Just got back from a 2 week holiday at the Alamis Apartments and was gutted to leave. The rooms are basic as stated in brochures so for those that moan about it should do their research ! All the staff were fantastic and made you feel really welcome. Faye & Maria who work the pool bar & kitchen are great girls who will do anything for you. Anastacia & Panos are also lovely people.

Water Village is ok if you have nothing to do but you would probably have a better day at the beach on the water sports etc. .

I recommend visiting The Blue Caves down at St Nikolas, look out for the little yellow hut at the end of the village.

It was 5 Euros per person and worth every penny (or cent)  We were out for about an hour & half with Captain Karidis who took you right into the caves, he even managed to get a starfish out of the water and pass it around. He even let my friend drive the boat back which made her day

Zeus has got to be the best restaurant in Tsilivi, George is brilliant. . . me and my mate have even got him as a friend on facebook. The rest of the gang are also great (Spiros, Petros, Becky, Lina & Lorena. . . I think thats her name). Hats off to the cooks too, the food was outstanding !

Have just spent 2 weeks in Tsilivi at the Alamis Apartments, Steph our rep was at the hotel every day and was on hand for any questions or queries.

Ate here a couple of times, usually about 3 in the morning. Food was fine and the staff are really nice (especially sexy Sonny)

This is my parents favourite restaurant in Tsilivi and I was not disappointed when I went this year.

The food here is fantastic and the waiters are great, we ate here twice and wish we'd tried it earlier.

The food here was gorgeous (try the steak in Jack Daniels) yum

I've just spent 2 weeks here and it was great but could be a bit hot for young kids, I think it reached up to 45 degrees.