A villa behind Venetian walls, a city hotel with garden pools or stone houses in a mountain village: among the luxury hotels in Nicosia, our travel advisors personally help you find the one that suits your trip. Every suitespot booking comes with free breakfast for 2, a room upgrade subject to availability, hotel credit and VIP service – benefits worth over €500.
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Looking for the best hotel in Nicosia? Here you see the best-known addresses with their setting, suitespot score and price per night. A suggestion: for the old town and museums on foot, stay at Amyth of Nicosia; for garden pools and a spa, at The Landmark Nicosia; for mountain air, at Casale Panayiotis.
| Hotel | Location | suitespot score | Price from |
|---|---|---|---|
| Casale Panayiotis | – | ★ 4.3/5 | 190 € |
| Amyth of Nicosia | Old City | ★ 4.7/5 | 209 € |
| The Landmark Nicosia | Lykabittos | ★ 4.1/5 | 195 € |
Amyth of Nicosia · Old CityFor couples with an eye for architecture we recommend Amyth of Nicosia: a restored villa from around 1900 with just ten rooms, right inside the old town. If you want a pool, spa and several restaurants under one roof, book The Landmark Nicosia, reopened after a complete redesign. And if you are after peace and mountain air, stay at Casale Panayiotis, whose rooms are spread across seven restored stone houses in a hill village.Since December 2025, The Landmark Nicosia has been welcoming guests again after more than four years of works. Every room and suite has been redesigned, the gardens relandscaped and the wellness area enlarged. The hotel is now part of Marriott’s Autograph Collection and plays with the theme of diplomacy: an installation called the “Magic Box” shows objects that once belonged to well-known personalities.
The Landmark Nicosia · LykabittosIn March 2025, Amyth of Nicosia opened in a villa facing the Hadjigeorgakis Kornesios Mansion. Thanos Hotels rebuilt the interior while keeping the original tiles, the grand staircase and the frescoed ceilings. There are just ten rooms and suites; the Amyth Two Bedroom Suite comes with a 48-square-meter terrace.
For your stay this means freshly designed spaces, either with gardens and pools in the new town or with a courtyard full of olive trees in the old town. Those who want to pair a 5-star hotel in Nicosia with the mountains simply add a few nights in the Troodos.
In the city: The Landmark Nicosia has two outdoor pools set in herb gardens and an indoor pool on a dedicated wellness floor with relaxation areas, steam room, sauna and juice bar. Sole Spa on the mezzanine tailors its treatments to you, joined by the Axis fitness center, a yoga and pilates studio, and a tennis and padel court.
Casale PanayiotisIn the mountains: At Casale Panayiotis, the Myrianthousa Spa takes you through a thermal journey with sauna, mint ice mist, herbal steam room, snow cabin, tropical rain and foot baths. There is also a rasul mud cabin, a hydrotherapy pool, seven treatment rooms, private outdoor whirlpools and a couples’ spa suite; the bath rituals use water from the village’s sulfur springs.
In the old town: Amyth of Nicosia has a fitness room but no spa. If wellness is on your list, combine the villa with a few days in the mountains.
At Casale Panayiotis, the suitespot benefits apply from two nights, enough time for a whole afternoon at the spa. Book the couples’ spa suite along with your room; we pass your request on to the hotel.
In the courtyard: Amyth Kouzina at Amyth of Nicosia cooks Cypriot-Mediterranean food with local produce and reworked traditional recipes: seafood, salads, brunch and afternoon tea. Tables stand on a terrace beneath olive trees beside a water feature, and the bar mixes cocktails with Cypriot ingredients.
Under the fresco: At The Landmark Nicosia, the Orangery is back, the hotel’s historic restaurant. Beneath a barrel vault with a blue fresco by artist Agata Leszczynska you eat Mediterranean dishes with Cypriot touches, looking out over garden and pool. In the evening Sumosan serves Japanese fusion, Vetrina combines coffee, wine and deli shopping, and the Incognito Bar is an intimate spot for a nightcap.
At no extra cost: you pay the same rate as booking direct with the hotel – the suitespot benefits come on top, free of charge.
In the village: At Casale Panayiotis, the Byzantino serves homemade Cypriot dishes from traditional recipes, with fruit from the hotel’s own orchards; the café next door offers brunch all day. Thursday to Sunday evenings, Loutraki opens with fusion cooking and views along the Marathasa valley, and Friday to Tuesday Pantheon serves pizza, pasta and burgers.
Kava at Casale Panayiotis is an underground wine cellar with a dining room and bar for up to 20 guests, which you can book entirely for yourselves. For a small celebration we will gladly request the cellar for you.
Amyth of Nicosia lives in a villa that an Italian architect designed around 1900 as two separate residences; later a girls’ school moved in. Eraclis Papachristou Architects and interior designer Maria Neophytou converted it with a light touch. The hotel also holds one Michelin Key, an award for the stay as a whole rather than for a restaurant.
The Landmark Nicosia opened on 2 February 1967 as Hilton Cyprus, was extended in 1982 and 1995 and has carried its current name since 2019. In October 2021 it closed for the complete redesign; the Orangery has survived as its historic restaurant.
Casale Panayiotis is the work of civil engineer John Papadouris, who returned to his almost deserted home village of Kalopanayiotis and restored old houses and stables. The village is known for its sulfur springs, and the decor of Loutraki recalls the days of copper mining.
You explore the old town inside the walls on foot, and the new town starts right outside. With a 5-star hotel in Nicosia, the main question is whether you want lanes, gardens or mountains outside your window.
