Family hotels and homes in Pefkófyton

From the warm welcome to the unique handcrafted cottages, every detail here is a testament to genuine care and craftsmanship. The natural beauty that surrounds the village offers serene mountain views and an escape from the daily grind. What truly sets this place apart is the sense of community and the genuine warmth of the staff. They treat you like family, ensuring your stay is perfect in every way. It's a haven where time slows down, letting you reconnect with nature, local culture, and yourself. The handmade cuisine, crafted with love from locally sourced or foraged ingredients by the dedicated staff, is a delectable journey through the region's flavors. Leaving this village is tough; it's a place of rejuvenation and inspiration. If you seek a heavenly escape, don't miss this tranquil paradise. We can't wait to return! P.S Do not miss the unique experiences that are being offered!

Spacious, comfortable and warm rooms. Restaurant and Cafeteria.

It was very very clean . We felt very comfortable. It was spacious. It had everything and more than our stay needed. The decor was perfect 👌

The location the big and clean room pet friendly and the extremely friendly and professional personnel!

Very clean and tidy property with huge space and nice toiletries!

Everything!!! The play room for our kids just amazing!!!

Don't miss this one! A comfortable modern room with a verandah overlooking a high mountain reservoir with sparkling blue water with an uninterrupted view as far as the eye can see. They advertise "snacks". To us Australians, a snack consists of a packet of potato chips/crisps, a couple if Kit Kat bars and maybe a sandwich. Therefore we arrived with dry biscuits, salami, cheese and a bottle of wine intending to have a light meal on our verandah. We got as far as the salami and cheese and one wine, and then read their menu which we found in the room. So down off down the restaurant overlooking the reservoir and ordered a bottle of wine, which arrived with, unrequested, a plate of salami, cheese and candied fruits and another plate of fresh fruit sliced and beautifully presented and served by the friendliest of staff. The meal arrived, which was pork souvlaki on toasted pita bread with tzatziki dip, fried potato chips and salad. Some "snack"! When the bill arrived we were charged only for the wine and souvlaki. For breakfast, included in the price, served on arrival -- fruit juice, coffee, a variety of breads, cakes and croissants, butter, jam, honey, a hot tart and a small custard and with optional cereals AND a choice of cooked breakfasts just in case you were still feeling peckish. What to do? Day one: down the road we arrived on, turn off under the Dassault 2000 aircraft, up a local road, over the top with mountain springs still working, past an F104 Starfighter, down into Pyli with two astonishing Roman arched bridges and a Byzantine church commenced in 1284. Day two: a tootle around the vast reservoir but stopping at the dam wall that you drive over and puzzle this one out -- no power lines, no hydroelectric station, no visible pipes leaving the reservoir, no spillway, and a dry river bed without water..