Chrissi Ammos

It's a great place, but pretty remote. You'll need a car from Adamas, since public transport doesn't reach it. The closest supermarkets are also in Adamas, though you can get some drinks at the restaurant on the nearby beach.

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The rooms are beautiful and spotless, with daily cleaning and breakfast treats every day. It's excellent value for money, maybe the best on the island. If this accommodation weren't here, we wouldn't have come to the island. I highly recommend it.

For a two-star place, it's good value, as long as you don't expect too much. At the prices shown on the platforms, though, I wouldn't say it is. I liked the parking spot where you can sit by the kiosk and see the sea and moon, along with the plants and balcony-courtyard. The room was clean, simple, and pretty, and they made it up daily. The towels smelled nice. But the bedroom window had no screen, and its shutter creaked until fully open. The bathroom screen was torn, the room door was worn and broken at the bottom, with light coming through. Wi-Fi never worked, despite us asking; apparently it only worked outside on the balcony. There were some power and water cuts because the pump and garden lights short-circuited. It's a shame, since the green lighting looked beautiful at night, but otherwise it was pitch black. There was nowhere to put shampoo or shower gel in the bathroom, and we only had the toilet paper they left each day, with no extra. The shower curtain was brown along the bottom and needed replacing. The one or two noisy spells came from the owners themselves, not other guests. The place feels a bit neglected. At the front entrance, all the lights in the fig trees were out of order and rickety, so once again we entered in the dark. The location is nice and carries the place, but a few improvements and some goodwill could make it much better.