Curium Palace Hotel

Curium Palace Hotel put guests a few minutes on foot from Limassol’s beaches.

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Curium Palace Hotel was a long-running hotel at Byron Street 11 in Limassol, close to the main shopping area. The hotel also stood opposite the Municipal Gardens and the archaeological museum, so the address worked for a stay based around central Limassol rather than a resort setting outside the city.

Rooms had a warm, traditional style with Wi-Fi, a TV, a minifridge, and tea and coffee facilities. Upgraded rooms added sitting areas, suites had separate living rooms, and some rooms had balconies.

The stay was built around hotel services rather than self-catering. Breakfast was served in the building, and the hotel also had an outdoor pool, a restaurant with a terrace, and a lounge with a fireplace and wood bar.

The major limit is decisive: Curium Palace Hotel was demolished in June 2023. Later reports describe the Byron Street site as the former Curium Palace Hotel site, with a new office and commercial development planned there, so this is not a current hotel stay to book at that address.

Curium Palace Hotel in 360°