If you're heading to Ayia Napa, Mare is an adults-only hotel that puts guests first. It’s conveniently located close to the beach and offers one or more swimming pools along with several dining options on-site.
Tranquil getaway for adults
In addition, there's a fitness center for those who want to stay active. Mare is your choice in Ayia Napa if you're looking for a place suited to couples and travelers without children. The beach and surrounding area are easily accessible from the hotel.
Facilities & features
Check-in / check-out
15:00 / 11:00
Max. number of people per room
2
Views
Sea view, View of the swimming pool, Garden View
Number of rooms
341
Paying at the hotel
Visa, Mastercard, American Express, Diners Club, cash
Location
Beachfrontprivate beachGarden / terraceseaview
Facilities
Barconference roomFitnessFree parkingFree WiFiRestaurantsmoking allowedSpa & wellnessSwimming pool
We had a very nice stay at Mare Ayia Napa and overall really enjoyed our family vacation there. The hotel feels fresh, modern, and very well maintained, and the territory itself is beautiful with lovely views and a relaxing atmosphere.
Our room was spacious, beautiful, and very clean. We stayed in a suite with access to a semi-private pool shared between several villas, and that was probably our favorite part of the hotel. It was much quieter and more relaxing than the main pools, which could get quite crowded during the day.
The aquapark was great and the kids had a lot of fun there. The sea is also beautiful, with crystal clear water and a very pleasant beach area. The staff throughout the hotel were friendly and welcoming.
The buffet food was decent — maybe not the most impressive we’ve ever had, but definitely good enough with enough variety to always find something to enjoy.
The only area that could use some improvement is the volleyball playground. The ground there is uneven, with stones and plants growing through in some places, so it doesn’t feel very comfortable.
Overall, it’s a very nice hotel for a family holiday, especially if you enjoy beautiful surroundings, good rooms, and a relaxed atmosphere.
We stayed for a week and had a wonderful stay. The room was clean, comfortable and really spacious. All the amenities that you need in your room and daily house keeping.
We booked all inclusive and enjoyed meals at all the included restaurants and all meals we had were excellent. The service of all the team was wonderful, you really felt so looked after every where you dined. special mention to Hamid in the Mediterranean restaurant, he was very good at what he did!
We also enjoyed a massage at the Aegeo Spa onsite. My therapists name was Kiki and the care and attention she gave throughout my massage made it very special, including applying some aloe Vera to some sun-kissed skin after the massage.
We had an absolutely exceptional stay at this hotel. The staff were outstanding—friendly, attentive, and incredibly professional. The facilities were truly top-notch—everything was clean, modern, and well-maintained. And the food was simply incredible at every meal. Having visited the island before, this is by far the best hotel experience we’ve had. We would recommend it for couples, families, and everyone in between. If we had to mention a tiny improvement, it would be that the gym could benefit from having its own water and cleaning products. Still, an amazing stay overall!
Our stay at Mare Cyprus Hotel was nothing short of incredible from start to finish. The hotel is immaculate, with exceptional cleanliness throughout, and every member of staff goes above and beyond to make your stay perfect. Nothing is ever too much trouble, and you're always greeted with genuine warmth and friendliness.
A very special mention has to go to Sia, our housemaid. She works incredibly hard, putting in such long hours, yet every day she left our room absolutely spotless and always greeted us with the biggest smile. Her dedication and kindness did not go unnoticed, and she truly made our stay even more special.
We also had an exceptional dining experience at Estia. The food was absolutely incredible, showcasing delicious traditional cuisine every evening. One member of our party required a gluten-free meal, and we were so impressed by the care and attention given. There were so many gluten-free options available, making it a enjoyable and stress-free meal.
A huge thank you to the wonderful Estia team – Adamos, Chef Andonis (a true legend!), Kostas, Oun, Suzan, Ajay, Dimitris, and Iksa. Their hospitality, professionalism, and passion for what they do created an unforgettable dining experience.
Without a shadow of a doubt, we would return to Mare Cyprus Hotel and would wholeheartedly recommend it to anyone looking for an exceptional holiday. Thank you to everyone for making our stay so memorable.
I recently had a treatment at the Mare Hotel Spa, and it was hands down one of the best spa experiences I've ever had. From the moment I walked in, the atmosphere was serene, clean, and incredibly relaxing.
A special thanks to my therapist, Apostolis. He is highly professional, attentive, and has an incredible technique. He made sure to check on my comfort levels and tailored the treatment perfectly to relieve all my muscle tension. If you are visiting Ayia Napa and looking for a top-tier massage, do yourself a favor and book a session with Apostolis at the Mare Hotel Spa. Highly recommended!
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