The villa is located in a rural location and as such you should expect to be surrounded by rural life, this will include, as stated by other visitors, cockerels, chickens, dogs and workers amongst other fairly audible sounds; some of which will go on through most of the night. However we mostly found this endearing as it reminded us that local Cypriote life was going on around us. The owner is very friendly and carries out the maintenance himself; which is pretty much full time however he is very kind and keeps your privacy in mind all the time. The villa is located near some local hostelries, which are very walkable however unless you have no intention of leaving the villa at all, you really do need a car as an essential. For us, we found the villa located a little way out of Polis, however nothing a 5 minute drive couldn't solve and there are plenty of facilities in Polis. Highly recommended are any of the plethora of boat trips run by Blue Lagoon; these guys were really friendly and we had an amazing afternoon and for the price (from £16 to £35 depending on what trip you take) was incredible value.

In order to leave and lock the villa, you have to remove the metal door fob from a circuit braker which means all electricity to the villa is cut off apart from the fridge however we understand from the owner that this is due to the price of electricity but it does mean coming 'home' to a stifling villa. Also, and this is a not for the agents really; whilst the villas are the same layout (there are 5) the villa in the pictures was not villa Tria that we stayed at which is the reason we marked the villa down '. The furniture, beds and jacuzzi bath did not exist as in the pictures and the villa was not quite as 'fresh' as we had hoped however this did not affect our stay overly, it was just a bit disappointing on arrival.

it is clean, and has everything you need. a home away from home.

nothing