Service and staff were both features that really stood out at this hotel. The attention to detail, explanations, support, friendliness and the shared areas of the hotel were all excellently appointed and well managed.

The quality the food was very disappointing. We had one lunch there and did not bother to try dinner. It was a pity because the site for the restaurant and terrace is stunning… The filo with cheese with hideous balsamic fig reduction was poor and the soufflé did not warrant the name, being more like the slab of rubbery egg you might be served in an aeroplane on a long haul flight. Dips were also disappointing.

Lovely set up of a hotel in this beautiful and picturesque village of Cyprus. Incredible views, great atmosphere surrounded by nature. Great walks along restaurants, cafes, wine bars and historic places. The breakfast had a good variety and the honey they provide is the best! We will definitely recommend it and visit again.

We had a great experience at the spa but we didn't like the fact that you need to use the spa facilities you need to pay extra. If you book a treatment the use of the spa should be complimentary.

The room was luxuriously comfortable and well-equipped. The bathroom was perfect, with a great shower and olive-based products, which smelled heavenly. We had a junior suite with a balcony that overlooked a garden courtyard and over the rooftops up to the mountains. It was quiet, and we slept well in a very comfortable bed.

For the price that we paid (€230 per night) we would have expected complimentary use of the spa, even if limited to an hour, rather than an additional charge of €30 per person. It is, after all, marketed as a Spa Hotel.

Ethos - something really special. Staff - all were fabulous. Setting - beautiful. Rooms - well proportioned and stocked. Food - authentic and excellent. Service standards outstanding. Spa - world class.

Privacy in rooms - many rooms have windows directly onto walkways. As solo female traveller, this was not comfortable. No proper curtains...even with shutters, proper darkness could not be achieved. Lift to upper village - this needs to operate 7am to midnight every day. Better selection of gin required! Bar staff need to be taught how to make a Pimms - mine arrived with no mixer! Breakfast - mediocre - no varietal changes day by day. Lastly - there needs to be a) a pool - at this level / quality of hotel, an outdoor pool is a given. I just assumed there would be one b) an area (around the pool) with sunbeds. More effort with 'green' policies - eg not using plastic straws with drinks

It was not my first stay at Casale Panayiotis, and I will definitely come again. I love so many things about this place; the serene little village, the nature trails, the old stone houses, the exquisite design of the rooms, the cleanliness, spaciousness, comfort! The Bysantino restaurant at the hotel serves great food, and breakfast is good too. Every time I make sure to visit the spa which has very talented massage therapists. So many little details make you fall in love with the place. On top of everything, the hotel is pet friendly and neuters local cats.

I say it as a true fan and hope you can fix these tiny shortcomings easily. The bathroom in our room didn’t lock, same problem at the spa. They forgot to put signature blue cushions on the armchairs on our balcony. The balcony plants need to be watered. And last but not least, I hope you continue spaying cats, as there were quite a few without ear tips. Otherwise, great job!

Nice concept of reviving the old village. Facilities are nice and many things to keep you busy for a weekend. Spa is small, but the booking process ensures that it’s not get crowded or uncomfortable. Food is great in both restaurants. Be prepared for many stairs to walk around. Staff is very accommodating and prompt with any requests.

The mattress in our room was so soft that we could not sleep at all. But this was not the case for other rooms we had, so maybe we just got unlucky. Also the positioning of the AC was directly flowing to your head, so we have to turn 180 degrees.

Really great breakfast at the hotel with a lot of choices The spa was fantastic and really great value at 30 euros for use of the facilities Our junior suite in the Helianthos building was large and very comfortable with great views from the balcony We really enjoyed eating at the Byzantino restaurant

When we first arrived we were put in a room in the Loutraki building which although had great views from the living room window was definitely not on par with the junior suite room- let alone the superior suite- which staff said this room was.

My experience was undeniably exceptional, receiving top-notch ratings across the board for the room, location, staff, reception, services, breakfast, spa, and restaurants. The captivating natural surroundings and the genuine village atmosphere only added to its allure. I must commend Mr. Angelos, the restaurant manager, for his professionalism and hospitality. Additionally, the hotel efficiently arranged affordable and very good transportation via taxi, ensuring a seamless journey from Limassol to the hotel and later from the hotel to Larnaca.

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Located in one of the most picturesque villages in Cyprus with incredible views down and up the valley. You have all the emanaties on your doorstep. The rooms are created for comfort and the private gardens can be enjoyed at any time of the day. The restaurants at the facility are incredible and there is loads of small cafes, a wine bar and tavernas just up from the hotel. Staff is friendly and attentive and will go out of their way to make your stay perfect. Been my 4th stay here and will be back soon.

The rooms are beautiful. They are not in one building, but all over the village. Old houses that have been refurbished in a very nice style.

Because the rooms/ houses are all over the village, and the village is built on a cliff, it's hard to get to the restaurant for breakfast or reception etc. You need a car, and the problem is parking. Or you need to wait for the golf cart to pick you up. I suggest if booking, to ask for rooms close to the reception, especially if you are over 70 years old.