M Boutique Hotel

Kato Pafos, Pafos, Cyprus

Completed: 2024

The M-boutique Hotel is a hotel complex of modern architecture, offering 77 welcoming rooms, along with services for a comfortable stay. The design follows contemporary architectural trends, incorporating a color palette inspired by nature. Before the renovation, the complex featured typical characteristics of a classical 1980s hotel, with white plaster, flat facades, and simple lines. The building now generates architectural interest as it is a project that involves the reutilisation and redesign of an existing building complex. The primary need was to carry out a full redesign so that the complex could be utilised again. The hotel consists of the existing buildings located on the northeast and northwest sides, which have been fully redesigned and renovated, along with a new independent building on the southeast side of the plot. In the existing buildings, which house the rooms, significant architectural elements were preserved, such as the circular staircases with fluted walls. The old white plaster was removed, exposing the raw concrete, which blends perfectly with the surfaces of the earth-toned cement plaster that dominate the entire project.

The new building contains, on the ground floor, the hotel’s reception area, as well as a restaurant that opens out to the external space, offering a comfortable and pleasant environment for guests. On the first floor, there is a bar with ample views, creating a unique meeting point. Additionally, on this floor are the hotel’s additional amenities, including a gym and a spa, equipped with massage rooms and a sauna, catering to guests’ needs for relaxation and wellness. The hotel rooms are designed with an emphasis on functionality and luxury. Some of them feature private pools and comfortable loungers on ground-floor terraces, shaded by wooden pergolas. The balconies were added as external rectangular volumes, with their interiors finished in wood. The projecting volumes give depth to the facades. The rooms offer a sense of seclusion and relaxation. Meanwhile, the central pool area offers guests the opportunity to interact with other visitors in a warm and tasteful environment. The use of earth-toned cement plaster on the exterior walls, combined with wooden elements on the balconies and pergolas, gives the building a natural, earthy aesthetic. The colours and materials have been carefully chosen to harmonise with the surroundings and create a sense of tranquility and luxury. Particular attention was paid to the lighting and the design of the surrounding space. The lighting highlights the textures and volumes of the building, while the landscaping with plantings complements the whole, creating an environment that invites guests to relax and enjoy their stay. The final appearance of the hotel highlights the building’s identity as a contemporary landmark in the city.

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