Mystery Shack — Hotel in Mesa Geitonia

The owner Alexander is a super nice man, helpful and kind. The 4-bedded rooms and the bathrooms were cleaned everyday. The kitchen was always immaculate. The beds were comfortable and each one came with a small shelf and power outlet, which is of course very helpful, especially on the top bunk! Supermarkets and coffee shops are nearby and plenty of cafes and restaurants as well. The rooms had A/C, although in my room it wasn’t terribly effective. It’s about a 10 minute walk to the waterfront. There are two sweet hostel kitties that love a good head scratch. ||||The following is a little something to keep in mind, in case this might not sit well with everyone. This is of course how it was when I was there and is in no way representative of how it might be at other times of the year. Hostel life is an ever-changing situation: There were quite a number of middle aged men living in the hostel, others seemingly working in Cyprus. It didn’t bother me so much (they were all kind, after all) but for others this could be a deterrent. Not too many fellow backpackers were staying here, so it was a bit difficult to socialize given the...

Cool place, old guy makes stuff really overpriced though. Made a new friend called "Mabel"! There's also a boy who is apparently her brother; he was dressed up as a "Pre-teen Werewolf" as am attraction?????

Also saw a weird cave with writings and a triangle nearby, DO NOT READ THESE WRITINGS OUT LOUD HOLY HELL. The triangle guy called "Bill" and he won't stop bugging me now. He gets mad when I eat doritos because he considers it...

Alright i'll be honest, this place was BAD. Dirty rooms, and Expensive items. Met the owner, "Stanley" and he was MEAN! Basically trying to force me to buy his items. Met a yellow triangle with a top hat and one eye btw, he gave me a deal, but i refused it. I love eating doritos btw so, i said he looked like a dorito and said that i loved eating doritos, he...