Mimosa Beach Hotel

The rooms are modern with plenty of storage and aircon as standard. Plenty of plug sockets (3 pin, so no need to bring an adapter). We had a large balcony and lovely big walk in shower with ample hot water. You can hire a kettle but we bought our own. Bring mugs, tea and coffee etc. Our fridge worked well and kept drinks cool. There are plenty of areas to sit and relax - the pool area, outside bar, gardens and the lovely beach cove that almost feels private to the hotel but others can use it. The sunbeds on the beach cost €10 for 2 beds and a parasol for the day. An ice cream man comes a couple of times a day and charges €2 for one scoop and €3 for 2 scoops.. very reasonable! It was refreshing to see no one reserving sunbeds! This is a rule of the hotel and there are plenty to go round! There isn't really much around the hotel in terms of bars and restaurants. There are supermarkets and the bus stops just up the road which is a moderate hill. You can walk along the coast path to Protaras it's a beautiful walk along by the sea..lots of places along there to stop for a drink. The food at the hotel is sadly mainly for British tastes. There was one Cypriot night but I would like to have seen much more Greek/Cypriot food on the menus. There is a limited choice of food compared to other hotels but we always found something and had an enjoyable meal. It is possible to swap dinner for lunch we did this on our last day and we're pleasantly surprised at the choices as well as recieving waiter service at the bar instead of a buffet. Lastly, and the reason I didn't give 5 stars is my friend was charged €6.50 for a shandy in a tiny plastic glass! 😬.. after that we decided not to patronise the bar and we purchased our drinks from the supermarket to enjoy on our balcony. Having said that I would return to this hotel and would recommend to anyone looking for a relaxing holiday.

The Mimosa Beach Hotel is a beautiful family run hotel, located in its own grounds and next to a delightful small sea cove! The hotel rooms are basic but clean and have the basics included, the restaurant delivers lovely well cooked food and waiters are always happy and smiling willing to help! The owners can be seen during the day and evening mixing with the guests, chatting, making the stay personal! The pool area is large with a small children’s pool close by (life guard on duty), alongside is an external bar for drinks and snacks. Mimosa short mat bowls club are attached to the hotel, guests are able to try out the sport on a Monday, Wednesday or Friday afternoon.

Not yet visited Are inflatables allowed in the swimming pool ? We are planning to visit in July this year and my wife likes the use of a lilo whilst in the pool. I have emailed the hotel direct but no response received as yet. Wanting to book this week but saw a review inflatables not allowed surely if not allowed this would be mentioned on the website or when booking Anthony Jones

Nice enough hotel our room was nice we paid extra for sea view.food was ok.no shops nearby staff were nice would stay again.

This hotel is very very basic. Bring a travel kettle, mugs, spoons, tea, coffee and milk! There are no facilities for tea/coffee available outside of mealtimes, apart from at the bar (very expensive!). Rock solid beds; there's a difference between a firm mattress and a hard bed! We stayed in room 102, which to be fair was nicely placed with a grass area and a few steps down to the pool area. However, the walk in shower was a nightmare; water everywhere, even right out to the entrance hallway to the room. Lots of towels used to mop up every time! Tap water in the room is warm, you can get a cup of ice and water from the bar. Or you can buy bottled water for €2.80. Breakfast is bland, anaemic looking sausages, soggy bacon and tasteless baked beans. The same every day, apart from a variation on eggs. A small selection of tinned fruit. Dinner is restricted to 3 options, with a poor example of a salad bar. If you want soup, you cannot help yourself...this stuff is guarded like the crown jewels!! Dessert is a bland sponge with rank cream in the middle, tinned fruit and sorbet style ice cream. The whole dining experience was definitely provided on a tight budget. Plates are cleared from your table whilst people are still eating- very bad manners! Oh and occasionally you get a dog walking around the restaurant while you're eating. Swimming pool: The most miserable lifeguard; she can't raise a smile, so I'm not convinced she could raise a person from the pool! The pool is also quite small, therefore no inflatables are allowed. Wifi... barely works. We unfortunately stayed here at the same time as a (non English) religious touring group, who sadly thought they owned the place. Pushing in at the food bar and just generally being very loud at evening meal times. In summary...... if you want a base camp with not much around locally, and somewhere quiet with no activities then this hotel is spot on! Safe to say we won't be staying again.