Two Brothers Studios & Apts

A quiet, intimate hotel with a really relaxed feel. The two brothers are always happy and helpful. They’ve made a beautiful, lovely place.

I only had two nights at 2 Brothers Apartments during a quick stop in the Greek islands, before going to the mainland for my cousin’s wedding. I really wish I’d had more time there. The apartment was clean and cozy, with a relaxed, welcoming feel, and the hospitality and setting were both lovely. It made me fall in love with the island. Even a short visit left a lasting impression, and I’ll be back next year for a much longer stay. I’d recommend it to anyone after a peaceful, charming place in Greece. 🌅💙

We enjoyed our stay here. It’s a nice budget choice, the place was clean, and the owners were friendly and polite. We liked the breakfast too.

I strongly advise against booking here, especially if you’re of North African or African origin. From the moment I arrived, the welcome felt cold: no smiles or friendliness, just a heavy atmosphere. Other tourists I spoke with said they had a similar impression, particularly those from diverse backgrounds. It was nearly 38 degrees outside, but the room hadn’t been cooled in advance. It felt stiflingly hot inside, at least 50°C, and there wasn’t even cold water in the fridge. Everything had to be paid for separately, including air conditioning at $7 a day, which I found unacceptable in weather over 95°F at that time of year. The apartment and pool didn’t look like the website photos to me. The complex seemed run down and poorly maintained, with a tiny, dirty pool, broken deck chairs, and umbrellas I couldn’t use. The room was extremely small, poorly soundproofed and barely equipped. There were no blackout curtains on the door, the shower was tiny with a cheap curtain that stuck to my skin, and there were very few dishes. I asked for a salad bowl, a toaster and a better blackout curtain. The owner’s son curtly said they didn’t have them, as if I were asking for the moon. He suggested putting a bath towel over the door, but then what was I supposed to dry myself with? Whenever I asked for something, the owners seemed annoyed. Their attitude felt contemptuous, and it was obvious to me that they didn’t want to help. I asked about a bus to the airport, and the owner categorically said there wasn’t one and insisted I’d have to take a taxi for €18 to €20. There was a poster at reception with bus times, though it only ran until the end of June. I checked the transport company’s website myself and found that the trip was possible with a change in Zakynthos. I believe he deliberately lied to make me take a taxi. The day before leaving, I asked if I could keep the room a little longer because my transfer was at 1:30 p.m. They told me to ask again in the morning. When I did, I was curtly told checkout was at 11 a.m., period. There was no flexibility. On departure day, I was talking with two Belgian tourists about the airport bus and showing them the timetable poster. The owner came by, and when I told him it was out of date and he had lied to me, he looked at me with blatant contempt and said I couldn’t read. Then he called the two young men next to me “monkeys,” told us to “go back to our country,” and threatened to call the police. As I was leaving, he came back and called me “crazy.” The whole stay was deeply shocking. I found the owners unpleasant, dishonest and cold, as well as openly racist and misogynistic. I can’t accept that this behavior is still tolerated in 2025 at a place meant to welcome tourists from around the world. I expressly ask booking platforms such as Sunweb to remove this establishment from their listings. By continuing to list it, they are condoning this discriminatory behavior.