Located in the rural village of Koruçam, Hanna Koumi Boutique Hotel is a good place to escape from city life. You will need a car to access this hotel. Our room was clean and spacious. We had very little interaction with our hosts but when we did they were very friendly and welcoming. We didn't see any other guests during our 4 night stay but we suspect we were off season.

Being unfamiliar with the area we hadn't realized how remote this location was, which was our error. You will need a car to get around.

Dear Hanna Koumi, We wish to thank you for the most wonderful days that we shared. From the warm welcome when we arrived, to the embrace of family when we left - until we see you again. It is truly a beautiful place you have built, it radiates quiet and beautiful peace. Overlooking the village, with the most calming breeze in the warmth of the sun, with swallows and cicadas as company, this wonderful place revitalized our souls stressed from the rush of the modern world. It really felt like a home away from home, with wonderful home cooked meals by Angeliki that cared for our allergies and joined us for great conversations through the night with the tiny boss Angelina - efharisto para poly. To Marios thanks for the laughs and the wonderful helpful and friendly energy, a special thanks for taking us around the town, showing us the most special of places and sharing stories. We want to extend the our gratitude for the wonderful time we had. All the best, Maya and Anton

An exceptional place where the proprietors clearly care very much for the establishment and their guests. A strong trend to tradition in all things. You'll love this place, a small village, fabulous rural and "Get Away from it all" location and all the interest of a Greek Speaking, Maronite Catholic Community in the Turkish controlled part of Cyprus with their own aramaic language. I think that the Proprietor speaks seven languages, due to the presence, also, of Italian and French speaking nuns in the village. The Hotel has a restaurant and dining terrace with bar and they cook well too!

I am quite tall and I was a bit cramped in the traditional four poster bed which had a "Headboard" and a "Footboard", so I shall not let my wife do the room choosing next time!

Kormakitis is a really unique location and a very different holiday experience to the rest of Cyprus. There's nothing quite like it, especially in the North. There's not much to "do", but it's great for a laid back, restful time. We loved wandering through the village admiring the beautiful homes and Christmas decorations, and attending 7:30 am mass at the church. The hotel itself is also lovely and cozy. The fireplace is especially nice in the winter, and Angelica is a very welcoming host.

Compared to other hotels, breakfast was a bit simple for the price.

We loved everything about the property! Full of charm, quiet, immaculately clean. It’s located in a little village, steeped in history, away from the normal hustle & bustle most of us are used to. Angelica is the ultimate host. Nothing was too much trouble. We loved every minute of our stay and will be returning in 2025

There wasn’t anything we didn’t like!

We had a lovely night stay at Hanna Koumi. I wish we could have stayed longer! It is a beautiful renovated house and the owners are very friendly and happy to share with their guests the story of their village. Cape Kormakitis is a fantastic place to explore if like us you love nature and isolated beaches. We will definetely go back in another season and stay again st Hanna Koumi !

We can only recommend this lovely place! Angelica and Marios were very friendly and the hotel was full of charm and love to detail. The food was great and we had everything we wished for. The owners shared with us their village's history and Marios even drove us to the tulip fields! We will come again!

This small hotel (and Kormakitis in general) was a complete surprise to us as we were expecting a traditional Turkish village environment. The history and culture of this place is unique. The restoration of the property has been extremely well done and our host Angelica was very welcoming, helpful and informative. We spent a very pleasant evening over dinner in front of a roaring log fire listening to the history and struggles of this small Maronite Christian community in this very remote corner of Cyprus. The food was good and so was the wine and the company.

The perfect place to stay when exploring the Kormakitis region. The hotel is on the outskirts of the village and so very quiet at night with a nice evening breeze. The Maronite community in the village have a rich history in Cyprus and there is much to learn. It is an isolated and very challenging place to run a small hotel and the owners are to be congratulated for doing an outstanding job.

The community is very cut off and some things one would expect to find are simply unavailable.

The owners Angeliki and Marios were amazing. They were so friendly, welcoming and informative. They really couldn't do enough for us during our stay. The hotel itself is beautiful and wonderfully renovated. The home made evening meal was delicious, breakfast was simple but traditional. Marios took us for a tour around the village and local area, during this time we visited a local bread maker and saw bread being cooked in the traditional Cypriot way. We later had this bread to eat for breakfast. The hotel itself is off the 'beaten track' and away from the main tourist areas. It is unique in its location and the history of the village is fascinating.

I would have liked coffee/tea making facilities in the room, so that I could have had a drink in the morning when waking up. We were told that we could go down to the main room for a drink at anytime though.