S Paul Hotel
Minimalist rooms in an 18th-century courtyard building
About this hotel
S Paul Hotel pairs eighteenth-century bones with a minimalist, contemporary interior, an unusual combination that gives the stay more character than the price point suggests. The courtyard offers a quiet spot to settle after a day of slides at Fasouri Watermania, and the pet-friendly policy makes this one of the few options here that works for a family traveling with a dog. Breakfast is available for a fee rather than included, and the chic cafe and refined bar give the property more polish than a standard budget stay. Free parking is included, and Ayia Napa Cathedral is two minutes' walk away for an evening old-town stroll. Airport transfers run over ninety minutes by public transport.
- 18th-century building
- Pet-friendly
- Courtyard
- Free parking
Our take
This suits a family or couple who wants stylish, minimalist design and pet-friendly flexibility over a poolside resort setting near Fasouri Watermania. It's not the choice for anyone wanting pool access back at the property, since there isn't one here at all, only the courtyard, the cafe and the bar.
- ✓Confirm pet-friendly details at booking if traveling with a dog, including any restrictions.
- ✓Add breakfast at booking if planning to eat at the hotel daily, it's available for a fee rather than included.
- ✓Walk to Ayia Napa Cathedral in the evening, it's close enough to be a regular part of the stay rather than a special trip.
Why we love it
- Pet-friendly courtyard building
- Two minutes from the cathedral
- Chic cafe and refined bar
- Free parking
Why guests love itThe minimalist rooms inside an eighteenth-century building gave this stay a design edge that stood out from the more standard hotels nearby, and being pet-friendly meant the family dog came along for the Fasouri Watermania trip without any fuss. The courtyard was a genuinely quiet spot to decompress after a loud day at the water park, and the cafe made for an easy breakfast stop. The walk to Ayia Napa Cathedral each evening rounded out the old-town side of the trip.