o Linós Ineia is open from 9am Saturday to Monday (reservations only), offering Vegan for all food lovers. There’s no use in denying it - we care about you and what you eat. That’s why we’re not just serving food that tastes good; we’re serving food that’s good for you, inside and out. Founded in October, 2021 and situated in the heart of Ineia, we’re here to be your one-true-source of healthy and delicious foods. Check out our rotating choices of authentic Cypriot dishes served in the format of meze with the absolute best in fruits and veggies. Reservations essential. Tel: 96207351. To Archontiko Tis Elenis, Ineia – For fish and meat-eaters, try the fresh, homemade traditional meals, including great potato chips and sheftalia. Family owned and run. See Google maps for reviews! Reservations essential. Tel: 99876807. Accommodation is available in Ineia and nearby Droushia. Droushia Heights Hotel is a boutique landscape hotel with a small spa and gym. Tel: 26332200. www.droushiaheights.com. Palates Droushia Village Hotel is a family run hotel with a choice of mountain and sea views with a quiet quality atmosphere in a natural setting. Tel: 99374165. Ktima 1937 Kannides is a traditional house that has been tastefully renovated and converted into a complex of five cosy apartments in Droushia. Tel: 99143495. www.kannides.com. Sappho Manor House offers traditional Apartments for rent, located in the centre of Droushia. Tel: 95102732. Ineia is located in the Paphos region between Paphos and Polis. This picturesque village sits on the mountainous area of Laona at an altitude of 625M and affords stunning views across the Akamas Peninsula. Just 30Km north of Paphos, Ineia can be reached by following either the B7 route and then the E711, or taking the E709 and then the F708. The village originally takes its name from the word ‘ino  s’ - which was the word used by the Ancient Greeks for ‘wine’ - whilst its old-fashioned signs introduce it as ‘Oinia’, with the spelling of the village gradually changed to its current form over time. Nestled among vineyards, Ineia is one of the wine-grape growers of the area, and is included along the Laona-Akamas wine route. The village is also famous for its traditional handicraft of basket weaving, which is still practised in the original way. The baskets and other woven items are exhibited in a museum, whilst the breath-taking beauty of the area in general makes it popular for walks and photography, and is an inspiration for many artists.