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Kaizer Agrotourism
Agrotourism Retreat · Amargeti, Cyprus

Kaizer Agrotourism

18+ adults only 9.1 Superb · 67 reviews 55 photos from EUR 119 per night

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Amargeti sits on gentle hillsides above the Xeros river valley, twenty-two kilometres from Paphos, and Kaizer Agrotourism stands right by the village square, a complex of traditional stone units the same family has kept for five generations. Two rooms, an outdoor pool cut with natural salt and heated by solar panels, and a breakfast room with a fireplace for the cold months. The house is adults only. For a couple who want the wine roads and nothing scheduled.

The rooms are plain and traditional: air conditioning, a kettle, a fridge, bed linen and pool towels already laid out, nothing to distract you from the window. Breakfast is homemade and included, served by the fireplace when the village turns cold or out in the privet yard when it doesn't, and much of what reaches the table comes off the family's own land — olive oil pressed from their groves, wine from their vines, halloumi made the traditional way. Ask ahead and they will cook you lunch or dinner too. There are two rooms, which is why the salt-water pool outside rarely has more than one other couple around it. The Kaizer family has run these houses five generations deep, and still does.

Kaizer Agrotourism sets a minimum age of 18 in its own house rules, written at kaizercyprusagrotourism.com, and read there on 11 August 2026. A house whose rule drops below eighteen, or stops naming an age, is taken off HUSH — how every house is checked.

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The salt-water pool

Set against a dry-stone wall hung with old clay jars, the pool is an outdoor ozone spa filled with naturally salted water and warmed by the sun through solar panels. An ancient olive tree throws shade over the loungers, oranges ripen at the edge of the terrace, and a striped hammock waits between the trees. Mornings are for laps in soft water, afternoons for lying still and listening to the village.

The stone houses

Each room sits inside a restored village house of honey-coloured limestone, its timber shutters thrown open to the courtyard. Whitewashed walls climb to reed ceilings, a fireplace is set into the stone, and a mezzanine ladder leads up under the eaves. The furnishing is unfussy and warm, deep reds and old mirrors and handmade covers, the kind of room that belongs to the house rather than to a catalogue.

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3 nights · 2026-09-23 → 2026-09-26 · 2 adults

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What guests say

9.1 Superb 67 reviews
Cleanliness8.99
Service9.96
Location9.5
Room Quality8.45
Amenities8.98
Value for Money9.44
Panmoy Cyprus · group 10
Wow experience ! Everything was perfect !
Alexej Czechia · review category business travellers 8
Very clean, good organized the place and good set of rules for all guests. The owner is very kind.
Annotei France · young couple 9
Very nice place to stay at 30 min of Paphos. You can enjoy the countryside. The swimming pool is superb. Excellent host, very friendly. Very good breakfast and you can ask for a dinner (very good too).
Kyriakos Cyprus · young couple 10
Everything. Best staff ever
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The solar-heated salt pool

The pool is cut with natural salt instead of chlorine and heated by solar panels on the roof. With only two rooms sharing it, the loungers in the courtyard are usually free.

Breakfast off the family land

Breakfast is homemade and included, by the fireplace on a cold morning or out in the privet yard when it's warm. Order dinner ahead and it comes from the same ground: olive oil from their groves, wine from their vines, halloumi made the old way.

Chrysorogiatissa Monastery

Ten minutes by car along the wine road climbs you to the Monastery of Chrysorogiatissa, one of the island's oldest, with its own vineyards to taste on the way. Back in time for the pool before the evening cools.

The village on foot

A few steps from the square, the Church of Zoodochos Pigi was rebuilt in 1956 after an earthquake and still holds a carved iconostasis from 1908. Opposite it, the Folklore Museum sits in the old Turkish Cypriot school.

Where you will be

Amargeti

4, Athanasi Georgiou, 8642, Amargeti, Cyprus

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Questions about Kaizer Agrotourism

Answered from what the house itself publishes.

Is Kaizer Agrotourism adults only?

Yes. Kaizer Agrotourism, a agrotourism retreat in Amargeti, Cyprus, sets a minimum age of 18 in its own house rules, so every guest on site is 18 or older. We last read the rule on 11 August 2026.

Can children stay at Kaizer Agrotourism?

No. The minimum age at Kaizer Agrotourism is 18, and it is the house's own rule rather than a preference — anyone younger cannot book or stay. This page quotes where the rule is written.

Where is Kaizer Agrotourism?

Kaizer Agrotourism is a agrotourism retreat in Amargeti, Cyprus. Its own site is https://www.kaizercyprusagrotourism.com/.

What time is check-in and check-out at Kaizer Agrotourism?

Check-in at Kaizer Agrotourism is from 03 PM and check-out is by 11 AM, as the house lists them.

Does Kaizer Agrotourism allow pets?

No — Kaizer Agrotourism lists itself as not accepting pets. Ask the house before you book if it matters to your trip.

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