Where to stay: Old Town and Seafront for character and proximity
Ideal for travellers who want to walk between meetings, restaurants and cultural spots, while staying close to the city’s historic core and modern marina.
Alasia Boutique Hotel
A refined boutique hotel combining classic elegance with modern business comfort. Popular with executives and visiting professionals, it offers quiet rooms, a strong wellness focus and easy access to both the old town and the seafront.
NYX Hotel Limassol
Design-forward, central and lively, NYX suits business travellers who prefer contemporary style and an urban atmosphere. Its rooftop bar is also a convenient informal meeting spot at the end of the day.
S Paul Hotel
A restored historic building near the old port, offering a sense of place and calm interiors. Best for travellers who appreciate character, walkability and proximity to restaurants and cafés.
Where to stay: Business districts and seafront towers
For visitors prioritising conference facilities, parking, privacy and easy access to main arteries.
Four Seasons Hotel Limassol
A long-standing benchmark for executive stays, hosting high-level delegations, conferences and business events. Discreet service, multiple dining options and extensive meeting facilities make it a reliable choice.
Parklane, a Luxury Collection Resort & Spa
Often chosen for international conferences and institutional events. Spacious rooms, large event halls and strong wellness facilities make it suitable for longer professional stays.
Crowne Plaza Limassol
A consistent business favourite with direct seafront views, conference rooms and easy access to the city centre. Practical, comfortable and well-suited to short executive visits.
Where to get coffee
Limassol’s specialty coffee scene has matured alongside its business culture. These cafés double as informal meeting rooms, laptop-friendly workspaces and reliable stops between appointments.
Stories
A calm, design-led café that blends specialty coffee with a literary sensibility.
Uluwatu Specialty Coffees
A modern, minimalist café with strong single-origin offerings and a clientele of young professionals.
Nomad Bread & Coffee
Excellent coffee paired with high-quality pastries and sourdough. Works well for early meetings or solo work sessions.
Where to eat
Limassol’s dining scene reflects its international business profile, combining refined seafood, modern Mediterranean cooking and global influences.
Columbia Beach Restaurant
A long-established favourite for business lunches and dinners, known for seafood, consistency and discreet service.
Tavola Rustica
A tribute to wine drinking culture in the heart of Limassol.
Epsilon Resto Bar
Suitable for client dinners that require both polish and energy, especially in the evenings.
Dionysus Mansion
A polished, club-like restaurant offering international and Mediterranean dishes. Frequently chosen for executive dinners, discreet celebrations and meetings that require both comfort and a sense of occasion.
Artima Restaurant
A contemporary restaurant with a relaxed but professional atmosphere, suitable for lighter business lunches or smaller meetings that benefit from a quieter setting.
Where to drink
Limassol’s after-work culture is vibrant but selective. These spots work for winding down without losing professionalism.
Bar du Soleil
Refined cocktails with sea views, ideal for sunset meetings or informal discussions.
Baxter Bar
Contemporary cocktail destination blending classic techniques and seasonal flavours.
CINÉMA
Cinema is known for its laid-back atmosphere, quality cocktails and eclectic crowd, attracting professionals, creatives and long-time regulars alike.
Culture you should not miss
Even a short cultural pause can shift your understanding of Limassol.
Limassol Municipal Gallery
Compact exhibitions focusing on Cypriot and contemporary art.
Limassol Old Port
A brief walk through the port area offers insight into the city’s maritime identity.
If you have more time
Molos Promenade
A linear seaside park ideal for early-morning walks or evening decompression. It offers uninterrupted views, cafés and public art installations, all within walking distance of central hotels.
Limassol Marina
A short visit offers a sense of the city’s modern ambitions and its role as an international business destination.
Practical information for business travellers
Currency
Euro (€). Card payments widely accepted.
Weather
Winter: 10–18°C
Spring: 18–28°C
Summer: 30–40°C
Autumn: 20–30°C
Taxis and Transport
Bolt operates reliably across Limassol. Hotel reception bookings are also efficient.
Food Delivery Apps
Foody, Bolt and Wolt are widely used and dependable.