Muses

The rooms are a good size and clean, though not modern, which is what you’d expect in Greece. The cleaners come in every day, the staff are lovely, and breakfast has something for everyone: cereal, pastries, yogurt, juice, and coffee. It’s a brilliant hotel in an excellent spot, only about a 10-minute walk to the island’s best beach. I was sceptical after reading the negative reviews, but honestly don’t know what planet those people were on. The area could use a couple more bars or places to eat, but you can easily catch a bus for 2-3 euros per person to restaurants and bars. The stop is a two-minute walk from the hotel, and buses come every 10-15 minutes. The bus service is excellent. We thoroughly enjoyed the holiday and hotel, and would recommend it!

The pool and bar area are really good, with great music by the pool, and the beach is a five-minute walk away. Rooms are basic but very clean, and the staff are great. Our bathroom is great too. It’s cleaned daily, though towels are changed every three days. We have a nice balcony, and there’s a restaurant attached to the hotel, plus a few other places nearby. Breakfast is very basic. You have to pay for the room’s A/C and fridge. The bus stop is just across the road, with a trip to town costing 4 euros.

A lovely, relaxed place to stay, with a great restaurant in the evening. The beach is just five minutes away, and the staff are lovely.

For the price, it’s a good hotel, with lovely little blocks of flats and a nice pool. Our room for the night had a good-sized balcony with chairs, but nowhere to hang wet towels or swimsuits, and no drying rack outside. The shower was below standard: there’s no curtain, so the bathroom pretty much floods each time. And if, like me, you enjoy a hot shower, you may be disappointed because the water didn’t get anywhere near hot. Breakfast had a very limited selection of Greek options, so don’t expect a continental spread. The food they did serve was tasty, though. Overall, we had a good experience for the price we paid.