The hype
Guests love the pool, the friendly staff, and the budget-friendly prices, but agree the rooms desperately need a renovation.
Antonis G Hotel
$50-$85 / night
Book this if You're a budget-conscious traveler or family looking for a cheap base with a solid pool and authentic Cypriot hospitality near Larnaca.
Why People Love It
- Friendly, family-run atmosphere
- Great outdoor pool and poolside bar
- Live music and dancing twice a week
Quick Take: It’s a cheap, cheerful base with a great pool, but the outdated rooms, bouncy beds, and plumbing issues mean you get exactly what you pay for.
Reviewed by @brittanynewtonxo: I loved my stay at this cute hotel in Cyprus! The room had a handy kitchenette, and we spent most of our days just chilling by the pool. It's the perfect spot if you want a sunny, relaxing trip without spending a fortune.
Guest Who Stayed Here Said
Reality check
You get what you pay for—the beds are uncomfortable, the AC barely works in some rooms, and the bathrooms feel neglected.
- You're traveling on a tight budget
- You plan to spend most of your time by the pool
- You enjoy lively, family-run hotels with evening entertainment
Cleanliness & Maintenance
5.5
- Housekeeping: Hit or miss. Some rooms are kept tidy, while others suffer from visible neglect and missed spots.
- Bathroom hygiene: A major weak point. Guests frequently report stained toilets, leaking showers, and strong drain odors.
- Maintenance: Poor. Expect peeling paint, broken cupboards in the kitchenettes, and AC units that barely work.
- Linens & towels: Basic and sometimes worn. Reports of grubby headboards and stained pillows.
- Odors & scents: Musty in older rooms, with frequent complaints about sewage/drain smells from the plumbing.
Sleepability™
4.5MODERATE
0-4LOUD
4-7.5MODERATE
7.5-10SILENT
- Live music from the taverna below (until midnight)
- Highway traffic and airplane noise
- Thin walls and poorly sealed balcony doors
Before you book
Good to know
- The hotel is actually in Oroklini (Voroklini) village near Larnaca, not Ayia Napa
- The beach is a 5-minute bus ride or short drive away, not walkable
- The hotel hosts live music and dancing twice a week, which is fun but loud
What to pack
- Earplugs and a white noise app to drown out the bar and traffic
- Bug spray, as some guests reported cockroaches near the kitchenettes
- Your own toiletries, as the provided ones are very basic
Room Genie
Best picks
- Rooms facing the Oroklini mountainside for slightly less noise and better views
Rooms to avoid
- Rooms directly above the taverna/bar area due to late-night music
- Rooms facing the highway
Room Request Genie – copy & paste
“Hi team, I'd love to request a quiet, recently refreshed room facing the mountainside, away from the bar and highway noise. A room with a newer mattress would be hugely appreciated!”
FAQ & Hidden tips
Everything you actually want to know before you book.
Is there parking available?
Yes, free parking is available on-site, though spaces can fill up during peak summer months.
How far is the beach?
It's about a 5-minute drive or bus ride to Voroklini Beach; it's not within comfortable walking distance.
Does the hotel have Wi-Fi?
Yes, free Wi-Fi is available, but the connection can be spotty in the rooms.
Are the rooms air-conditioned?
Yes, but some guests report the AC units are old and struggle to cool the rooms effectively.
Is breakfast included?
It depends on your rate, but a full English and Cypriot breakfast is available at the restaurant (sometimes for a small extra fee like €6).
Is the hotel pet-friendly?
No, pets are not allowed at this property.
Insider Tips
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Skip the kitchenette cooking and head to the Lithos bar next door for a great breakfast or evening drinks.
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Ask locals for directions to To Sieradiko in Larnaca for an incredible, cheap meze dinner.
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Rent a car if you plan to explore—while there's a bus, having a car makes getting to Larnaca and Ayia Napa much easier.
5 things to know before you go
💡The drain smells in the bathrooms can be overpowering; keep the door closed.
💡The 'pool view' rooms often just give you a corner balcony with a minimal view.
💡The mattresses are notoriously bouncy and feature loose springs.
💡The hotel is actually in Oroklini (Voroklini) village, not right in Ayia Napa or Larnaca center.
💡The live music nights are genuinely fun and authentic, drawing a good local crowd.
Local Playbook
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