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The address is 95 Amathus Avenue, in Agios Tychonas, east of central Limassol. The beach is part of the hotel's immediate setting, so time beside the water does not depend on a separate excursion. Returning from the city brings you back to sea-facing rooms and outdoor spaces, with the spa offering another place to spend an afternoon away from the shore.

Nearby Amathus adds a historical point of interest to this coastal address. A visit to the archaeological site brings a different perspective to a stay otherwise shaped by contemporary interiors and restaurants. Central Limassol belongs to a wider outing rather than the hotel's immediate neighborhood; this is a beachfront base for visiting the city, not an old-town address.

One of AMARA's clearest advantages is that every room has a panoramic Mediterranean view. Categories therefore differ by floor, layout and outdoor space rather than by whether they face the sea. The Deluxe Sea View Room measures 45 square meters and occupies the third or fourth floor. Its private balcony gives the room an outdoor sitting area without requiring a suite.

Powder blue, green and off-white soften the modern lines, while driftwood-inspired bedside tables connect the furnishings to the coast. A chaise longue provides somewhere to sit indoors. The marble bathroom has double washbasins, a bathtub and a separate shower. King or twin beds give this category flexibility for guests traveling together.

The Deluxe Grand Sea View Room also measures 45 square meters, but sits on the fifth floor or above. The distinction is elevation rather than extra floor space. For guests who value a higher outlook, it is a targeted change of category while retaining the room's balcony and familiar bathroom arrangement.

A Deluxe Sea View Suite offers 80 square meters, with a bedroom separate from the living and dining space, plus a guest bathroom with shower. Sun loungers make the balcony somewhere to settle for longer. The 90-square-meter Grand Deluxe Sea View Suite is another one-bedroom option, with oak parquet and pale wood. For families needing separate sleeping rooms, the Grand Deluxe Sea View Two Bedroom Suite provides 135 square meters. The extra bedroom changes how a family can share the accommodation.

Private-pool accommodation has a different emphasis. Seafront Cabanas include room, one-bedroom suite and two-bedroom suite options, each listed with its own pool. The Penthouse Duplex Suite, Sea View, Private Pool is adults-only and arranged across two levels, with floor-to-ceiling windows and a lounge. That age restriction matters when comparing it with the family-oriented suites and cabanas.

Matsuhisa Limassol brings Nobu Matsuhisa's Japanese-Peruvian cooking to the hotel. Sushi and sashimi sit alongside signature dishes such as miso black cod and rock shrimp tempura, with sake and cocktails accompanying the menu. It gives an evening here a distinct culinary direction rather than relying on a broad international hotel menu.

Ristorante Locatelli turns toward Italy, with homemade pasta and desserts at the center of its appeal. Outdoor dining keeps the coastal setting in view. The restaurant provides a different pace and flavor from Matsuhisa, useful when several dinners form part of the same stay.

Beefbar's Monte-Carlo origins inform a menu that moves between street-food dishes and meat-focused main courses. Cuts from Australia, Japan and the United States give the cooking its range. NEREA stays closer to the shoreline, serving fish and seafood with Greek influences and local ingredients. These are separate restaurant identities, not variations on one dining-room menu.

For less formal stops, the Lobby Bar serves coffee and pastries, while the Pool Bar keeps refreshments close to the outdoor pool. The Main Bar sits beside Ristorante Locatelli, giving pre-dinner drinks their own setting. Not every meal or pause needs to become a signature restaurant occasion.

The outdoor infinity-edge pool keeps the Mediterranean in sight, and the beach offers another way to spend time by the water. Within the wellness facilities, an indoor swimming pool provides a separate setting for a swim. The spa's outdoor seawater infinity pool is adults-only and reserved for spa guests, a distinction worth noting when planning a family stay.

AMARA Spa covers 3,000 square meters and includes nine treatment rooms, a thermal experience area and sauna. Its size gives wellness a substantial place within the hotel rather than treating it as a small addition to the beach facilities. A treatment and time in the thermal area can form an afternoon in their own right.

Cyprus-inspired treatments draw on olive oil, crushed carob seeds and warmed citrus fruit. Massage and facial options sit alongside treatments for couples. Hairdressing and nail services extend the spa's role beyond massage, allowing guests to prepare for a dinner or celebration within the hotel.

The fitness center uses Technogym equipment, while a tennis court adds an outdoor alternative to a gym session. The Sports Center is for guests aged 18 and over. Those traveling with children should distinguish these adult facilities from the hotel's family provision.

The supervised Kids Club caters to children aged four to twelve, with activities including arts and crafts, dance and cinema. Families can also request baby equipment in advance, including high chairs, bottle warmers and baby baths. These practical details complement the larger accommodation layouts without turning every part of the resort into a children's space.

For meetings and celebrations, AMARA has two conference rooms and a pillar-free ballroom that can divide into three smaller spaces. A private entrance, pre-function area and event lawn allow gatherings to use several settings. Business guests can therefore hold an event within the same beachfront hotel where they stay, rather than relying only on facilities elsewhere in Limassol.