The Malama Beach Holiday Village is located directly on the beach in Paralimni. This 166-room hotel boasts sea views, a garden terrace and family rooms.
For families by the beach
It is ideal for families who want to spend time on the beach and who have children. Young guests can enjoy a children's pool, a playground, a crèche and children's entertainment.
Facilities & features
Check-in / check-out
14:00 / 12:00
Max. number of people per room
4
Family rooms
Yes
Views
Garden View, Cityscape, Sea view, View of the swimming pool
Number of rooms
166
Paying at the hotel
Visa, Mastercard, American Express
Number of guests
3 guests4 guests
Location
BeachfrontGarden / terraceseaview
Facilities
Air conditioning (room)balconyBarindoor poolconference roomFitnessFree parkingFree WiFiJacuzziRestaurantSpa & wellnesstransferSwimming pool
We recently stayed at the Malma Beach Hotel in Paralimni, and overall, we had a very pleasant experience. We are already planning our next trip back!
Here is why we loved it:
* **Top-Notch Location:** The hotel is perfectly situated right by a beautiful beach. Everything you need is nearby, making the location absolutely ideal.
* **Fantastic Rooms & Amenities:** Our room was incredibly cozy and well-equipped. The pool area was a highlight—crystal clean and exceptionally well-maintained.
* **Wonderful Staff & Service:** The staff here are all-around amazing and completely on point. Friendly, welcoming, and always ready to help.
* **Food & Spa:** The food was very good throughout our stay, and I highly recommend booking a massage—it was absolutely amazing!
* **Kid-Friendly:** The kids' club was incredible. The team there did a fantastic job, and our kids had tons of fun.
**An honest note on housekeeping:**
The only downside to our stay was that our shower was a bit dirty upon arrival, with some leftover shaved hairs around in the shower and blocked drainage kept water to over flow. Not fun! Room cleaning definitely needs a little extra attention to detail to match the perfection of the rest of the resort.
That being said, the pros massively outweighed this minor hiccup. Thank you to the team for a wonderful vacation.
We just came home from a relaxing week at the wonderful hotel in the very northern end of the Fig Tree Bay area on Cyprus.
The staff is super friend and a special shout out goes out to our new friends Rima and Birbal, Jonny behind the bar and Panicos at the Buffet restaurant.
The All Inclusive is above average and you can always find something fresh, local and good to eat in the restaurant. Nice touch with the live cooking with BBQ, pasta/pizza, Asian cuisine and sweets in all shapes and sizes. Panicos does a great job managing this part of the hotel.
The bar is good, drinks are good for both kids and adults. Beers are cold and Jonny and the team will makes sure you have everything you need in the pool area and in the Granita bar!
Give Rima and Birbal and small tip from time to time and they will be your best friends all week long. Nice to see them with a big smile on their faces with a small gesture.
Play tennis, enjoy the Apollo run sports, do a run and jump in the nice pool to cool down. The lifeguard handles all sunbeds so there is no need to get up early a secure your spot! Perfect!
Go down the hill and take a swim and go back up for an iced coffee or a drink. This was a perfect week!
Room was big and spacious, housekeeping was good and if you forgot a Cyprus plug for charging you can get one in the reception. Also plenty of parking if you come by car.
Highly recommended!
Amazing hotel and next to the sea. Perfect for a family with kids! Been there two times and yes, we will come back!
A very nice and beautiful resort! The staff is amazing and very nice, it was really great! By far my favorite vacation, and I’d love to come here again someday. Beautiful beach, and very good food too, especially if you have “All inclusive” it’s very nice. The drinks at the bar are very delicious, just as the food is. The room was clean and beautiful. I felt like on a millionaires vacation. Though it was not really completely soundproof, but it’s not a big problem :D And the cleaning service came everyday, so the apartment was clean. I really recommend booking this with the all inclusive option, since you can get delicious drinks and food for free. I loved it there!
Superb hotel , fantastic location, food was spot on and staff were amazing , rooms were perfect , swimming pools x3 were spotlessly clean ,I would highly recommend this hotel.
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