Christofinia Hotel

The Nissi beach near the Christofinia Hotel in Ayia Napa has nothing to envy to the most famous beaches in the world. Here you can relax, enjoy the many water sports, and a variety of entertainment options. If you prefer peace and quiet, there is no shortage of places to the surrounding beaches that are absolutely quiet.

Christofinia is an Ayia Napa Hotel offering a range of services for relaxation, such as a sauna and swimming pools. If you are an athlete, you can play tennis or work out in the fully equipped gym. If you want to sit in your room and enjoy the view of the sea, some hotel rooms have spectacular Mediterranean Sea views.

All rooms are furnished elegantly and offer all the facilities including air conditioning and satellite TV. Other essential and important services are laundry, currency exchange, car rental, and fax/photocopy service.

If you want some refreshment after busy sports, you can go to Venus Restaurant, which offers a menu or a buffet of local and international dishes. Also the Dionysos Bar offers an ideal setting for drinks and snacks. For families with small children, the hotel offers interesting facilitations. It is a peculiarity of Christofinia Hotel not charges anything for children less than 2 years, while for children aged 2 to 12 years it offers a 50% discount, which is particularly appreciated by our faithful customers.

For lovers of culture and traditions of Cyprus Christofinia Hotel is very pleased to inform its customers that the hotel is just one kilometer from the famous monastery of Ayia Napa.

This charming medieval monastery, dedicated to "Our Lady of the Forest", is located in the village of Ayia Napa, surrounded by high walls. Both the village and monastery name comes from the word "Napa", which in ancient Greek means "wooded valley", with reference to the morphology of the region. Built like a medieval castle around the sixteenth century, the monastery of Ayia Napa is the benchmark for both the village and the surrounding area. It was built partly underground, carved into the rock.

According to old local traditions, it seems that the ancient sycamore tree, facing the south entrance of the monastery, has more than 500 years. The monastery was restored in the 50s and from late 70s it was used as a center for ecumenical conference of Churches of Cyprus and of the Middle East. Near the monastery, a new church dedicated to the Virgin Mary was built.