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K.H.G Stone - Wood Cottages

ACCOMMODATION / Agrotourism / Troodos / K.H.G Stone - Wood Cottages
You will find the beautiful stone-built complex K.H.G. Stone - Wood Cottages just 200m. away from the center of Kato Platres.

The complex offers homes with all the comforts at Platres village. In the houses you will find everything you need to prepare your meals any time you want.

The view of Troodos Mountain and the beautiful garden from your balcony offers you an even more unforgettable experience.

The summer vacation here also includes relaxation in the outdoor pool where you can have amazing pool parties with use of the modern wooden bar!

Free Wi-Fi is also available.

All Stone-Wood studios and apartments are air-conditioned and feature a furnished balcony.

There is also a comfortable seating area with sofa and TV, as well as a small kitchen with a cooking oven and a dining area.

Some of the rooms have two separate bedrooms.

In the area there is also a supermarket where you can get all the necessities during your stay just 850m away.

If you are interested in organizing a one-day excursion, try to learn ski at the Troodos ski center which is 10 km away, while the Omodos village is 6.5 km away.


Contact information:
Address: 42 Chrysostomou M. Tornariti str., Platres 4815
Telephone: 99 490531
Facebook: K.H.G Stone-Wood Cottages Rentals
FOr reservations press  here!

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