Paradisos Apartments

Mr. Stellos was kind and helpful, and the hosts gave us two cups of honey as a gift. The Villa is close to the beach, which suited me because the shore is rocky, and the water is clear. There are deck chairs by the Villa and seaside, a grassy courtyard, a barbecue spot, and free parking. Two outdoor showers make it easy to rinse off shoes after the sea. But the place isn't really suitable for six people, since the sofa doesn't convert into a bed for two. The shower room is tiny, and water drains badly because the floor hole isn't at the lowest point. The air conditioner blows hot air instead of cooling. We weren't given toilet paper or soap, and towels and sheets were changed only once. The kitchenware was poor quality, and food burned even in the pot. There were a few stray dogs wandering around the Villa grounds, and nobody turned them away. We had a four-year-old who was afraid of them. One dog even jumped on my son and pulled him to the ground. Other children there were scared too. A dog also chewed my sandal, and this isn't the owners' problem! Parking only fits four or five cars, so sometimes I had to leave mine roadside near the Villa. The woman looking after the Villa spoke very little English. Wi-Fi didn't work in room 12, so you had to go outside to get online. In general it was poor and kept cutting out, including while I was writing this feedback.