In the old town: Amyth of Nicosia stands inside the Venetian walls, a few meters from the Archbishop’s Palace with its Byzantine Museum and opposite the Ethnological Museum. Our advice for couples and architecture fans who want everything within walking distance.
At no extra cost: you pay the same rate as booking direct with the hotel – the suitespot benefits come on top, free of charge.
In the new town: The Landmark Nicosia is on Archbishop Makarios III Avenue in the center, set in gardens with two outdoor pools. Our advice for anyone who wants to lounge by the pool after sightseeing and dine in-house at night.
In the Troodos mountains: Casale Panayiotis is spread across the village of Kalopanayiotis in the Marathasa valley on the northern slopes of the Troodos. The village belongs to the district of Nicosia but lies far out in the hills. Our advice for anyone seeking quiet and mountain air, dogs included.
Two nights at Amyth of Nicosia for the old town and museums, then two nights at Casale Panayiotis, where the benefits start from two nights: that way you link old town and mountains in one trip. Our travel advisors are happy to plan the switch with you.
In the old town, Amyth of Nicosia starts at 209 €, and in the new town The Landmark Nicosia at 194 €. Up in the Troodos, Casale Panayiotis begins at 190 €, with suitespot benefits from two nights. What a room really costs on your travel dates is shown in the hotel list below.
| Luxury hotel | From | suitespot benefits from | suitespot score |
|---|---|---|---|
| In the old town | |||
| Amyth of Nicosia | 209 € | 1st night | ★ 4.7/5 |
| In the new town | |||
| The Landmark Nicosia | 194 € | 1st night | ★ 4.1/5 |
| In the Troodos mountains | |||
| Casale Panayiotis | 190 € | 2 nights | ★ 4.3/5 |
Always included: At all three hotels two guests have breakfast daily at no charge. An upgrade on arrival and flexible check-in and check-out times are yours when available. The Landmark Nicosia adds a 100 US dollar hotel credit and a welcome gift, Casale Panayiotis 50 US dollars. At Amyth of Nicosia the extra depends on the category: a suite comes with dinner for two at Amyth Kouzina, a room with a wine tasting for two.
Minimum stay: two nights at Casale Panayiotis; at Amyth of Nicosia and The Landmark Nicosia the first night already counts.
Loyalty program: Amyth of Nicosia and The Landmark Nicosia belong to Marriott Bonvoy. Casale Panayiotis is independent, and the suitespot benefits speak for themselves there. Because the booking runs at the hotel’s direct rate, you are credited with points and qualifying nights, and your elite benefits apply in the house.
Nicosia through the year: Spring and fall invite long walks through the old town. In summer you spend the midday hours by the pool or head up to the cooler Troodos villages. Around Orthodox Easter, book your luxury hotel in Nicosia well ahead.
How long to stay: Two nights for the old town and museums, two more in the mountains: that gives you both city and hills.
What sets the hotels in Nicosia apart – from their opening year to the spa:
| Hotel | Opened | Pool | Spa |
|---|---|---|---|
| Casale Panayiotis | ✓ | ✓ | |
| Amyth of Nicosia | 2025 | – | |
| The Landmark Nicosia | 1967 | ✓ | ✓ |
Amyth of Nicosia and The Landmark Nicosia belong to Marriott Bonvoy, while Casale Panayiotis in the Troodos is independent and wins guests over with the suitespot benefits. Bookings run at the hotel’s direct rate, so points, qualifying nights and your status benefits all count.
| Program | Hotels | Examples in Nicosia |
|---|---|---|
| Marriott Bonvoy | 2 hotels | Amyth of Nicosia, The Landmark Nicosia |
Casale Panayiotis in the Troodos starts at 190 €, with benefits from two nights. The Landmark Nicosia begins at 194 €, and Amyth of Nicosia in the old town at 209 €. Breakfast for two is always included with suitespot.
It comes down to your plans: for the old town and architecture we recommend Amyth of Nicosia, for pools, spa and several restaurants The Landmark Nicosia, and for peace in the mountains Casale Panayiotis.
Yes. Amyth of Nicosia has just ten rooms and suites in an old-town villa. At Casale Panayiotis, 41 rooms and suites are spread over seven restored houses in a mountain village.
The Landmark Nicosia has two outdoor pools in herb gardens and an indoor pool on its wellness floor. Casale Panayiotis offers a hydrotherapy pool in the spa and private outdoor whirlpools.
Amyth of Nicosia holds one Michelin Key. The award covers the whole hotel, not a restaurant.
Amyth of Nicosia opened in March 2025, and The Landmark Nicosia reopened in December 2025 after its complete redesign.
Amyth of Nicosia stands inside the Venetian walls, close to the Byzantine Museum. The Landmark Nicosia is in the new town just outside the walls.
No, Casale Panayiotis is in the mountain village of Kalopanayiotis in the Troodos, which belongs to the district. It is ideal for a few quiet days in the hills, for example after your city stay.
Marriott Bonvoy: at Amyth of Nicosia and The Landmark Nicosia. Casale Panayiotis is not part of a program; there you enjoy the suitespot benefits.
Pets are welcome at Amyth of Nicosia and Casale Panayiotis. Register your dog right when you book.
At Casale Panayiotis alone: there the suitespot benefits start from two nights. At Amyth of Nicosia and The Landmark Nicosia you get them from the first night.
Any of them: in spring and fall you explore the old town on foot, in summer the pool and the mountain villages beckon. Around Easter we recommend booking early; the suitespot benefits apply all year.

