Cyprus Walking Friends

Jubilee Hotel

Set exclusively in the pine forest, well away from the crowded square at the centre of the resort, it combines the traditional with the trendy. The cosy atmosphere, the log fire, delicious food, and the comfortable, well- appointed bedrooms offer you a home from home after a hard day’s relaxation on the mountain.

1,757 metres above sea level, the Jubilee is the highest hotel in Cyprus. This is by no means its only distinguishing feature.

The Jubilee has been an integral part of Troodos for well over half a century. Built in 1935, its name, “Jubilee”, is derived from the Jubilee celebrations of King George V. Over the decades guests have sought the relaxing comfortable environment this small exclusive hotel provides. Each guest is offered the warm welcome, good service and friendship that are the Hallmarks of Cypriot Hospitality.

In high summer the Troodos pine forests offer a cool escape from the lowlands. The colonial style government huts scattered here and there among the trees in this National Park are reminiscent of an Indian hill station.

With its National Park Status, and home to the Mouflon, the island's wild indigenous sheep, the Troodos Mountains provide endless scope for exploration by car or on foot. Ancient monasteries cling to the mountain peaks and tiny Byzantine churches, whose inner walls are covered with exquisite frescoes, lie hidden in the valleys. A paradise for walkers, bird watchers nature lovers, there are always things to do.

 

Booking and payment for the hotel can be made through the Jubilee Hotel website

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