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The traditional features od this masterfully restored, stone-built mansion blend harmoniously with the green architectural design of environmental Architect Mrs. Antonia Theodosiou. The resort, facing the 19th century church, is situated in Kalavasos village square.
The beautiful 19th century mansion consists of 11 uniquely styled suites named after poets, thinkers and writers from all over the world. The suites open to the courtyard with beautiful and picturesque views of the village and surrounding mountains.

Themis House is a wonderful and welcoming stone building, fully restored with care in the preservation of its traditional structure. Focal point is the large, paved courtyard with its impressive vine tree. Guests can enjoy their breakfast and coffee under the shade of the vine tree in tranquillity and gaze at the village that lies below in all its grandeur.

Apokryfo comes from the greek ‘hidden away.....kept secret

a fitting name for this secluded property.

Apokryfo is a unique hideaway located at the edge of the picturesque village of Lofou, in the foothills of Mount Olympus, Cyprus. This boutique hotel is made up of a cluster of old stone houses that have been painstakingly renovated by the owners: local architect Vakis Hadjikyriacou and his interior designer wife, Diana.

The House “Androniki” is a Cyprus village traditional house structure located at the very historical centre of the Episkopi of Pafos village, at the foot of one’s of Cyprus most well known cliffs to exemplify in full fairness the traditional Cyprus village architecture. A perfect place to enjoy your holidays in the Cyprus countryside, for summer and winter vacations, it strongly appeals to those seeking a vacation setting to share with family or group of friends. The Traditional House “Adroniki” in Episkopi offers home comfort with the natural beauty of traditional Pafos village.

In Greek, Monadiko (“μοναδικό”) means unique, something unlike anything else, one of a kind.
This rural place is a spacious house (122 m2) of traditional mountainous architecture, which was constructed in the late 18th century to accommodate the cooperative commercial bank of the village. Later on it was transformed into a coffee shop and right before its last renovation, it was used as a storing facility for packaging carobs. The building was especially restored in order to accommodate a family or a group of friends.
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