Diakonis Studios

The rooms were clean and it was close to the beach, but the beds were really hard. The staff seemed to be in a bad mood all week and were pretty unprofessional. Breakfast cost 6 euro per person and wasn't that great. On some days, the pool had bugs and leaves in it.

A calm, cozy place that suits couples, families and people who aren't looking to party. There's a pool, swings for the kids and a minimarket nearby on the corner. Breakfast costs 6 euro a day, and you can rent a car through the hotel at good rates. It's a 10-minute walk to town and the harbor, where there are plenty of tavernas.

The air conditioning seems like it's from the 1700s. From check-in, I didn't feel welcome. The breakfast is served in a strict, almost gestapo-style way: eight marmalade cups, two butters, one cup of juice, two slices of bread, six tablespoons of yoghurt and two eggs. I'm allergic to eggs, so I asked for something else. The answer was, "You will get it, and then you throw it in the trashcan." If you got a winning ticket for a trip here, you could go, I suppose. Otherwise, there's an old, angry, disappointed man running around and yelling at guests when they complain. He also doesn't like kids. I could write a book, but being here gives me anxiety.

The people were really nice and kind, and spoke very good English. The rooms and breakfast were about what you'd expect for the price, with everything you need but no extras. Cutlery was very limited, and the shower wasn't very nice.