Onisillos Hotel

The hotel was a bit like from the old times... I had a feeling of going back to the comunist era (but it was just a feeling). The man at the reception was ok, helpful, I asked about the kitchen, to make some hot tea and he was kind enough to boil me some water (they don't have kitchen). I booked a women only room and I really didn't know what to expect. He gave me the key to my room and said that up to that moment I was alone, but chances were some other woman would check in for that night. In the end, I was alone in the room, a 2 bed-room, so I enjoyed a lot the intimacy. Free towel provided. The bus stop to the airport is just in front of the hotel.

It was freezing cold inside. I turned on the air conditioning, put it on 30 degrees, it was working but I couldn't shake off the coldness, so I slept with a lot of clothes on and with the air functioning on 30 degrees. This is s common problem in Cyprus and other European countries: in winter, they don't heat the properties and you have to endure some low temperatures. They had a schedule for hot water: only between some hours, but feeling so could, I didn't have the courage to take a shower. No kitchen to make some tea or cook something or put something in the fridge.