Mimosa Beach Hotel

“Lovely week well spent at the Mimosa”

Just back from the Mimosa Beach, such a lovely, peaceful stay was had. This hotel is perfect for just relaxing, its clean, the food is really good & the staff are amazing from the cleaners right to the management. Eugene & Linda the owners are at the hotel everyday and chat with all the guests, the… more

Just back from the Mimosa Beach, such a lovely, peaceful stay was had. This hotel is perfect for just relaxing, its clean, the food is really good & the staff are amazing from the cleaners right to the management. Eugene & Linda the owners are at the hotel everyday and chat with all the guests, their lovely little dog just follows them around too. The food is hot and plentiful, there is something for everyone and the great thing is, you can change your dinner and have the half board lunch available if you decide to venture out, we did this on a couple of occasions. The atmosphere at the hotel is so chilled. There is a beautiful little cove also for guests, the public use this also but you are charged a small fee for the beds, however if you are staying at the hotel, you can use those beds and go for a swim as and when you please. There is a supermarket about 10 to 15 min walk away and you can dander into Protaras along the lovely coastal path which takes about 35 minutes. We really enjoyed our stay here, so much so we have booked for next year already. If you need to recharge your batteries and just chill for a week or two then this is the place for you, it really is a little gem. There is a lovely feel in this hotel & we really enjoyed our stay here.

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“Planned visit to Mimosa Protaras”

Not yet visited Are inflatables allowed in the swimming pool ? We are planning to visit in July this year and my wife likes the use of a lilo whilst in the pool. I have emailed the hotel direct but no response received as yet. Wanting to book this week but saw a review inflatables not allowed surel… more

Not yet visited Are inflatables allowed in the swimming pool ? We are planning to visit in July this year and my wife likes the use of a lilo whilst in the pool. I have emailed the hotel direct but no response received as yet. Wanting to book this week but saw a review inflatables not allowed surely if not allowed this would be mentioned on the website or when booking Anthony Jones

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“The thing that let's it down is there's nothing else there.a pint of keo is £6”

Nice enough hotel our room was nice we paid extra for sea view.food was ok.no shops nearby staff were nice would stay again.

“This hotel is very very basic”

This hotel is very very basic. Bring a travel kettle, mugs, spoons, tea, coffee and milk! There are no facilities for tea/coffee available outside of mealtimes, apart from at the bar (very expensive!). Rock solid beds; there's a difference between a firm mattress and a hard bed! We stayed in ro… more

This hotel is very very basic. Bring a travel kettle, mugs, spoons, tea, coffee and milk! There are no facilities for tea/coffee available outside of mealtimes, apart from at the bar (very expensive!). Rock solid beds; there's a difference between a firm mattress and a hard bed! We stayed in room 102, which to be fair was nicely placed with a grass area and a few steps down to the pool area. However, the walk in shower was a nightmare; water everywhere, even right out to the entrance hallway to the room. Lots of towels used to mop up every time! Tap water in the room is warm, you can get a cup of ice and water from the bar. Or you can buy bottled water for €2.80. Breakfast is bland, anaemic looking sausages, soggy bacon and tasteless baked beans. The same every day, apart from a variation on eggs. A small selection of tinned fruit. Dinner is restricted to 3 options, with a poor example of a salad bar. If you want soup, you cannot help yourself...this stuff is guarded like the crown jewels!! Dessert is a bland sponge with rank cream in the middle, tinned fruit and sorbet style ice cream. The whole dining experience was definitely provided on a tight budget. Plates are cleared from your table whilst people are still eating- very bad manners! Oh and occasionally you get a dog walking around the restaurant while you're eating. Swimming pool: The most miserable lifeguard; she can't raise a smile, so I'm not convinced she could raise a person from the pool! The pool is also quite small, therefore no inflatables are allowed. Wifi... barely works. We unfortunately stayed here at the same time as a (non English) religious touring group, who sadly thought they owned the place. Pushing in at the food bar and just generally being very loud at evening meal times. In summary...... if you want a base camp with not much around locally, and somewhere quiet with no activities then this hotel is spot on! Safe to say we won't be staying again.

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