Please note, we are a couple in our 60’s which will effect our review…… The balcony and the sunsets were amazing . The bathroom is a little old fashioned but nothing wrong with it . The living area was lovely other than some rather tired cushions in the sofa . You definitely need a car . The walk into peyia is not straightforward and when hot not really an option . It was quiet and peaceful most of the time and we thoroughly enjoyed ourselves. Thank you Richard

Lovely apartment with big balcony and excellent views overlooking Peyia and down to the sea. The place was spotless comfortable and homely. The wifi and TV were basic ( need upgrading ) but worked ok. But overall we thoroughly enjoyed our stay and can highly recommend the apartment.

I would like to start by saying that the apartment is very nice. It is a large 1 bedroom apartment with amazing views from the very large patio. It was spotlessly clean and had all the basics you would need. However that said our arrival was not so pleasant. The previous review said that in the dark it is difficult to find. Well I can confirm that it is. The maps supplied are out of date with places mentioned on them that are not there anymore. We had to wake up the property manager at 1130 pm and eventually she was able to guide us in on the phone. Unfortunately our problems did not end there. The key code supplied to us by the owner did not work. The property manager had then to go to her office and at 1.10am she turned up with a spare set of keys. The next day we were advised that the code had been incorrectly set. We were just very fortunate that she in fact answered her phone to help at such a late hour.

The apartment is difficult to find in the dark, despite the directions given, some of the places listed are no longer there. The apartment itself was smaller than we expected from the photos and if you were four adults staying here bathroom access could prove a little difficult due to being en suite, also the towel rail falls off and the shower/bath mat is badly in need of replacing. There are three blocks to the complex and the pool is in the middle block, so not a simple pop downstairs for a dip. The terrace is large, although if you like your privacy be aware that you would be overlooked from above and one side. On arrival the kitchen surface was dirty with spilled sugar and coffee, the apartment and terrace looked as though they had not been cleaned for some time. The “welcome” pack, we paid £21 for option one, received bread, a small tub of spread, a six pack of individual jams, milk and water. The only coffee, tea and sugar we found were clearly leftovers from a previous occupant, so we were not at all impressed with that. Having said that, the apartment is an adequate base for exploring Cyprus. A car is essential. As always, you get what you pay for and it is very reasonably priced.