Rothkia’s Home’ is a traditional guesthouse located in the centre of Parekklisia village of the Limassol district in Cyprus. The name of the guesthouse was given in memory of our late grandmother Rodou or ‘Rothkia’ as her friends and local people used to call her.
In 1992, Costas took the decision to work with agro tourism at the same time with his agricultural occupations. That decision was finally proven to be the right one. He renovated an inherited traditional family house in the village of Lofou and he transformed it into a beautiful traditional tavern and named it after the name of the village "Lofou Tavern". The hotel unit provides studios, cafeteria and the traditional tavern. The renovated rooms include cooker, living room, dining room, air-conditioning system and internal courtyard.
In one of the most beautiful wine-villages of the mountainous Limassol, and specifically in one of the stone-paved allies of the village Vouni you will find Oinou Strata. This is a unique retreat, where visitors get the chance to enjoy serenity and absolute peace, combined with the traditional graciousness that is reflected in every single detail of the place. Its name is connected to the “paths of wine” which cross the village. As it is generally known, Vouni was the third largest village of vineyards and wineries in Limassol District.
The original structure was built in 1947 by the present owners’ grandfather as accommodation for guests visiting the Kyperounta Sanatorium (now the hospital). The hotel passed to Takis and his wife Sotiroulla — famous for her home cooked specialities — and then to the current generation of owners, who have transformed the old 5-room guest house into the present-day superb hotel.
Guests are sure to find that the old family traditions of hospitality, high standards of guest care and cleanliness, and of course fine food and courteous service still remain.
Built in the beginning of last century (1918), this stunning house due to its location looks like an old Cyprus castle. Located at the highest point of the village, the house enjoys the beautiful view offered by the nature of the surrounding area. The warm welcome of the house begins from the beautiful “Yliakos” with the classic stone-built arch. This room is filled with the history and it is bound to the life of the Iosif Strouthos' family. Due to the ideal climate of the area, Lefkara is a unique destination for locals and visitors.
Kontoyiannis House is Traditional stone built family house in Kalavasos village Larnaka. Centered round a secluded courtyard it can be let us as four large apartments or villa, great for relaxing and experiencing typical Cypriot living. Come with the family or on your own.
Housed in a 1890s meticulously restored mansion, the family-run Charalambos Holiday Cottage is located in Kalavasos, 4 km from Zigi and Governor’s Beach. It offers self-catering accommodation and includes an on-site swimming pool, free sun loungers and pool towels. A shaded area where guests may enjoy meals and drinks is also available.
The Mill Hotel, Kakopetria is in the Troodos mountains of Cyprus and is the perfect retreat for holidays and relaxation. The Mill Hotel and the village of Kakopetria, are located 5km from the summit of the Troodos mountains; and has been reviewed as one of the best hotels in the Troodos area. We have created an environment that gives you a sense of individuality and warmth, with true greek hospitality.
The inn stands on a bend on the west bank of the River Diarizos with views up the valley to the Troodos Mountains and down the valley to the sea. Hemmed in by lemon and olive groves, it is a profusion of plants of every hue, from bougainvillea to fig trees and cool, grape covered dining terraces. The rustic surroundings offer the ideal place for your holidays away from the hustle and bustle of ordinary life, you can relax under the grapevine-covered terrace or by the swimming pool enjoying the sun.
Aristotle and Elpiniki Papouté have built the first organized hotel unit in the community of Pedoulas in 1917. The Hotel "Aristotle" was the first organized hotel unit of that time, consisting of sixteen rooms and a café and operated until the 1940s or so when it was abandoned and used for other purposes. In the 2000s nothing reminiscent of the old glamour of the building which was declared ramshackle and therefore had been prescribed for demolition.