With 3 words: DIRTY – DISGUSTING – AWFUL SERVICE (NO SERVICE AT ALL) We decided to book in Amarakos Inn, Arkoudalia, Paphos, Cyprus for alternative summer holidays. It is placed on the top of the mountain and from all we could see by its webpage (if you can call it webpage) and by CTO books it looked traditional, exactly what... More

Having read some of the reviews here I was rather worried about our booked two night stay. Amarakos is not 5 star luxury, but it never puports to be that. It is, however, genuine Cypriot hospitality in a rustic farmhouse. It is situated in a tiny village and is extremely quiet and peaceful. The rooms mainly surround a courtyard where... More

This was the worst stay of my life!! We booked a room for 2 days, but ended up staying 1, as we left in the morning after the first nigh, as soon as we woke up! The room, was cold, not at all traditional, there were spiders on the ceiling above the bed, and also spiders in the bathroom. The... More

Amarakos Inn has the potential to become an excellent agrotourism location in Paphos. Great place, quiet and serves really good food. However you will never see a price list and owners seem to be trying to persuade you to all kinds of offers but trust me there is a price to everything. You will only find out when you check... More

relaxing, being in nature with friendly people around.. tiny village with only 20 residence.. you can walk, relax, take your bycilce and go around the mountain.. fresh fruit, juice, and tasty breakefast..

We had booked for 4 nights, after being obliged to place a 50% deposit. Although I had phoned for the booking, I later learned that the booking actually went through the owners daughter in Nicosia and it was not with the owner directly! We checked out after 2 nights and again with a lot of confusion managed to pay by... More

Stayed here as part of the Aphrodite Trail walk. This is a 'no star' farmhouse experience with a cold and not very clean swimming pool, which was covered in dead flies. There are many skanky cats which invade your outside table given the opportunity. (I like cats, I have 3 of my own, but this was a bit invasive) I... More

The place is wonderful, very beautiful, well restored. Food is fine, if you can get passed the fact that the owner exaggerated she can prepare certain meals like no one else can. Breakfast is indeed dull, as someone else said in their review. Fresh orange juice you can get anywhere, I do not consider it so special. I do not... More

We cycled up from beyond Polis, up hill most of the day, and found this charming inn buried in lovely countryside. Ideal location for walkers and cyclists, but not a place to stay for too long. Breakfast was very dull, with 'supermarket' bread and processed cheese, nescafe, and overdone boiled eggs. Evening meals were good standard fare - kebabs and... More