Spa day passes in Paphos and Nicosia

Elysium is at 6 Queen Verenikis Street in Paphos, on the beach next to the Tombs of the Kings. Its spa is the Opium Health Spa, which the hotel's spa fact sheet lists as open 07:00–20:00 daily.

The Afternoon Tea Spa Day pairs a 60-minute ESPA treatment with afternoon tea at Cafe Occidental. From 07:00 to 15:00 you can use the indoor pool, jacuzzi, sauna, steam room and gym. The outdoor pool area and its sun loungers are included too, and so are a locker, robe and slippers.

Treatments run 10:00–14:00, and afternoon tea is served 12:00–18:30. Spa days are for ages 16 and over. The hotel suggests arriving up to an hour before your treatment, to change and fill in a spa consultation form. If you arrive late, the treatment is shortened.

Minthis Resort, Tsada

Minthis Resort is a hilltop golf resort in Tsada, about 10 minutes from Paphos town centre. The spa day pass gives you three hours in the thermal suites, the hydropool and a 25 m heated indoor pool. A locker, robe, slippers and towels are included.

The hotel's thermal suites include a Finnish sauna, a steam room, a salt room, an ice fountain, an experience shower and a cold plunge pool. The indoor pool looks out towards the Troodos mountains.

The pass is sold Monday to Thursday only. The hotel's pass sheet adds that it isn't available on public holidays, or the day before or after one. The spa is for ages 16 and over. Lunch isn't included, but you can eat at the resort's Clubhouse or at Amaracus.

Where can you have a spa day in Nicosia?

Hotelday doesn't list a spa in Nicosia city at the moment. In the wider Nicosia district, Casale Panayiotis sells spa sessions on Hotelday. In the city, Hamam Omerye is open to the public.

Casale Panayiotis (Myrianthousa Spa), Kalopanayiotis

Casale Panayiotis is a hotel in restored traditional houses in Kalopanayiotis, in the Troodos mountains. It's in Nicosia district, but up in the mountains rather than in the city, so plan it as a day trip. Its Myrianthousa Spa sits above the Setrachos stream.

The 2-hour session covers the indoor hydrotherapy pool, the thermal suites and the spa lounge, with refreshments. The thermal suites include a sauna, a herbal steam room, a snow cabin and experience showers. A robe, towel, slippers, a private locker and toiletries are provided, so you only need a swimsuit.

Sessions start at 10:00, 12:30, 15:00 and 17:30. Children under 12 aren't allowed in the spa. Children aged 12 to 15 can use the hydrotherapy pool with a paying adult. The spa menu sets 16 as the minimum age for the thermal suites and treatments.

The spa's own page says it's closed for maintenance on 23 and 24 November 2026, and the snow cabin is closed every Tuesday.

Hamam Omerye, Nicosia

Hamam Omerye is at 8 Tyllirias Square. It was built around 1570–71 and won a Europa Nostra award in 2005 for its restoration. Its own site lists Tuesday to Sunday, 10:00–20:30. It's closed on Mondays, and Thursdays are for women only.

A visit starts in the warm marble room, with an exfoliating glove and soap. The venue suggests 30 to 60 minutes in the bath, then tea and loukoumi afterwards. You can visit for the bath without booking, if there's space, but book ahead for a massage. Hours can change, so check before you go.

How did we choose?

We included hotel spas in Paphos and Nicosia districts that sell spa access or a spa day to people who aren't staying. We added Nicosia's working public hammam. We went by Hotelday's live pages and each hotel's own website or shop, checked in October 2026.

The spas you can book on Hotelday come first. We have no Larnaca spa day pass to book on Hotelday yet.

We also checked other hotel spas in Paphos. Their sites didn't say day visitors can use the spa, so ask them directly.

Which spa day suits you?

• A treatment and a slow afternoon: Elysium pairs a 60-minute treatment with afternoon tea, and the facilities are yours from 07:00 to 15:00.
• Heat, cold and a long pool: Minthis Resort gives you three hours in its thermal suites and 25 m indoor pool, Monday to Thursday.
• A mountain day out: Casale Panayiotis pairs a 2-hour session with a day in the Troodos.
• A short visit in town: Hamam Omerye takes 30 to 60 minutes in the bath, in Nicosia.

What should you bring, and what's the etiquette?

From the venues' own pages:

• Swimsuit. Minthis Resort and Casale Panayiotis require swimwear in the pools and thermal areas. At Hamam Omerye you can bring one, or use the disposable underwear and towels provided.
• Robes and slippers. Elysium, Minthis Resort and Casale Panayiotis include a robe and slippers. Hamam Omerye asks you to bring comfortable clothes and flip-flops, though it can provide flip-flops.
• Arrival. Elysium suggests arriving up to an hour before a treatment, and Casale Panayiotis recommends at least 15 minutes. Both, like Minthis Resort, ask you to fill in a health form first.
• Phones. Minthis Resort and Casale Panayiotis don't allow mobile phones in the spa.
• Food. Minthis Resort doesn't allow food or drinks in the spa and fitness areas, but you can order from its health bar menu. Casale Panayiotis doesn't allow food or alcohol in the hydrotherapy pool and thermal suites.
• Health. Hamam Omerye says pregnant women and people with heart conditions or serious ailments should avoid the bath. Casale Panayiotis asks you to tell staff if you're pregnant.
• Cancelling. On Hotelday, each pass shows its cancellation window before you book. For treatments booked directly, Elysium, Minthis Resort and Casale Panayiotis ask for 24 hours' notice.

Want a hotel pool instead?

Several hotels in Cyprus sell pool day passes, including two in Nicosia. See the hotel day passes in Nicosia, or all the hotel day passes in Cyprus.