Stou Kir Yianni

Very Good
Traveller Type: Traveling as Couple

Fair
Traveller Type: Traveling as Couple
  : The location was excellent! The property is at the centre of the village. We stayed in the lime room which has a little kitchenette with these facilities: a kettle, microwave, two stove eyes, cutlery, glasses, cups, plates and cooking utensils and pots. Tea bags, coffee sachets, sugar and milk and water are provided. There is a flat TV and air-condition.
  : Upon arrival we were welcome and taken to our room to be shown around. Unfortunately the first impressions were not good as the lights could not be turned on. The main switch was turned off by builders next door and was never turned back on. This was however quickly realised and fixed. In the next morning we woke up by builders next door making noise, playing music really loud and singing. My husband had to make them aware that they were noisy and that woke us up. They replied by saying that they did not know that anyone was in the room. On the same morning taking a shower proved to be a disaster. The shower head was broken and the drainage was blocked so the water was overflowing. During breakfast we brought it to the hosts attention and they immediately put a new shower head and unblocked the shower drain. In the wardrobe there was one extra pillow rather than two. It would have been more considerate to have two pillows. We stayed over a long weekend and we were told upon arrival that our room will be cleaned every day. There was an attempt to clean the room on the first day of our stay but we were in the room so it was not possible. However no one came to clean our room on the second day of our stay. Over a weekend the courtyard/veranda just outside our room was used as an extra restaurant room and was used by people having lunch. This felt intrusive. We had to walk through people eating lunch to get to our room. The courtyard/veranda floor was not cleaned until late Monday morning (last day of our stay). On our way for breakfast they were cigarette buts and dirt on the floor from Sunday lunch - the day before.

Very Poor
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  : Location good breakfast good
  : The house linen was unbelievable old and the beds were destroyed need urgent replacement. The house was smelling a strange smell like chemical

Very Good
Traveller Type: Traveling as Couple
  : Lovely large space, very clean. Nice breakfast, good evening mezze at the restaurant, good location and very nice hosts and staff
  : Hard mattress

Wonderful
Traveller Type: Family with Young Children
  : Really nice house with two bathrooms and a terrace with an amazing view and a nice location in Omodos. The people were very friendly, and everything was super clean.
  : One of the single beds was a little bit worn out, I was a little bit afraid of moving because it was certain that it could easily break. Didn't happen though ;) Also we were a little bit disappointed that the wine cellar and wine tasting was not possible in the evening. This city becomes a ghost town after 7pm. All restaurants and bars close and its really clear that this town is for day tourists.

Pleasant
Traveller Type: Traveling as Couple

Very Good
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Very Good
Traveller Type: Traveling as Couple
  : Very charming, specious, and equipped with everything one needs. Located in a quiet neighbourhood in the middle of Omodos village. A relaxing courtyard with a fire furnace. Wood and firefighters are also provided.
  : The bed could be 10-20cm wider.

Wonderful
Traveller Type: Family with Young Children
  : beautiful house, traditional, quaint friendly and helpful staff, quick responses to messages someone greeted us and took us to the house couple of minutes walk to village square

Good
Traveller Type: Family with Young Children
  : Beautifully restored and decorated house, decent breakfast with friendly service, located in Omodos which is a very charming town, easy to explore the town on foot and walk back to the house.
  : At check-in I was told to bring all luggage to the reception building and park the car outside town, the host said the room was 2 minutes walk. But it was 5-10 minutes walk uphill and downhill which was very difficult with 4 suitcases and two baby strollers, and to my surprise the house itself was easily accessible by car. Why not advise me to drive to the house, offload the luggage and family there, and then go and park the car outside town. The house was very cold, there was a fireplace but not enough fire starters and small wood to keep the place heated for longer than an hour or so. No information was given on where to go for dinner at night, to our surprise all the restaurants in town were closed after 6pm and being hungry we had to drive to several other towns to finally find a place that was open.