Vasiliki House Guest House is located in a cozy, quiet location in the center of the picturesque village of Pedoulas, surrounded by the majestic Troodos Mountains. We offer our guests three comfortable double studio rooms. Their interior is filled with light colors and beautiful, cozy furniture. The rooms have fresh air, soft light. Each studio has comfortable double beds, storage space for personal belongings, and a TV. The rooms have their own showers and toilets. The first and second studios have their own kitchens, equipped with everything necessary for cooking, a refrigerator and a dining area. In the third studio, there is only a minibar with a refrigerator, kettle, coffee maker and microwave. In the courtyard there is a large terrace with beautiful views of the mountains and the village, which will make your stay more comfortable and exotic. The terrace has a separate open kitchen, barbecue and dining area, and a seating area. Television (local and internet television), free Wi-Fi throughout the guest house. Bed linen and fresh towels are changed free of charge. Our guest house also has a laundry service.

Located in the Troodos mountains, in the Marathasa Valley of the Lefkosia (Nicosia) district, the village of Pedoulas sits at an altitude of 1.100 metres. It can be reached from Lefkosia by following the E901, then the B9, followed by the E908, and finally the F960. Pedoulas sits amidst orchards and is particularly known for its cherries and the products made from the fruit. The village is very significant in religious terms thanks to its important church of Archangelos Michael (1474), which ranks among the most impressive Byzantine churches in Cyprus with its amazing frescos. The church is part of the route of 10 Byzantine churches, which are included on the UNESCO World Heritage List. Close to the church is the Pedoulas Byzantine Museum, which was established in order to house and preserve icons and artefacts from churches in the region, with exhibits dating from the 12th century. Its other interesting sites include the Folk Art Museum, which exhibits the villager’s daily way of life, customs and traditions of the past, and the natural spring, which is said to hold the key to longevity. Many visitors enjoy a refreshing drink of water from the spring when they pass through