3/5 - Okay
Extremely expensive






nice enough hotel, but our room only had one curtain so very light in room early on, also very thin walls the sounds of passion from next door was almost like having them in our room. staff all nice, breakfast good, shower heaven.
Reviewed on 2025/3/15

Everything was great
Reviewed on 2026/2/25

Spotless and clean staff was amazing i wish i couldve stayed longer!
Reviewed on 2026/2/25


Avoid this place, it’s dirty nothing works and when you tell reception they don’t care. Pay a little more to get somewhere which isn’t filthy dirty
Reviewed on 2025/10/19

The hotel is brand new, rooms are very large , the kitchen is well equipped. Check-in thanks to Akif took only 2 minutes. We stayed a week, every day the hotel supplied with small bottles of water, also supplied with detergents for washing machine and dish washing machine. All staff even security ...
Reviewed on 2026/2/7

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Extremely expensive
Very crowded with daily visitors.
Very good service, very kind people
Nice escape from the dirt and crowd of the big city. Motor vehicles are rare on the islands and transportation is achieved by traditional horse carriages (as of 2019). The air and sea feel cleaner. Pace is slower and island life is pleasant.
Biking is a bit hard because it’s uphill, but rather fun. I would recommend walking up to Aya Yorgi not only for its history but for the chance to enjoy a nice meal with a fantastic view.
