The City of Dreams Mediterranean resort opened in July 2023. It has been very successful. The resort is now a top place for holidays and business trips in Europe. It has welcomed over 3.5 million visitors. This shows many people like what it offers. The resort has also won many awards. These awards show its good work in hotels, fun, and health.
The large number of visitors shows the resort helps Cyprus tourism a lot. It offers more than just games. The resort provides a full experience for international guests. General Manager Grant Johnson said it offers "an integrated experience." He explained it "elevates hospitality and entertainment standards." Travellers like this idea. They enjoy the resort's modern and exciting atmosphere.
Many awards prove the resort's good ideas. It won awards at the World Travel Awards. These include Europe’s Leading Casino Resort and Europe’s Leading Fully Integrated Resort. It also won Cyprus’ Leading Conference Hotel. These awards are important. They show the resort is good for fun and for business meetings. It has hosted over 300 events. This shows it can impress business guests.
The resort's spa and restaurants have also won awards. Renu Spa was named Best Hotel Spa. Amber Dragon restaurant received a Golden Chef’s Hat. Prime Steakhouse and Anaïs were also praised. The Muse Hotel Awards 2025 gave the resort a Platinum Winner award. These awards show great service in all areas.
The resort also expanded into sports. It now has the Marcos Baghdatis Tennis Academy. It also works with the Limassol Greens golf course. These additions attract more people. They offer fun and sports activities. Johnson said these awards show the resort's "growing presence." He added it brings "entertainment, luxury, gastronomy, and sports" together.
The City of Dreams Mediterranean has had a big impact. It makes Limassol a more popular tourist spot. It also shows Cyprus can host top resorts. This attracts holidaymakers and business travellers. The resort's success suggests a bright future. It will likely grow and help Cyprus's economy and culture.