Filippos Resort II by Karidi

The apartment had everything we needed. We spent time relaxing in the beautiful summer garden or by the pool, in a quiet and lovely location. The host was very friendly and shared useful information for our stay.

How is it okay to treat tourists this disrespectfully? Renting rooms is your business, and you’re supposed to be tourism professionals. We’ve all seen the photos of the mess in your rooms: dirty walls, damp patches, faulty doors, windows with no screens, broken toilet seats, and toilets that keep running. Worst of all, water leaks from the toilet onto the bathroom floor and runs toward the drain in the middle of the room. Is that how you welcome people who have crossed two countries to get to you? Guests asked for their money back, and you threatened to cause them problems at the border. Aren’t you ashamed? People all over Vourvourou and Greece have seen your behavior and the state of the place. You’ve lost thousands of potential tourists. We’d wanted to visit and stay in Vorvourou too, since we passed through last year, but now we don’t want to anymore.

Everything was good during our holiday. The studio apartment was cleaned every day, and the linens and towels were changed regularly. I really recommend the place. Hope to see you soon ☺️

Stavrula was so kind. When I hurt myself at the beach, she took care of my wound herself, and she immediately sorted out everything we asked for. I’m extremely grateful to her. The accommodation was fantastic, very clean and tidy, with daily cleaning. I’d highly recommend it, especially for Stavrula’s kindness. Vourvoru is a nice, small town with fantastic restaurants. Five or six days is enough, since things get a bit repetitive after that. That’s about the town, though, not the accommodation, which is high quality. We had a wonderful six-day stay.