Villa El Greco

We paid 5,000 euros for 12 days, and in 15 years of renting holiday homes around the world twice a year, we've never had one in such poor shape. The photos don't reflect the condition, so I can only warn people against renting Protaras Seafront Villa El Greco, Greco Mare Complex, House No. 8. We uploaded photos of everything to Google. There were more than ten cats on the terrace and outside the house, with the dirt that came with them. Inside, electrical equipment was unsafe and in disastrous condition, several light switches had no covers, the refrigerator only worked partly, all the drains were blocked, and five times the main fuse blew. At night we had to walk around the site to find and reset it. Water from the upstairs shower ran into the hallway. The bathroom doors were rotten and swollen at the bottom, and the toilet seats were loose. Outside, the top terrace door glass looked like it might come out of its frame, and some of the terrace roof supports were completely rotten. Some exterior lights didn't work, the shutter wouldn't close, and the outdoor shower's wooden floor was mostly missing. The terrace was painful to walk on barefoot because the joints were badly washed out and the stones had sharp edges. The supposedly new grill was rusty, the pool skimmer covers were broken, and the sunbeds were torn. And there was more.