Maroula Studios

Stergos was always around when we needed him and was friendly, and I enjoyed the food. The place was clean and tidy, easy to find, and not far from town or the other well-known destinations. My kids especially loved the pool.

It’s an affordable, clean hotel close to the beach. Tucked away on a side street, it’s quiet, yet the centre is only a ten-minute walk. Breakfast was standard but good, and the lady there was very nice. The rooms were cleaned daily, while towels were changed every two or three days.

The host was so welcoming and friendly, and her cooking was delicious, especially the fresh fish and octopus. We had a modern room, access to a large swimming pool, and everything was spotless. The service was excellent. I’d love to return, and recommend this for anyone who doesn’t enjoy big, impersonal hotels.

The pool was small but nice, and regular cleaning with fresh sheets and towels was the one good part of the stay. The breakfast was bad, though, and the place needs a lot of renovation. We had no mosquito net on the door, so we had to keep it shut all night. The old air conditioner did work, but its makeshift remote only had a working ON-OFF button. Air came out in just one direction because someone had blocked the vent with a folded napkin. The shower was cramped, and its curtain stuck to you while you washed. The shower head couldn’t be hung up, there was nowhere to put shower gel, and the bathroom drain didn’t clear the water, so it pooled in the middle of the floor. Both the bathroom and outside doors were faulty, sometimes not staying closed and sometimes not opening. The tiny kitchen area looked like it was from the 80s.