Cap St Georges Hotel & Resort

Location: The hotel boasts a prime location near two beautiful beaches, providing stunning sea views and easy access to sunbeds and cabanas. While slightly removed from Paphos, it offers a tranquil setting perfect for relaxation.

My fiancée and I had a two-hour couples massage at Cap St George Spa, and it was honestly one of the best treatments we’ve ever experienced. Alma and Sotia were both incredibly skilled, gentle, and intuitive in how they worked. They created a calm and respectful atmosphere from the very first minute, and adjusted everything perfectly to how we felt — without us even needing to say much. Every detail, from the pressure and flow to the temperature and silence, felt completely right. We left the room genuinely lighter, calmer, and grateful — not just for the massage, but for the way they treated us as people. A big thank you to Alma and Sotia for an unforgettable experience — and to the Cap St George Spa team for making our stay feel like pure peace. – Andreas & Elin, Room [1511]

Summary Cap St George is a beautiful property with impressive facilities and a professional front-desk team, but the experience is let down by poor coordination across departments. Service is inconsistent, communication is weak, and basic requests often go ignored or mishandled. For the price, I expected a seamless luxury stay. What I got instead was a mix of generosity, confusion, and repeated frustration. We stayed the first two weeks of October. Review I stayed at Cap St George Hotel in Paphos with my girlfriend to celebrate her birthday. We originally planned to stay for two or three nights but ended up extending the trip to a full week for convenience. We paid a considerable amount of money, expecting a relaxing and well-managed experience. The property is beautiful, and the front desk staff are polite, but almost everything behind the scenes felt disorganized. Arrival and Setup Before arriving, I contacted guest services to arrange a few things for my girlfriend’s birthday. I ordered champagne for the room and requested a birthday cake to be presented at the end of a special dinner I had booked at Kohili’s, the hotel’s seaside restaurant. The pre-arrival communication was excellent, and when we arrived late at night, everything was set up perfectly. The champagne was waiting, and the room was decorated nicely. We were even upgraded to a suite that normally costs around €1,000 a night, which was generous and appreciated. The Birthday Dinner The birthday dinner is where things started to go wrong. It was meant to be the highlight of the trip — a planned surprise with a birthday cake to finish the evening. The setting was beautiful, and the starters arrived quickly, but then everything fell apart. We waited nearly forty minutes for our mains and ended up finishing an entire bottle of wine in that time. When the food finally arrived, we ate, but no one cleared our plates afterward or offered dessert. I knew there was supposed to be a surprise birthday cake, yet after forty-five minutes of waiting, nothing happened. I eventually went to the bathroom and overheard staff on the phone talking about the cake, while others were walking around the restaurant handing out towels for guests to wave while music played. Everyone around us was dancing, laughing, and celebrating while we sat there completely ignored. When the cake finally arrived, it was close to 11 p.m., the air had gone cold, and the moment had passed. It felt less like a birthday celebration and more like a humiliation ritual. Watching everyone else party while we sat waiting was genuinely awkward — it ruined what should have been the most special evening of the trip. Room Service Room service was unreliable the entire two weeks. Day 1: Ordered breakfast around 9 a.m. for my girlfriend’s birthday. Nothing arrived for over an hour. I called and was told it was on the way. Twenty minutes later, someone called back to ask what we had ordered and whether we wanted to cancel it. The food f