Cap St Georges Hotel & Resort, a five star resort on the coast at Peyia, is a large scale stay built around a private stretch of shoreline and a wide spread of facilities that keep you on site.

The hotel is spread across a large seafront site, with the main buildings stepping down towards the shoreline and the central pool terraces sitting between the rooms and the beach. Restaurants and bars are positioned across this stretch, so you move between them depending on where you are during the day, from poolside in the afternoon to different dining spots in the evening.

The private beach runs along the front of the resort, so access to the sea is direct from the main areas, and most days naturally split between the pool terraces and the shoreline. It feels open and expansive, with enough space between areas to avoid everything gathering into one point.

Staying

Rooms begin with well-proportioned sea facing and resort facing options, centred on generous internal space and private balconies, giving you a comfortable base while the focus of the stay remains on the wider hotel.

From there, the experience moves into the Residence Rooms with Private Pool and the larger Residence Suites, where outdoor space becomes part of daily use, with private terraces and pools that give you a quieter, more self-contained way to spend time without stepping back into the main resort.

Dining is a major part of the hotel, with five named restaurants and a wider mix of bars and casual venues across the resort. Sky 7 focuses on Mediterranean cooking in a more elevated setting, Bonsai introduces Japanese cuisine, Sapori leans Italian, Yeronisos covers broader international dining, and Kohili sits closer to the water with a more relaxed approach.

The bars are spread across the same areas, from poolside spots through to evening venues, so where you eat and drink changes depending on where you are in the resort rather than staying in one place. It gives the evenings more variation than smaller hotels.

Experience

There are three outdoor pools positioned across the resort, along with an indoor pool, but the private beach is the key part of the day. The 130 metre stretch of shoreline gives you direct access to the sea, and most guests move between pool and beach depending on the time of day.

Beyond that, the hotel runs with a full resort setup. Tennis courts, water sports, horse riding and organised excursions are all available, so the day can be as active or as slow as you want it to be. It is a hotel where you can stay entirely on site without running out of things to do.

Wellness

The Luxury Spa by Valmont & Cinq Mondes is a large part of the hotel, with treatment rooms, indoor pool, sauna, hammam and relaxation areas all included. The gym sits alongside it, set up to the same level, making the whole space feel like a proper facility rather than an add on.

Where

The hotel is located in Peyia on the southwest coast of Cyprus, around 300 metres from Kafizis Beach, 16 km from the Tombs of the Kings and approximately 30 km from Paphos Airport, placing it just outside the main town with easy access when needed.