Views from the site and almost Boutique feel to the hotel, its decor and layout.

We had chosen a room with a bath specifically rather than shower for a medical issue. The bath did not fill as the plug didn't connect and close the drain. We were told that this was to save water. We explained we had specially chosen the bath, and that it seemed ridiculous that the room should be advertised as having shower and bath, and then discover you can't use a major part of it. They upgraded us to a super room thereafter with working bath and didn't charge any extra which was a lovely gesture.

My stay at Drousia Heights Hotel exceeded all expectations, leaving me with memories of unparalleled luxury and tranquility. From the moment I stepped into the presidential suite, I was enveloped in opulence. The spaciousness and beautiful decorations immediately set the tone for a truly special experience. The suite boasted a small living room area, perfect for relaxing or enjoying a meal at the table provided. The bedroom was spacious and the bed incredibly comfortable, ensuring a restful night's sleep. But the highlight was undoubtedly the veranda overlooking the breathtaking Akamas Bay. Waking up to the sight of the sea every morning was simply magical. The bathroom was a sanctuary in itself, featuring a modern shower that felt like a soothing waterfall, and a jacuzzi that provided ultimate relaxation. Everything was impeccably clean and well-maintained, adding to the overall feeling of luxury. The hotel's attention to detail extended to the dining experience as well. Breakfast by the pool was a highlight, with a variety of fresh and tasty options to choose from. The tranquil setting made it the perfect start to each day of my stay. Overall, my experience at Drousia Heights Hotel was exceptional. The combination of luxurious accommodations, breathtaking views, and impeccable service made it a truly unforgettable stay. I highly recommend it to anyone seeking a truly special getaway. My rating of 9 out of 10 reflects just how close it came to perfection.

Not actually a bad thing but I am writing about it in case you aren't prepared. Location: No nightlife in the village which is just a two minute walk from the hotel. The village doesn't have a proper cafeteria despite the hotels being full. So there is not much to do during the evening or night. The village itself is very picturesque and it is absolutely stunning walking through the village of Drousia up to the next village Innia which also has the Meditteranean turtles museum. You will need a car to go to that location but the roads are not the safest not the most comfortable roads to drive over them. BUT if you manage to go to the village and you don't care about nightlife and you just need to relax in a superior hotel then Drousia Heights is the real deal.

We spent a single night here and enjoyed our stay. The breakfast was excellent with a super choice from cereals, hot items (eggs, bacon, tomatoes, courgettes, beans and more), plenty of cold items (olives, cold cuts, halloumi, anari etc.), croissants, different types of bread and spreads, fruit, yoghurt - everyone should find plenty to satisfy their taste. The coffee is from a machine but we liked it. The location is very good on the outskirts of an interesting village, The views towards Polis and the sea and the Paphos forest are amazing.

We both woke up with aching bodies - the mattress was a bit soft for our taste (but we accept it would suit others). The shower head in our room needs replacing - it was a powerful shower but we both thought it was about to break into two pieces.

Great location, with a great view but also close to Polis and Pafos. We were a big group with kids and the stuff always helped us with everything like setting a big table for us for breakfast and dinner. The hotel restaurant is great. We just had an overall great experience.

Nothing really, all was good :)

Great location (close to Polis and Latchi), scenic view of mountains, nicely decorated room and hotel. The spa staff and sessions were really enjoyable. I would surely return just for the spa.

The jacuzzi in the presidential room did not work well. The prices of the restaurant and bar were too high and the food was at best, mediocre. Not advisable to eat at the hotel. The only dish I liked was the pizza. Some staff members were not at all friendly and the vibe emanating from them was at best judgemental.

I had booked a room with two single beds, but unfortunately, the receptionist informed me that no rooms with single beds were available. Instead, they offered me the Presidential Suite, which had one large bed, but it was the best room in the hotel. The suite had stunning views and a very spacious bathroom. The customer service was excellent, with a wide variety of breakfast options and the best views in Paphos.

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The location is ideal, though having a car is necessary to get around. The pool is lovely, offering stunning views of both the mountains and the sea. The staff were exceptionally friendly. The breakfast was sufficient, offering a variety of both cold and warm dishes.

There were flies in the breakfast area, despite the staff's efforts to eliminate them.

The room was very nice and was exactly like the pictures. There was a cozy area with a fire place that you could sit down and relax or pick a book from there and read. The bar and restaurant were very comfortable and the food was good. The staff also are very kind and helpful.

In the room the espresso machine wasn't working and the TV didn't have any channels on it, expect those two problems the stay was great.

Very spacious room (which was the result of a free room upgrade) in a perfectly located hotel (if you travel by car). Droushia is a quiet village with beautiful views close to the mountains, while also being close to Latchi harbour and Paphos.

The pool was too cold at this time of the year (end of March, beginning of April) to use it

The pool was great and our room was clean and spacious.

The food could be a lot better. No fresh fruit at breakfast. The evening menu is limited with few regional dishes.