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Top Wedding Hotels in Cyprus: Packages, Reviews, and What to Ask
The best wedding hotels in Cyprus by region, what their packages typically include, and the practical questions to ask before booking.
By My Cyprus Wedding / Published 6 May 2026 / Updated 6 May 2026 / 3 min read
Why hotel weddings dominate the Cyprus market
About 70% of Cyprus weddings happen at hotels. The reason: hotels handle ceremony, reception, drinks, food, accommodation, and Marriage Officer coordination in one package. For UK couples planning remotely, this is the lowest-friction option.
Trend: search for “wedding hotels Cyprus” is up 470% in six months. The demand is real.
Tiered breakdown
5-star: premium tier (£12,000-£25,000+ for 80 guests)
- Four Seasons Hotel (Limassol) - marina location, full-service
- Constantinos The Great Beach Hotel (Protaras) - beachfront, runs 100+ weddings/year
- Aphrodite Hills Resort (Paphos) - golf resort, multiple ceremony options
- Anassa Hotel (Latchi) - luxury seafront, smaller but premium
- Amavi Hotel (Paphos) - boutique, design-forward
4-star: mid-market (£8,000-£15,000 for 80 guests)
- Vrissaki Beach Hotel (Protaras) - beachfront, mid-tier price point
- Capo Bay Hotel (Protaras) - family-friendly, reliable
- Olympic Lagoon Resort (Ayia Napa) - multi-property, consistent quality
- Atlantica Bay Hotel (Limassol) - beach access, mid-market
- Coral Beach Hotel (Paphos) - long-established, beach-front
- Atlantica Aeneas Resort (Ayia Napa) - adults-only option
3-star: budget (£5,000-£9,000 for 80 guests)
Smaller hotels and family-run venues. Less polished process but significantly cheaper. Best for budget-conscious couples or smaller weddings.
What 4 and 5-star hotel packages usually include
- Ceremony space rental (indoor + outdoor option)
- Reception space (typically a restaurant or terrace)
- Welcome drink + toast champagne
- Standard cake (1-2 tier)
- Tables, chairs, linens, basic flowers
- Hotel coordinator (free, basic)
- Marriage Officer fee covered
- Discount on guest accommodation rooms (10-25% off published rate)
NOT included:
- Per-head catering (€35-€65)
- Drinks beyond welcome and toast (€20-€45 per head)
- Photography
- Florist beyond basic
- DJ or band
- Wedding planner (the hotel “coordinator” is not a planner)
- Apostille
Questions to ask the hotel before booking
- How many weddings did you host last year? (More than 30 = experienced)
- Can we use external vendors (photographer, planner, florist)? What is the policy?
- What is the rain backup space? Capacity?
- Drinks package brands and quantities?
- Can we taste the menu before deciding?
- Guest accommodation block - what is the rate, until what date?
- Apostille - do you handle it or DIY?
- Cancellation policy?
- Sample contract - can we see one for our date / guest count?
Common pitfalls
- “Free wedding coordinator” is usually a hotel staff member doing 4 weddings a month. They are not a wedding planner. Hire one separately.
- “Discount on accommodation” is often the hotel’s published rate, which is 20-30% above what your guests would get on Booking.com anyway. Compare.
- “All flowers included” usually means basic ceremony arrangements only. Reception centerpieces are extra.
- External vendor restrictions - some hotels charge a “corkage” or “external vendor fee” for non-partner suppliers. Check before booking your photographer.
Next steps
- Browse all reception venues
- Browse Limassol venues for marina hotels
- Browse Paphos venues for the densest cluster
- Read the all-inclusive guide