Ayii Anargyri Natural Healing Spa

Everything was absolutely perfect from start to finish. The place itself is simply enchanting. I stayed, with friends, in one of the villas, where design, beauty, and functionality come together seamlessly. The carefully chosen decor turns this place into a little paradise. You’ll find absolutely everything you might need, even books and games thoughtfully provided to make your stay even more enjoyable. The meals were delicious and varied, prepared with fresh local ingredients. The abundance was truly impressive. But what truly makes this hotel unique is the service. The entire team is incredibly kind, attentive, and thoughtful. To give just one example: I had lost an earring and left my phone number just in case… A week later, they contacted me, sending a photo of the earring they had found! I have never experienced such caring service. A huge compliment also to the owner, who is on site and genuinely cares about every single guest, making sure every stay is perfect. In summary: a magical place, generous cuisine, beautiful villas, and exceptional service that truly makes all the difference. We will definitely come back!

The best resort I experienced. Accomodation, service, location, workshops, food are simply perfect. It is all wrapped with care and a genuine wish to give the guest the best conditions.

Just returned from a wonderful stay at the Secret Forest. Lots of good things to say about the resort (spoiler alert though): - It's an Israel run property, with a mostly Israeli crowd. Some of the workshops are in Hebrew, and the main tourguide does know English for forest walks etc, whilst much of the wellness programme (yoga, spa etc) is in English. - The vibe, staff and food etc, is international in its nature. Everything is very relaxed and all interactions with staff and guests were smiley and positive - The resort is also all-you-can-drink. Nobody abused this, but it means that kosher wines, beers and cocktails are available by the pool, with dinner and at the bar in the evening - The food is kosher and milky/parve/fishy (regular kashrut, regular milk, not mehadrin) under the supervision of the Cyprus Rabbinate (the hotel will show you a certificate, the Rabbinate will also confirm they supervise the business (they don't have a public one-stop compressive list of kosher places in Cyprus). There is a mashgiach on-site. The crowd is a mix of religious, traditional and secular, including mixed groups. There is no meat or CY milk on site, but there is plenty to eat at brunch and dinner. Further, the food is healthy-ish, with very little processed food, no ketchup/chips etc, and of course lots of olives, salads, fish and home made bread and cakes. Fresh orange juice is also abundant, with many orange trees on site. - The area is picturesque and verdant, many trees and the sound of running water and birdsong. It's quite idilic - We stayed in a cabin, which was spotlessly clean, had a coffee corner and a fridge, and was sufficiently spacious. There was a small secluded deck to sit out on - There was a trip offered to the beach/a boat trip, which was a nice way to see a different type of place on the island Would highly recommend to anyone who the above resonates with or those open minded / looking to relax for a few days