Sauna
Solarium
Snack Bar
Steam Room
Table Tennis
Childrens Facilities
Children's Pool
Extensive Playground
Kids Activities
Rooms Facilities
Air-conditioning
Bathroom with shower
Direct dial telephone
Satellite TV
Safety deposit box (payable locally)
Hairdryer and balcony.
Twin rooms sleep 2/3 and are either sea or side seaview
Please
Note. Since 1974, the Cypriot government has designated Larnaca and Paphos international
airports, and the seaports of Limassol, Larnaca, and Paphos, as the only legal
points of entry into and exit from Cyprus. These ports are all in the government-controlled
southern part of the island. Entry or exit via any other air or seaport is not
authorised by the Cypriot government. It is possible for visitors to arrive at
non-designated airports and seaports in the north, but they should not expect
to cross the United Nations-patrolled "green line" to the government-controlled
areas in the south. Such travel is not permitted by the government of Cyprus,
even for transit purposes. Visitors arriving through designated ports of entry
in the south are normally able to cross into the north for day trips. Policy and
procedures regarding such travel are subject to change. Information on this may
be obtained at the U.N. "Buffer Zone" Checkpoint.
