Cap St Georges Hotel & Resort

Set on the far west coast of Paphos, Cap St Georges Hotel & Resort positions itself as a five-star resort with panoramic Mediterranean views, sea-view rooms and suites, and a long facilities list built for a full-stay event. Its own site highlights a 130-metre beach cove, two outdoor pools, a heated indoor pool, a fitness centre, a large spa, a kids' area and 10 restaurants and bars. That matters if you want most of the guest experience kept in one place rather than spread across several suppliers.

What stands out here is scale. The resort says Cleopatra Spa covers 2,585 square metres, and its dining offer ranges from Cypriot, Italian and Japanese live-cooking concepts to a fine-dining restaurant called Sky7. It also promotes on-site experiences such as private yacht trips, horse riding from its stables, fishing and Akamas outings. For a destination wedding, that gives you more scope to turn the reception into a multi-day stay for guests rather than a single evening booking.

For a UK couple, start by asking which restaurant or event setting is actually used for wedding receptions, how guest rooms are block-booked, and what transport looks like from Peyia and central Paphos. With a premium price band, the proposal should break down venue use, food and drink structure, backup space and any minimum room commitment. The 4.8 rating from 578 reviews is strong, but on a resort this size you still want current wedding photos and a named coordinator before you compare it with other west-coast hotels.