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Great hotel with good spa facilities (two pools, sauna, steam room, etc.) located in a quieter part of Ayia Napa.||I was initially hesitant to visit because of the area’s party reputation, but in November it was actually very calm. Off-peak season meant an older, more mature crowd and a very relaxed atmosphere.||The hotel itself is spotless, with cleaners and staff visible daily. My room was a good-sized double with a powerful walk-in shower that always had hot water. Quality shampoo, shower gel, hand soap and body lotion were provided via wall-mounted dispensers. The small balcony (with sea view) had a table and two chairs - perfect for unwinding.||However, I did have an issue with ants appearing on the bedside tables at night, despite having no food or drink in the room. I reported it several times; the hotel was fully booked so they couldn’t move me, but they did send housekeeping repeatedly and eventually resolved it. Also worth noting: rooms above the Elia restaurant can hear music and performances until around midnight - light sleepers beware! There were also no minibar items in the in-room fridge.||The hotel is popular with German guests, so much of the signage is in English and German only. The breakfast buffet is very German/European-leaning, with pickled vegetables, sausages and other German-influenced dishes alongside the usual continental and hot options. There’s an omelette station and three self-service coffee machines. Food quality was OK - although the fruit options, in particular, were flavourless and (unfortunately) I also experienced food poisoning on two of my four mornings….||The outdoor pool area is lovely, though the water is understandably cold in November. There’s also a smaller shallow pool beside the outdoor bar, which I imagine is great in summer. Indoors, there’s a smaller pool, two (weak) jacuzzis and a chill-out area with loungers. The sauna and steam rooms are compact but perfectly adequate - often empty during the day since most guests preferred the sunshine outside. The small gym is usually empty too but has enough equipment for most workouts.||The nearest beach is about 5 minutes away, with loungers at €2.50 for the whole day. Mini-marts, supermarkets, restaurants and bars are around 10–15 minutes’ walk, though many were closed for the off-peak season. The Elia restaurant attached to the hotel only served drinks during this period.||Overall, a pleasant stay at a solid 4* hotel - ideal if your goal is rest and relaxation, as there isn’t much else going on in the area during off-peak months. Good value for money and recommended for solo travellers, friends and couples.