Elpidas Stone Houses are located in Goudi village in Pafos Region. It is a stone build traditional house which consists of 2 independent One bedroom apartments/houses andspacious Two bedroom house sharing the courtyard and the swimming pool offering the most stunning views of the countryside. The apartments are fully equipped with air-conditioning, kitchen, living room, balconies, Flat screen TV, Free wi-fi and fire place for winter period.
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.
Vouni Lodge is situated in the picturesque village of Vouni, in the Limassol District. Its location is on the foothills of the Troodos Mountains and only 30 minutes drive from the seaside town of Limassol. Vouni is one of the oldest wine growing villages in Cyprus, renowned for its quality vineyards. Here you will have the opportunity to savour some of the local wines in the local taverns and visit the wineries of the area.
Vasilion has been skilfully restored to its former glory, with the addition of many luxuries. The result combines the essence of modern living with an atmosphere of tradition all this is set in grounds with home grown vegetables, fruit and herbs. The very special feature of this property is the antiques and the antiquities. Hellenistic remains have been carefully excavated becoming now part of this garden for visitors’ enjoyment. Vasilion Agrotourism is unique and has more to offer you, relaxation, the traditional Cypriot Hospitality and way of life.
Arsorama is the home we inherited from our ancestors and which the government has declared preserved. Due to the many beautiful memories we have had in the years gone, by with our great grand parents, we wanted to honor their memory by bringing back life to our ancestral home. This has long been a dream come true for us and with love and attention to detail, we christened the renovated house Arsorama (Arsos + Orama – Arsos + Dream). Our intention was to provide our visitors with quality, beauty comfort, luxury, friendliness but at the same time close links with tradition.
The property is located in the center of Drousia village on the boundaries of the Akamas peninsula. Originally built in 1912 the restoration task took many years of meticulous work to bring the property back to its own former glory using either the original materials or similar still found in the area. Throughout its history, the property has offered hospitality to a great number of visiting VIP'S of the time. The house was also the center of the social life of the village.The seven spacious apartments have all their own bathroom/toilet facilities and kitchenette.
Stelios House (to spiti tou Steliou) is a beautiful stone house in Panagia near the Makarios III museum, dating back to 1850 that will provide an ideal escape for your holiday. The house shares a shady courtyard with the home of the owners of Stelios house.
This renovated house stands in the middle of an orchard, with the vivid colour of the ripe oranges. This is a place where you can feel at home and may freely help yourself to the succulent oranges on the trees. Surrounded by the lush greenery, Spanos' house is where you will enjoy all the benefits of rural life, while you watch Mr Spanos gathering his crop.
Olgas Cottage is a detached 3-bedroom stone house, restored in its original traditional character. Built more than 200 years ago, the house is located in a beautiful country setting surrounded by nature and birdsong. The private courtyard includes a large patio shaded by a large olive tree, plus a lawn and flower garden. At one end of the house there is a traditional village oven and a grape press. Over the low walls of the courtyard there is a fantastic view of the Chryssochou valley.
The listed stone house was built in the 19th century by the owners family. The house was completely restored in 2006. The occupants of the house at the turn of the century were farmers who cultivated wheat and barley using oxen, and harvested carob and olive trees in the valley below. The women of the house spun and loomed silk, sured pig, kept fowl, harvested the crops and worked lace for the merchants of Lefkara. They brought their wine by donkey from the nearby mountain village of Vavla.