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"#CNT - BEST HOTELS CYPRUS Best for: the whole crew A previous Gold List winner for one of the best hotels in Europe, Anassa breaks the mould in terms of location. Its series of immaculate white buildings, spilling down the hillside to pools and onto the beach, is on the north-west coast, about an hourâs drive from Paphos airport. The drive is worth it â the hotel sits right on the scoop of Chrysou bay, great for scuba diving straight off the shore. But itâs the multigenerational appeal that draws Anassa's loyal following. The kids' club is slicker than most London nurseries, and the adult-only spaces are effortlessly chic. The spa is a leap above your average, with healing thalassotherapy pools and treatments by cult farm-to-face brand Tata Harper. With its four reliable dining options plus a âBaby Go Lightlyâ service that provides any essentials you may have forgotten and more, Anassa ticks all the boxes in one big elegant marble-covered swoop. For more, see our full Anassa hotel review."
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"There is a reason that Anassa has so many âsuperloyals,â as they call them at the front deskâguests who return on the same week, year after year. Life feels supremely comfortable in this series of immaculate white buildings tumbling down the hillside to the coffee-colored beach below. Still owned by the Cypriot Michaelides family, the 23-year-old hillside estate has always been classic, even after a renovation in 2016, when Parisian interior designer Joelle Pleot stuck largely to elegant creams and Hamptons nautical stripes. The spaâincluding a midnight-blue, glass-roofed thalassotherapy pool that stopped me in my slidersâis sensational. But the reason I really understand all those repeat guests is the seemingly effortless multigenerational appeal. On a recent post-lockdown visit, we were given beach baskets brimming with toys, and left our son to pottery lessons and treasure hunts at the brilliant kidsâ club as we sauntered off for local rosĂ© at the cavernous, adults-only Basiliko restaurant, with its sunken terrace. Anassa also offers babysitting services and a family photographer, yet none of it feels twee or forced. Instead, this is a place to dangle oneâs feet over the edge of a sun-warmed pool, or wander through fragrant gardens against a soundtrack of crickets, wood pigeons, and gently lapping sea. It is a place, in other words, to keep coming back to. Doubles from $540. âBecky Lucas"
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"Best sunset views from a bar!! Top cocktails and food!"
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"The best hotel in Cyprus 2022 Anassa There is a reason that Anassa has so many âsuperloyalsâ, as they call them on the front desk â guests who return on the same week, year after year. Life feels supremely comfortable in this series of immaculate white buildings tumbling down the hillside to the coffee-coloured beach below. Still owned by the Cypriot Michaelides family, the 23-year-old estate has always been classic, even after a renovation in 2016, when Parisian interior designer Joelle Pleot stuck largely to elegant creams and Hamptons nautical stripes. The spa â including a midnight blue, glass-roofed thalassotherapy pool that stopped me in my sliders â is sensational. But the reason I really understand all those repeat guests is the seemingly effortless multi-generational appeal. On a recent post-lockdown visit, we were given beach baskets brimming with toys, and left our son to pottery lessons and treasure hunts at the brilliant kidsâ club as we sauntered off for local rosĂ© at the cavernous, adults-only Basiliko restaurant, with its sunken terrace. Anassa also offers babysitting services and a family photographer, yet none of it feels twee or forced. Instead, this is a place to dangle oneâs feet over the edge of a sun-warmed private pool, or wander through fragrant gardens against a soundtrack of crickets, wood pigeons and gently lapping sea. It is a place, in other words, to keep coming back to. Becky Lucas Doubles from about ÂŁ405"
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