Gay Friendly Hotels in Paphos from CA $202
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Capital Coast Resort & Spa
Gay-Friendly Hotels in Paphos
You’ve done it—you’ve finally set aside some time for a vacation! You’ve been waiting for a long time to embark on this adventure, and we’re here to make sure it’s as exciting, memorable, and comfortable as it should be. All of the best gay hotels in Paphos are ready to welcome you.
Whether you’re here to dance in the Pride Parade or just want to check out a limited-time art exhibition, your accommodation will ensure you have a warm, welcoming place to rest your head. Do you live to sample the menus at on-site restaurants? We’ve got a hotel for you. Aching to take a dip in the pool after a long day of hiking? Yes, we’ve got that covered as well. From Paphos gay-friendly hotels in the heart of the city to quiet lodgings further out in the suburbs, you’re bound to find something that appeals to you.
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Paphos hotels essential information
Accommodation | 1,658 hotels |
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Lowest Price | CA $202 |
Highest Price | CA $202 |
Popular hotels | Capital Coast Resort & Spa |
Recent Paphos hotel reviews by fellow wanderers

Capital Coast Resort & Spa
"Our stay at the hotel was for a night and it was pleasant, so I would suggest it for a short stay of one or two nights. The hotel overall is very clean, the breakfast was amazing. We stayed at this hotel 8 years ago and once we knew we are going to Pafos for a stay we booked this hotel. Unfortunately, the hotel stayed in that era and it requires an upgrade. In addition to the overall experience the behavior of the receptionists was a downgrade. The young lady was exceptional, very kind and calm with all customers and their frustrations. Once she left, an older woman stepped in and the scene changed immediately. The receptionist wasn’t kind at all, she had a bad temper and no patience and her answers to the customers were rude. This is really bad, especially since she is the first person someone faces entering the hotel. If you do not enjoy your job maybe its time to be put in another position where you do not have to engage with people."
