Christofer's Rooms

The room was clean and traditional, and we liked it. The WiFi was fast, and both check-in and check-out were quick and problem-free. The bathroom is small, and the shower was a tight fit for me at 1.78, so keep that in mind. There were no screens on the windows or balcony, so bugs came in at night. You don’t tend to find anyone from the accommodation on site, so you have to call if you need something. That didn’t bother us, but you should have a card on your mobile. For example, our sheets weren’t changed during the four days we stayed. At night it can be hard to find the place. You have to come in from behind, on the gas station side. The view is amazing, so it’s worth booking a room facing the sea. The place is close to lots of things, and Zagora has shops open at night where you can get food or a drink. If I went back to Pelion, I’d book here again. Noisy.

We stayed for five days at the beginning of August in a double room with a sea view. The room was nice, but dirty. The bathroom drain was leaking and smelled awful, and the owners didn’t respond to that. The cleaner came just once, on the third day. The bathroom bin filled up, so we changed it ourselves, and we ended up doing the cleaning ourselves in general. All this for 50 euros a night. I’ll let you draw your own conclusions.

Everything worked out well: the host was helpful, the room was very nice, parking was fairly easy, and the price was good.

For an 80s-style room overlooking the gas station roof, 55 euros feels like a lot. I think rooms like these should cost at least 20 euros. I don’t know whether some of them have a view.