Porto Pefkohori

The location was good, but after this stay I wouldn’t return even for free. We spent seven nights there this month with a toddler and a baby, and it was the worst experience ever. The photos look shiny and nice, but the place was filthy in real life. There was so much dust under the beds that I wondered how long they’d gone without cleaning there. Ants and bugs were everywhere. Instead of cleaning supplies in each room, there was one mop and broom for all the ground-floor rooms. Some of the sheets were changed, but not all, only the ones with stains. The Wi-Fi was basically no internet at all. Late at night, from one particular corner of the room, you might get a signal. The blankets smelled of sweat, as if someone had used them and they’d just been rolled back up without washing. The kitchen wasn’t equipped well enough, and the beds were so uncomfortable that we woke up more tired, with back pain, every day. There was a TV but no signal. The drawers wouldn’t close, so our toddler hit herself on them a couple of times before we stuffed socks or clothes in to keep them shut. There was a barbecue fireplace, but it was closed and uncleaned. There was no parking lot either. You could stop there to unload, then had to park down the street by the beach. Disaster!