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An Introduction to The ElysiumElysium - building a concept
The resort has been constructed in a palatial style to enjoy uninterrupted sea views, providing a place of serenity and grace for its guests. Every detail of the building has been carefully designed and most of the materials and furnishings have been individually designed by local and Greek craftsmen. The building has an immediate impact from the moment it comes into view. Visitors cross a sturdy drawbridge through a medieval arch into the impressive colonnaded reception. The cultural references of its architecture evoke the rich history of Cyprus, combining Byzantine architecture with elements from Greek, Roman, Medieval and Venetian times. A blend of local stone, marble and timber, warm muted colours and decorative features such as mosaics, arches and columns reflect the aims of the designers to provide a place where guests can enjoy a relaxing and stimulating holiday in a peaceful and secluded environment.
In Greek mythology, "Elysium" was a place of delight and eternal bliss. The name conjures the very spirit of the property, whose spacious setting overlooking the Mediterranean sea and extensive landscaped gardens with water features, pools and amphitheatre, extend a feeling of wellbeing and indulgence. The location of one of the most renowned archaeological sites, The Tombs of the Kings nearby, indicates that in ancient times this was considered a headland of some significance, possibly because of the spectacular views of the sun setting into the sea.