Hatzikyprianou Museum Studio

Pros: What a gem we found!!! We only stayed one night as we had limited time in Cyprus, but we would love to return for a longer stay. Beautiful location, very clean and comfortable accommodation, and a wonderful host! Definitely worth a visit! Thank you Costas xx

Pros: Wonderfully peaceful and tranquil location with beautiful views. Warm welcome from the owner with a tour of the museum (a step back in time!) The studio is well equipped and clean with everything needed for a comfortable stay.

Cons: Nothing, everything was great.

True Cypriot hospitality

Pros: Everything. The area is so beautiful and peaceful. Costas, the owner is an absolute diamond. He has to be one of the most amazing person I’ve met on my travels

Cons: That I couldn’t stay longer

Pros: Costas is a wonderful host who is truly passionate about the restoration projects in the village. His museum offers a glimpse of a by-gone era of self sustainable life in the Cypriot hills. The meal he cooked was wonderful and so big there was enough for another night. There is an air fryer in the studio. The village is so quiet, not a barking dog around, just the sound of the partridges, the frogs and the crickets, truly relaxing.

Cons: Honestly, nothing.

Unforgettable Experience

Pros: A place I will never forget ❤️ Staying at Costas’ home in the mountains was one of the most beautiful experiences of my whole trip. The house is full of charm, cozy, with the most breathtaking view. His homemade vegetarian food – especially the aubergines – was the best I’ve had. Costas is a true artist: he paints, builds flutes, makes wine, sings, cooks, designs rooms – there’s nothing he can’t do. We spent hours talking and sharing stories. I felt completely at home. I was the only guest and it was simply magical. I truly wish him all the best ❤️ Thank you for everything, Costas. – Kimi from Germany

The best place to stay for some relaxed time

Pros: We loved everything and if we could give more than 10 stars we would 😄 The place is in a really peaceful area, there is no disturbance, the view is fantastic and the room is just perfect and cozy. The room comes equipped with a small kitchenette with a small air fryer, egg cooker and kettle and there is a hairdryer also which is everything you could need to make a comfortable visit. To top it all off, the host Costas makes the stay even better. Showing how everything looked like, having stories to tell, he cooks an amazing dinner for us and he's just so friendly, always offering us coffee and giving us some eggs from his own chickens. We were even invited to join the Sunday church and meet everyone with a coffee after. It just couldn't have been any better. Thank you so much for your gracious hospitality.

Pros: The place is calm and charming with a plenty of routes for long walks around Kostas is most delicate and welcoming host. Cat Γκρι stole my heart.

Pros: Fantastic location and costas is an amazing host, he made sure we didn't want for anything. The accommodation was perfect. Thank you and we definitely will return.

Costas will make you feel warmly welcomed from the very first moment you arrive!

Pros: Everything confirms the exceptional reviews! Costas is a great host, who offers a comfy, clean and well equipped accommodation, a fabulous traditional breakfast and a private tour in his museum!

Pros: Staying at Hatzikyprianou Museum Studio was truly unforgettable. It's not just a place to sleep — it's a living museum lovingly restored and maintained by his owner. From the moment you arrive, you're immersed in Cypriot history and traditions. Every corner of the house tells a story, and the owner is an incredible storyteller — guiding you through the home, explaining the meaning behind each item, and sharing the culture with so much passion. He even prepares traditional Cypriot breakfast and lunch with care and pride. It’s not just accommodation, it’s an experience — warm, authentic, and full of soul.

Cons: One small tip for future guests: if you're not comfortable driving through very narrow village streets, it's best not to drive all the way to the house. There's a designated parking area just a couple of minutes' walk away, which belongs to the museum-house. Much easier and stress-free!