Well situated in the city center and not far from the beach (also at walking distance from the bus station). The accomodation is comfortable and tastefully arranged.

There is no reception, codes for the doors are sent by e-mail / message which is fine excepted it's done a bit late. Other travellers were also surprised about it. Maybe a first e-mail / message explaining the whole thing could be sent a bit more early.

Nice place on a good location in Larnaca old town. Self check-in was convenient and room was small, traditional but all we needed. We received a free water botte upon arrival in the room, which was nice.

We had super quiet neighbors and did not experience noise discomfort, but it depends on the people staying. This because our room was separated by a wall with an extra door between the two rooms.

The location is very good, in the city center and close to the old sightseeing as well as to the beach and promenade street

It would be great to have adapters to charge in the room

The location was excellent, easy to access the room, parking really close by, quiet .

The room was tiny, the bathroom very small. Nowhere to put toiletries in the bathroom, no hangers for the towels except that thing where one can hang towel to dry, but since it’s over the toilet and it isn’t very high , the towels almost reach the seat of the toilet. The soap dish was about to fall off the wall. The mattress was very hard and uncomfortable, the pillows were to big , woke up with a terrible pain in my neck. The floor was clean but not wow. Also killed a big roach and I hate roaches. It was ok for the one night we stayed it it’s definitely not a place where I’ll stay next time I come to Larnaca.

Edem Traditional House isn't just a hotel, it's an experience. Stepping inside transports you in time, immersing you in the heart of Larnaca with the warmth of a local haven. This meticulously restored boutique hotel strikes the perfect balance between modern comfort and traditional charm. Everywhere you turn, thoughtful details create a truly unique atmosphere. It's the kind of place you wish every hotel could be. The location is unbeatable - nestled in the center of town, just blocks from the stunning Finikoudes beach. Shops, restaurants, and everything you need are at your doorstep. My room was impeccably clean, spacious, and beautifully appointed. The comfy bed, powerful shower, satellite TV, and minibar were just the beginning. Every detail, from the décor to the amenities, felt carefully considered. Overall, Edem Traditional House is a gem. Despite the minor hiccups, I wouldn't hesitate to return. It's a truly special place that offers an unforgettable stay in Larnaca.

While the lack of a permanent front desk staff might not suit everyone (phone calls weren't always answered immediately and booking inquiries took some time), it honestly added to the relaxed atmosphere. The one very minor inconvenience was a small wedding reception happening in the central patio during our daytime stay. While we were happy to share in the couple's joy, some advanced notice would have allowed us to choose a quieter day to relax in the room. The staff graciously offered a late check-out the following day, which was a lovely touch.

We stayed at this amazing boutique hotel for just one night and it was perfect. This amazing place strikes the perfect balance between modern comfort and traditional charm. The location is amazing and we explored another area we didn't see before as this wasn't our first stay in Larnaca. The room was aesthetically decorated, really clean and had everything you need. Big thanks to the very kind and sweet cleaning lady who helped with the check in and also with the late checkout they provided to me :) The communication was through whats app but they were really helpful and always available to help. Overall, Edem Traditional House is a gem. I wouldn't hesitate to return and stay there for longer. It's a truly special place that offers an unforgettable stay in Larnaca. I definitely recommend going staying there.

Room and the common area was really nice, spacious. The patio was a highlight, full of plants and with a nice cafe for guests. Everything was clean, there were small toiletries in the bathroom.

Unfortunately, our room was really loud at night – it was hard to sleep even with windows completely shut. The bed was squeaking with every move and there was no place to put our clothes, no wardrobe or anything besides small nightstands. We're satisfied nonetheless, it was a good experience.

The staff were very friendly and communicated speedily when contacted. I had to book an extra two nights, so asked if I could stay in the same room. They were able to let me do this. The ensuite shower room was a nice size, and there was also a fridge in the room and a kettle. Although I did have to buy a UK adaptor plug as there wasn't one in the room. I really liked the courtyard/relaxing area where they had a "coffee room" and an honest box. The location was also very good and quiet. I would recommend the hotel for cost, friendlinessess and location.

The room as well as the bathroom we're very clean and tidy. The hotel is in a great location, 10 min walk to the beach and close to the old town with St lazarus Church. A lot of cafes, restaurants and shops around. Staff was very friendly.

The check in was meant to be after 2pm but the codes to open the main door and our room were sent to us after 2:30pm and we couldn't get in as we arrived at 2:15pm luckily the cleaning lady opened the door and gave us all the info.

The best perk to Edem house is the location! Central to the City Centre, easy walking to many shops, restaurants, beach, and historical sites. The house and room were very clean, many small amenities such as a coffee maker and honesty box. Bed was comfy and had sheets appropriate for the season.

Two small things about the room: very noisy exhaust vent in the bathroom, and a bright green blinking light on the smoke alarm over the bed. There was a tiny bit of street noise at night (mostly motorbikes), but the only real downside to staying here is the parking situation. Travellers with cars will find virtually no free parking spots, and I was warned by staff that parking on the side streets runs the risk of fines from the police.