Masseria Salamone

Masseria Salamone is a small, characterful countryside B&B near Nicosia, set in a historic rural residence with a calm, nature-first vibe.

Photo of Masseria Salamone by Giovanni Lapara on Google Maps

Authentic masseria atmosphere: The property is an old baronial residence built in the early 1800s, arranged over two main levels, with guest rooms placed upstairs while preserving the building’s original feel.

Peaceful natural setting: Masseria Salamone looks out over the Campanito and Sambughetti nature reserve area, surrounded by eucalyptus—ideal if you want quiet mornings, big skies, and an “off-the-grid” sense of space.

Comfort-focused rooms: Guests often highlight spacious rooms and bathrooms, plus a strong standard of cleanliness. Room options include suites and family rooms.

Breakfast that feels homemade: A complimentary breakfast is part of the stay, and guest feedback frequently mentions house-made items like jams and baked goods that make mornings a highlight.

Helpful hosting: Service is repeatedly described as warm and attentive, with a concierge-style approach that helps guests feel looked after rather than “processed.”

Useful on-site extras: Expect free Wi‑Fi, a pool, and in-room basics like a refrigerator and microwave—handy for families or longer stays.

Nearby, tied to the stay: Being a few kilometers from Nicosia makes it easy to pair reserve-side relaxation with a quick outing to the Duomo di Nicosia, or a half-day trip to Castello di Sperlinga.

Remote-by-design location: The countryside setting may feel isolated, and you’ll often want a car for meals and sightseeing.

Limited scale: With only a few rooms, facilities and staffing may be simpler than at larger hotels, especially during busy periods.

Pros	Cons
Historic masseria charm in a quiet reserve setting	Car often needed for dining and getting around
Spacious, very clean rooms; warm, attentive hosting	Small property means fewer “full-service” amenities