The Lordos Beach Hotel seemed very much like a cookie-cutter resort hotel on first acquaintance but I grew to appreciate it a little more... the staff are very friendly and it has slightly more character than I expected. It's a little careworn in the carpet department and the beach outside is of dark earth rather than sand, but it's clean and tidy. The bar food was quite good and the beds were particularly comfortable. There were two weddings in the three days I was there; the Cypriots know how to celebrate and the music went on until the very small hours. Our conference was very well organised, and there was always a staff member on hand to sort out problems with the wi-fi router or the air conditioning. The things I didn't like were the fact that outside conference hours I had to pay for internet access (a particular dislike for me); the breakfasts, which were of the low-grade help-yourself variety with machine coffee; and the fact that the walls are paper-thin. We could hear every word of the conversation in the next room, and no voices were raised... I would be quite happy to go back, but equally I'd be quite happy to try somewhere else.

I organised two meetings back-to-back at the Lordos Beach Hotel in October 2012. Throughout the organisation and actual running of the events, the hotel staff were consistently friendly, helpful and efficient. All our requests were catered for and everything went extremely smoothly.

And of course, once the meetings were over, it was nice to be able to unwind by the pool or on the beach!

We had 4 days of great vacation in Lordos hotel.
They have great service by dedicated employees.
Quiet and pleasant atmosphere all day!!
Amazing food the breakfast was super!!!
The beach is very clean and tidy.
The hotel is 10 min by bus form larnaca, pubs and taverns is near by the hotel.
we will love to be at this hotel again.

We have stayed here many times, most notably when it first opened but have not been for a few years now.

Cleanliness, service, location and facilities are all excellent but sadly the breakfast buffet has deteriorated badly - not because of the food; the choice is excellent. Unfortunately the management have at some point decided to install coffee/tea machines. Mr Lordos! This is a step in the wrong direction because it means that as your guests have to queue up to get their morning beverage, the rest of their breakfast gets cold. Also on two occasions I witnessed very near accidents when guests busy balancing two cups were bumped into by other people or by children running around. What would be wrong with making it in the kitchens and someone - perhaps the very lazy breakfast time Manager - taking the order from each table and then bringing out pots of coffee, hot milk, tea, etc.? These machines are a very retrograde step: there is a small plastic chest of drawers by the side of each one and the tea bags are in one of the drawers, consequently the tea bags get all tied together. There are often no teaspoons near the cups and saucers which necessitates more wandering around and the so-called Manager looking at you as if you are mad, even when you speak Greek, as I do. Also most people want to sit outside to eat their breakfast, but after guests vacate the tables the staff do not lay fresh ones. This means that you also have to fetch the paper mats and cutlery yourself so if you have already got your breakfast, again it will be cold. If you lay the table before going into the buffet, someone else takes your place! Of course, if you are part of a couple, you can always take it in turns! Not ideal at all and a great shame in my opinion as the rest of the service in the bar and at dinner, is faultless.