Clean cozy room with a nice shower. Nice touches like a liter of drinking water and some cookies in the room. Balcony dividers provide some privacy. Beautiful views from room and restaurant. Food was good, and the breakfast was enormous. It wasn't busy so the other guests and I were served individually rather than a buffet, and it was more than enough food for me to make take some for my lunch, too.

Really, I think my only complaint was that the bread served at breakfast wasn't great, and only margarine was provided, not real butter. Considering the overall outstanding breakfast though, these are little things.

It is a small, cozy hotel in Pedoula. We traveled to the hotel by car, and thankfully, there was some good parking space near the hotel (very rare in small mountain towns like this one). The rooms were small and cute. The town itself is very pretty and is definitely worth a visit. I would say that we enjoyed our stay at this hotel even more than we did in Casale Panayiotis in Kalopanayiotis.

The hotel's body care (shampoo, etc.) is mediocre. Also, even though the walls are thick, you still hear something (like an enormous fridge) above the hotel room. I wish the hotel could take care of this at some point.

What a location! Beautiful views of Pedoulas and the surrounding mountains. Quiet (hardly any cars, by European standards) and wonderful mountain air (though hot in August, it was pleasantly dry). The owner, Efrosini (Frosso), was friendly and eager to help, as were her son Yiannis, and her grandchildren at the nearby Two Flowers cafe). The waiters (and one waitress!) and other staff were all welcoming and very helpful. Our room was basic but comfortable (good mattress, mini fridge with bottled water, good water pressure and lots of storage: a wardrobe and two chests of drawers), and watching the sun come up on the small balcony was fantastic. It was too hot to sit out there during the day (August!), but we did so in the early morning and the evening. Our room was tidied every day, with toiletries and towels and bed linen replenished as needed. The large dining room is surrounded by windows, with superb views, and we enjoyed meals and drinks there at all times of the day. For breakfast we were offered a huge selection: good coffee and teas, plus bottled juices and milk (including plant-based); eggs prepared three ways, bacon, cured meats, a variety of cheeses, sliced tomatoes and cucumbers, olives (naturally); white and brown bread/toast; homemade preserves, plus local honey and carob syrup; cereal, almonds and raisins; fresh fruit (delicious watermelon, melon, grapes, sometimes figs); various cakes; and an addictive nut and seed brittle. To say we started the day with a good meal would be an understatement! Lunch and dinner were also very nice, with all the Cypriot mainstays: mezze, the usual meat and fish options, pasticchie and mousaka, salads. Delectable lamb, pork and chicken souvla are served on Sundays. You can drink wine and other alcohol. Dessert (including fresh fruit) was on the house. To sum up, we thoroughly enjoyed our stay at the Two Flowers Hotel and will return! Thank you, Frosso, Yiannis and all the staff!

As the hotel isn't new, the soundproofing wasn't great (we could occasionally hear our neighbours). Maybe because the ceilings are high, the air conditioning wasn't really as strong as we'd have liked in the August heat (but bearable). The first few times we used the shower, water would get on the floor, until we learned to be very careful with the shower curtain. We had no trouble climbing the stairs to the dining room/reception, but potential guests should be aware that there is no lift.

In the middle of town, very warm and cozy feeling, mostly because of Christmas time and the decorations and the fire was very warm and comfortable. The owner was exceptional, answered all my questions and went above and beyond to provide me with answers. Breakfast was wonderful, we had everything we needed, and it was very good

The rooms are small and old, but been taking care of and kept it clean and organized. The view from the balcony was amazing. Again, we didn’t need anything more than that.

We stayed in October at this hotel for one night! On this day we had a wedding anniversary and I warned the hotel manager about this in advance and we agreed on a small surprise for a small fee. When we arrived, a surprise was waiting for us in our room: a note of congratulations, a bottle of wine, and a plate of cheeses and deli meats. It was very nice and tasty! Guys, you are very cool! The hotel has an incredibly friendly atmosphere! There is a feeling that you have come to visit your relatives or friends. A buffet breakfast was included in the stay and was very tasty. We were able to walk around the beautiful village and then enjoy the sunset from the balcony. We will definitely come back here. Thank you for a wonderful vacation!

Friendly welcome and the owner immediately organised someone to carry our cases down to our room (N.B. All rooms are down stairs, below the restaurant). Room was a little cramped, but had two great big beds and a lovely balcony with fantastic views of the village and the big white church in town. It was a great location and an easy walk to the village and the beautifully decorated UNESCO Church of St. Michael Angelous. N.B. light switches are just inside the porch on the right. We ate in the hotel and had delicious and huge portions of home made moussaka and stifado (beef stew), with salad and chips. This came with help yourself access to a good selection of fruit for dessert. Breakfast was also delicious - eggs any style and bacon, cereals, bread, jams, fruit, etc. Lovely owners always around the property to look after their guests.

Bed was rather soggy

Very warm welcome on arrival. Check in easy, room was in a separate building to the main desk at the restaurant. Bed was a double-double bed which was amazing. Slippers provided was appreciated as cold stone floor. Shower was great. A communal balcony with good views. Breakfast had lots of options. The view from breakfast overlooking the village and church was a highlight of our stay. We would also recommend having dinner here too.

The location. The simplicity of the room. They had also switched on the heating to make sure the room was warm before we arrived. We visited in the last week of December. They also have a restaurant near, which is a blessing in such places in the mountains. We tried the Koupepi (stuffed vine leaves with pork and rice filling), and it was amazing!

The mountain view is only when you get out of the room. So basically it's a door, not a window. You cannot enjoy the view while sitting inside the room. There is seating available right outside the room, but in winter one generally wishes to stay inside. Not a major disappointment though.

Amazing view from the balcony. Good heating in the room. All staff were friendly.

Small room and not soundproof. visitors do whatever they want at night time, make noise,music and screams can be heard everywhere, apparently the hotel has no rules about this. At 22:00, there was no hot water for showering.

Lovely view from the window/balcony. The room well-equipped (coffee/tea set, an AC and a radiator (working only to 8p.m, but nice and warm upon arrival). Please mind, our stay in February, a snowfall at night, temperature below zero), so that really mattered. Superb breakfast served to the table, great variety of cold plates, with the choice of eggs. Had dinner at the restaurant, too. Complimentary starter and dessert were a great bonus. The meal delicious, good value for the money. Very helpful and kind staff.