Hylatio Tourist Village

“A pretty, relaxing holiday destination.”

I have just come back from Hylatio Tourist Village in Pissouri Cyprus after a week with my sister. I was pleasantly surprised with our accommodation. We always book a room each and found that we had our own 2 level little houses which would easily accommodate a family of 4. Although basic they were… more

I have just come back from Hylatio Tourist Village in Pissouri Cyprus after a week with my sister. I was pleasantly surprised with our accommodation. We always book a room each and found that we had our own 2 level little houses which would easily accommodate a family of 4. Although basic they were very clean. The staff especially Christian are very helpful and friendly. We opted for all-inclusive and the food was nice with a varied menu. The only downside was the arrival of alot of teenagers on the 5th day when our peaceful, relaxing vacation became quite a bit louder. I would still definitely recommend the Hylatio. It is nicely situated just a 10 minute stroll to the beach.

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“A pleasant stay”

Currently staying at the resort and finding it very pleasant. I find some people's 1 star reviews very off putting. The staff are friendly and helpful and work very hard. We are b and b so it is nice to go out each evening. Plenty of places to each and drink about 10 minutes walk. Also have a coupl… more

Currently staying at the resort and finding it very pleasant. I find some people's 1 star reviews very off putting. The staff are friendly and helpful and work very hard. We are b and b so it is nice to go out each evening. Plenty of places to each and drink about 10 minutes walk. Also have a couple of supermarkets. Taxis are easy to get from the hotel Togo into pissouri old village square. Plenty of places to eat and drink. Pissouri beach is stony but lovely with all facilities and the captains bay to eat about 15 minutes walk away. In the hotel if you need a cooker ,iron hairdryer just ask at reception. It's no problem . Pool is large very few children and the inflatables are for the adults too as we use them - good fun. . No problem with sunbeds. Pool bar open 10 am - lpm. I think b and b best if you want more food variety. However today having a nice pizza and Caesar salad in the pool bar. I think people expect 5 star services at 3 star prices.

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“Nice, quiet and relaxing.”

I wouldn't recognise the Hylatio Tourist Village from some of the Reviews that have been left. This is our second visit and we would happily go again. We asked for the same room as last time and they were able to accommodate us. Yes, the apartment is dated, the beds on the firm side and the whole… more

I wouldn't recognise the Hylatio Tourist Village from some of the Reviews that have been left. This is our second visit and we would happily go again. We asked for the same room as last time and they were able to accommodate us. Yes, the apartment is dated, the beds on the firm side and the whole apartment could do with a bit of TLC and makeover, but it was more than adequate for our needs. Having limited mobility, I found the over the bath shower difficult to cope with and in this day and age, I feel that to be more inclusive of disabled people, the bath should be removed and a walk in shower installed. But I knew that and it was a compromise I was happy to make because we like the place very much. It's not huge which is what we prefer. The site has a washing machine and tumble dryer. A wash is €4 and tumble dry is €2, which is very reasonable. It also has a 'library' of books where you can help yourself to a holiday read. All the staff, including the owner were very friendly. They will help you with reservations and taxi bookings etc. The food can be a bit repetitive, but so are most AI establishments. We were able to get something we liked at very meal. The village is a 10 minute walk away, but we coped with that. During the day, everything is centred around the pool and bar, with not much else, so if you want other diversions to occupy you, don't come here, unless you are prepared to make your own entertainment. There was entertainment three nights a week, some acts better than others, but we don't crave entrainment every night, being quite happy to sit and have a glass of wine and just generally relax. I wouldn't recommend self-catering. The facilities for this are very basic and to get supplies if you don't have a car can be an onerous trek back up the hill from the small supermarkets, loaded with s supplies. The hotel could make this more clear in their advertising, I think. Don't come here if you are hoping for a 4 or 5 star experience for 3 star prices. Hylatio Tourist Village is relatively quiet and simple compared to most hotels, so if you want entertainment and busyness every day, rthis wouldn't suit you.

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