Anemomiloi Andros

The quiet, natural setting was a real treat, and the hotel was very well kept. Our room was lovely and spotlessly clean, with comfortable beds, and breakfast was very good. The pool was pleasant too, and hardly anyone else seemed to use it, so it felt almost like we had it to ourselves. This is a small, personal place, and the women looking after us were warm, caring and sweet throughout our holiday. Thanks for ten lovely days. My son will miss Sheldon, such a lovable dog, and we’ll remember him!

We’d be glad to return to Andros and stay here again. It’s only about a seven-minute walk to the town centre and restaurants, and the rooms have a useful kitchenette. The hotel seems to have been made from apartments, a conversion that feels thoughtfully done. Rooms have a good amount of storage and are spacious enough. Solila makes a generous, tasty breakfast and bakes several pies and cakes each day. The breakfast room can get a bit crowded when the weather’s bad, though that’s not often outside winter. The staff, including Nina, Panayiota, Faviola and Solila, were friendly, attentive and helpful.

The staff were so kind and welcoming, and helped us without hesitation. When our ferry back to Athens was diverted to another port, I called them and they quickly rerouted our transfer. They looked after us right up to the last minute, which made us feel safe. Our room was great, with a fridge, kettle and hob, plenty for making lunches. Breakfast was lovely and simple, and kept us going through the day. The small pool was gorgeous and never crowded, with shaded seating and comfortable loungers. It’s a quiet, intimate place where you feel included like family. Town is about a 10-minute walk downhill, along a pretty, clean and well-kept main street.

A comfortable, cozy hotel for the price. The receptionist gave absolutely great service, doing everything she could to help, all with a smile and fluent English.