More or less nothing

So hot

Very clean and tidy. Many amenities around the camp, including restaurant and mini market. Quiet at night. There is even a special bus to Naousa.

Last bus back from Naousa is at 10:00pm. Staying inside the but during the day when there is a heat wave is not a good idea.

The ladies from the reception were super nice and helpful with information to get around the island. Shuttle to the ferry was included for free.

I booked a hut and looking at the pics there were nice n bright rooms with two beds. I received a small, pretty dark room with two bunk beds, super hot, n not even a towel. Not even for rent...I paid 40€ for this cabin which was worth max 25€ when staying alone. Bathroom n shower use at the camping facility. Which is fine for me, but at a lower price. The bed was extremely uncomfortable as well. I had a very bad wifi reception as well in my hut. I guess I should have paid more attention to detail when booking but in my opinion, the cabin had little to do with the pictures.

Enough space for parking inside, under the trees. Proximity of the beach, with seemingly nice atmosphere and helpful waiters. Staff seems to try their best. Bedsheets were clean (but then again, all 4 beds in my "single" room were already fitted, and Im not sure how is this environment-friendly if they wash it all after my checking-out, OR how is this pandemic-friendly, if they wash only the bed sheets they think I used). Price was one of the cheapest on the island, but still I moved to a different hotel the next day, with same price, working AC and internet, and private bathroom.

After checking in, I was informed that the swimming pool used for advertising the place on Booking.com does not operate "due to government requirement". I wasn't there for the pool so I didn't mind, but I thought it would be fair not to advertise their property as one with a pool if they cannot provide the frame for Covid measures (if that is truly the reasoning). Some guests might be disappointed if you say that some of the description used for the resort is fake. It was not the only thing... Even if I booked a single beach Hut with a picture of twin beds, I got the room with 4 bunk beds for a single-person use. The receptionist said I should not worry as it is only me using the room. It seems she did not understand my concern is not about extra people coming in, but about extra beds in the room which additionally closed the tiny space. The hut was extremely hot during the day. The fan was provided, but it didn't help much. I could open only one window, as the second window did not have a mosquito net, so air flow was impossible to create. Even if the profile says that the wifi is free and available in the room, the signal clearly did not cover all the areas. I went to complain to the staff and asked at least for the location of the router, but nobody had an answer, and they told me to "try walking towards the beach". Hilarious. I found out by myself that the restaurant had a better wifi signal, so I came with my laptop to work (I was here on a business trip). But then electricity was not working in none of the sockets there. Later that day, the electrician came to fix it. I didn't eat in the restaurant, but it's also very wrong to assume that they serve dinner over there, as booking.com profile suggests, because they close the place at 6 pm! The resort's shop is not open at all, even if they nominally have it, and the next shop is in Naoussa, so good luck with fixing your hunger without a car!

budget option, pool area was nice to use, receptionist was friendly, free shuttle bus in and out of Naoussa (leaves at 7 and returns at 10)

drop toilets, one of the mattresses in the hut had a huge dip in the middle, didn't love the location on the island, especially as bus timetables are limited and the first bus is at 11:00am and only goes to Naoussa. Would prefer to stay in Naoussa, or elsewhere