- Cyprus Holidays
- Coral Bay
- Theo Sunset Bay Holiday Village

Theo Sunset Bay Holiday Village is ideally situated between the vibrant Paphos Harbour and the beautiful Coral Bay, offering guests the perfect blend of relaxation and adventure. This family-run hotel is just 150 meters from a sandy beach, making it an ideal spot for sunbathing and swimming.
A quick 10-minute drive will take you to Paphos, a bustling town known for its markets, shopping, and entertainment options. Whether you're in the mood for a day of sightseeing or a night out, Paphos has something for everyone.
The hotel boasts a range of facilities to ensure a comfortable and enjoyable stay. Guests can unwind in the infinity pool with hydromassage facilities or relax in the health club, which features a heated indoor pool, and sauna. For dining, the restaurants serves local specialties and international cuisine, while the Café & Pool Bar offers a wide selection of cocktails and light snacks.
Due to the surrounding area and the number of steps around the hotel, it may not be suitable for those with mobility difficulties.

This is my 2nd stay here at Theo sunset bay!
We love it here, the new refurbishments that they have done over the hotel is lovely and once again the view you just don’t get better than that!
The new spa is lovely, great comfortable room, bar staff are amazing as always shout out to Zoe and vasil remembered us from last year also to Olivia also we loved joining the aqua gym and quiz! And always having a chat with us!
All staff was great we definitely coming back again next year!
We are here right now. We love this hotel especially the refurbishments and improvements. The only reason I’ve given 3 stars instead if 5 stars is due to the lack of enforcement of the adults only pool. There has been one family playing in the adult only pool with their child twice with a ball, making lots of noise and splashing. Now there are 7 children in the pool with some adults. No chance of a snooze by the pool at this rate! It’s a shame because it’s perfect otherwise.
Where do I start? A catalogue of disasters! When we arrived just after midnight we were met by a wonderful night receptionist, Jake, who showed us to our room. (133). In the morning we looked out from our balcony and saw the most stunning views. However, the bed had only a top sheet, no duvet or blankets, so I was cold. I asked at reception the following morning and they said one would be bought up. We also mentioned our safe did not work. By about 7pm, no duvet had been delivered, so we had our evening dinner, then queried it again. The receptionist insisted it had been delivered. By the time we got to our hotel room it had been delivered. One nights sleep, with both the sheet and a duvet, the sheet for my husband and the duvet for me. The following day, the cleaner took the sheet, which we discovered, so I asked him for a sheet. He then wanted to take the duvet! The following day, the cleaner took the sheet again, so I found his trolley and told him I needed the sheet. He also did not replace the tea and coffee daily. We mentioned this at reception and he said the first two pods were complimentary, but gave us some teas and coffee.
The large shower head did not work, only dribbled. The water from the shower ran out of the bathroom and into the room, so we used towels to dry up the water.
Meanwhile, the safe was still broken, as was the chair on the balcony. We reported, again, the safe, and the maintenance man said it had been fixed. It hadn’t, so he came to our room, and agreed that a new one was needed. Initially the stroppy receptionist had told us it was just the batteries, gave us four new ones and told us to change them. After about four days, we saw the maintenance man (very nice and apologetic), who said the chair was fixed. We said the safe was still not fixed, so he assured us it would be replaced. It was finally replaced Friday, four days later.
The drawers still had white dust where they were newly built, so my clothes ended up covered in white dust.
The food seemed OK at the beginning, but went downhill by the day. It was barely lukewarm, and void of flavour. On Italian night, there was Prosecco by the food. The following day one of the rude catering waitresses told us in no uncertain terms that we were not allowed to drink anything at any meal, except water. We were asked daily for our room number, so they could check we were full board. We were made to feel like criminals. The final straw was on the when the food was so cold, having already waited , and changing dining rooms, due to a wedding being held. The staff were rude and surly. On the Sunday, the evening meal was so cold, we both left it. I decided to fill up on cheese and biscuits, but then noticed flies over the cheese, so we both left the dining room hungry. The fruit juices at breakfast were not real fruit, but cordial. We noticed that there was virtually no vegetarian main courses, so we asked the chef, who said that he couldn’t cater for everyone!
We decided one evening to go to the sunset bar on the 5th floor, but found it did not exist!
The small adults only round pool was greasy, so we didn’t use that one.
10 towels were placed every day by the upper pool at 06:30, by one man, by himself, for premium positions for his family, but staff did nothing despite the notices.
Finally, the luggage room was not locked, so we had to keep anything valuable with us all day, as our flight was at night.
Overall, the hotel looked beautiful, but has so many issues, and several unpleasant staff. We certainly would not return to this hotel, and would not recommend it.
Excellent holiday .staff so friendly and welcoming especially those in the bar. Food was great .ignore negative views they are just moaners
This was our 7th visit to the Theo. We love it here, for a 3☆+ this hotel excels. The staff are friendly and polite, they are always willing to help. The bar staff, Lucas, Cressy, Zoe and the boys work so hard your never waiting long. Keep up the good work. See you next year !!!
