King Evelthon Beach Hotel and Resort

King Evelthon Beach Hotel and Resort is a large 5-star beachfront property on Chloraka Avenue in Chlorakas, a coastal suburb a few kilometres north of Kato Paphos in Cyprus. The location is quieter than the harbour district, with a local village centre, shops and tavernas nearby, while the harbour, Paphos Castle and the Archaeological Park are a short taxi or bus ride to the south. Paphos International Airport is roughly 15 km away. The resort is aimed firmly at leisure guests and families, and is known for its water-themed pool area, which forms the centre of daytime activity. Rooms include standard doubles, sea-view rooms and suites, all air-conditioned with Wi-Fi, and indicative rates run from about EUR 140 to EUR 330 per night for a double, rising in July and August. Dining is organised around a main restaurant serving breakfast and dinner buffets, with additional restaurants and bars around the pools and beach area, which suits families who want variety without leaving the property. A spa provides massages and treatments, and the resort has direct beach access along the Chlorakas shoreline, which is a mix of sand and rock with sea entry that varies along the coast. The service character is geared to family holidays, with children's facilities, organised activities and entertainment in peak season, though couples seeking quiet will find less peace around the main pool in summer. The size of the resort means walking distances between rooms and facilities can be considerable, and a room near the pools or restaurants is convenient for those travelling with young children. Because Chlorakas sits north of the main tourist strip, guests wanting evening restaurants and the harbour atmosphere generally take a short taxi ride, while those content with the resort can stay on site for the whole stay. The site also works as a base for excursions to Coral Bay, the Akamas peninsula and the Paphos mosaics.