Cerines

Cerines in Dali is a small, host-run B&B-style stay set in a private residence, geared toward travelers who want a quiet base close to Nicosia.

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Suite-style rooms: Cerines is described as offering a Junior Suite and a larger suite within the same private home, giving it a more personal, residential feel than a standard hotel.

In-room entertainment and connectivity: The Junior Suite is listed with Wi‑Fi and a TV setup that includes Apple TV with Netflix, plus a Blu‑ray/DVD option and access to a movie library on request.

Private bathroom comfort: The Junior Suite is noted as having a spacious, private full bathroom, which helps it feel self-contained for longer stays.

Views and setting: The property sits on White Hill, and the suites are positioned to take advantage of broad views—especially toward the Troodos mountain range—adding a relaxing “stay-in” appeal.

Pool access: Cerines is presented as one of the few nearby stays with a pool, a welcome perk for downtime between day trips.

Convenient for day trips: From Cerines in Dali, guests are positioned for quick drives toward Nicosia, with straightforward access to major roads for airport transfers and island exploring.

Not a full-service hotel: Because Cerines is a private residence, travelers may find fewer on-site facilities than they’d expect at a conventional hotel.

Car helps: While there is mention of nearby public transport, most guests may prefer having a car for easy dining and sightseeing from Dali.

Beach time requires planning: The best-known beach areas are described as a longer drive away, so Cerines suits inland exploring more than spontaneous seaside dips.

Pros	Cons
Suite setup with private bathroom and strong in-room entertainment	Limited “hotel-style” services due to private-residence format
Quiet White Hill location with Troodos-facing views and pool access	Most guests will want a car; beaches are not close

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