I loved Adams Beach hotel - Jill Taylor. Date of travel: May 2008
Myself, my husband and our 4 year old daughter stayed at the Adams Beach in May and we had a fantastic time. The hotel was very friendly and very well run. The location of the hotel means that you are right next door to Nissi Beach but as the hotel has its own bit of beach round the corner it's a lot quieter. The pools and lazy river are lovely and the gardens are gorgeous and well tended. There are also a couple of water slides which my daughter adored, on climbing up the steps for yet another go she turned to me and said, this is the best holiday ever! We were upgraded to a Queen Suite on arrival which was lovely and spacious (only comment was a little dark but I suppose this would be a bonus in the height of the summer to keep cool). Although air con was also in the rooms. The food in the hotel was in the form of a different themed buffet every night which had something for everyone, even my little girl always found something she liked. It was quite expensive though as we were only staying on B&B basis and a couple of times we ate out in the restaurant next door (Dione) which was much cheaper and really nice food too. I can't really comment on the entertainment much as we went back to the room quite early but every night my daughter enjoyed the mini disco and adored the girls on the animation team. They also went round the pools during the day to see if any kids wanted to join in with various games they were playing. I would never feel comfortable putting my daughter in a kids club but this way you could always go and watch them play volleyball or boules or whatever they were doing and park yourself on a nearby sun lounger to watch while you're still relaxing. Although my husband did also get roped into a few games of volleyball! There were quite a few weddings while we were there but they never took over the hotel and it was really nice to see the brides and smart wedding parties. The outside wedding reception area was just along a bit from our room but the rooms must be very well sound proofed as we never got disturbed. In reception one day I overheard some English people who had just come into the hotel for a wedding and they were really impressed and saying how they wished their hotel was as nice as this one. I would fully recommend this hotel, quite pricey but I suppose you get what you pay for and this was definitely worth it.

Ayia Napa - Debbie Stephenson. Date of travel: Jun 2007
Pleasantly surprised with Ayia Napa, very clean no trouble and some excellent restaurants and beaches. Would recommend the Square Bar in Ayia Napa opposite the Monestery some fantastic acoustic acts particularly Tom and Kerrie! A must, lot of people there from Adams Beach, maybe the hotel could learn a lesson from this in their entertainment program. A refreshing change from some of the terrible tribute acts real music and fantastic singing!

Sexy Gals - Samantha Lea. Date of travel: Aug 2006
Ayia Napa Was amazing!! The Night Life was Great and there loads of good clubs too many to name ...not that i was drunk all the time ;) LOL Theres Alot of things to do in the day too.. even if its Checking out the lads :P One Piece of advice i have got is GIRLS...don't wear heels on the Ayia Napa strip..OUCH!! XX

Lisa Robertson and family. Date of travel: Sep 2003
We've just come back from staying in the Adams Beach Hotel - what a beautiful hotel, we where half board and the food was fantastic, plenty to choose from, we upgraded from a standard room to a family room to have more space did not mind paying the extra, the staff at the hotel where very friendly, the cleanliness of the hotel was superb, the beach itself was lovely and clean, plenty of sunbeds to lounge on,entertainment was not bad,i will certainly be booking for next year at the Adams Beach Hotel in Ayia Napa, Cyprus. Tour Operator: Thomas Cook