I have recently returned from the above resort. The village itself is lovely the apartments were exceptionally roomy, with excellent daily maid service. The pool area was great too with a large swimming pool & plenty of loungers. The village is great for familys & those who want a quiet holiday. The entertainment in the evenings was shocking but as I was there for a wedding with my eldest daughter we went out every night.
The staff & night security George were all helpful & extremely kind.
My only criticism was the food - breakfast had a great array of foods to choose from but the evening meals although varied were shocking bland tasteless & quite greasy.
But if you want a nice relaxing holiday in great surroundings this is the place to be. The bus stop is right outside the complex 3 stops away from Ayia napa 1 euro great value for money. There are also plenty of things to do from relaxing pedlos to speedboats & the waterpark is an excellent day out. The local restaurants serve excellent food at very reasonable prices naming two which were excellent were the Garden Restaurant & the Olive tree.

We have just returned from a week all inclusive stay, there being six adults and one baby within our group, this was a thoroughly wonderful holiday, the rooms are very clean, maid service daily, staff, resort, food and amenities were excellent. This was my first time to Cyprus and I have not been disappointed. If I were to have a criticism this would be to say you are at least a half hour walk away from the main shops, restaurants and bars, but on the other side it is located in a quiet and peaceful location with ready access to the bus services and taxis galore.

Just returned from 2 weeks at Tsokkos Paradise Village.
had a great time, lovely village type location, rooms clean & basic, maids service everyday, gardens very pretty, lovely pool, plenty of sunbeds around it. Food very good always a great selection, Waiting staff very friendly and helpful, work very hard.
Mini disco for the children 8.15 every night is fun but very repetative! Chocolateee!! every night!! drove us mad!...shame there was nowhere to sit in comfort to drink in the evenings! WiFi very expensive 4 euro's for an hour!! crazy!! not sure we would go back, but it was a lovely holiday...we like the beach best and even though the beach was close it was a walk in the HOT sun and sunbeds and Umbrellas are expensive we paid 10 euro's a day for 3 beds and one Umbrella..I think Paradise Village should have some beds set aside for all inclusive holidays makers.

We stayed here as friends were getting married in the hotel next door. We stayed in a 1 bed apt on half board. The room was spacious and clean. The maid visited each day to change towels and make the bed. The exterior could do with a lick of paint and the sun beds are uncomfy. Compared to other hotels used for package deals in Europe, I would say it is as expected. There are many swedes and Russians on the complex but all are friendly. The entertainment is provided throughout the day (water polo and yoga mainly). We never stayed in the hotel for evening entertainment so can not comment on this. The restaurant staff are hard worked and give the impression they do not care and want to clock off early. The food is OK, breakfast is better than dinner. Not a place to stay if you are in ayia napa for the party as it is about 2km from the square, we hired a car and glad we did as taxi's are expensive but the buses are regular and cheap.
I would recommend this hotel for a quiet holiday but with access to the party occasionally. Ideal place for families, close to the beach, water park and buses to town.