A wonderful house, very well taken care of by Mrs Eleni. Clean, warm and cosy. Mrs Eleni is always available for any issues that might occur.

The location and view are great, the house is big and comfortable

The view from the balcony was amazing, the room was very clean and comfortable. Well equipped and even though it was not including breakfast the host left us some toast, butter and jam + coffee and tea. The kitchen was well equipped.

Collecting the keys and getting there for the first time at night was a challenge as the house is not located on a main road and the host was lack of English. But this was solved easily with an English speaker neighbor. In the shower there is a lamp which can easily cause electric issues if water will get there.

The house was very beautiful, cozy, comfortable, warm, spacious indoors and outdoors, with a wonderful view. The neighborhood was quiet. Eleni, the landlady, was excellent; friendly and helpful, always with a smile on her face.

We stayed in the small one bed house which was warm with plentiful supply of hot water. The sheets and towels were clean and changed regularly but they were the only positives, I'm afraid.

The house is traditional but not as well kept as others we've stayed in. It needs up-dating and refreshing as it is drab and the furnishings shabby. It also lacks a good clean - I had to clean the fridge on arrival. The bathroom is also shabby and in need of an up-date. The hand held shower is difficult to handle and setting the temperature using the taps was virtually impossible to say the least. Sorry, but not somewhere I would recommend.

Location and generally it has really good potential

1. It was too cold! The heating was on but the house is very poorly insulated. At a minimum we should have been warned 2. There was no top bedsheet and no duvet cover which means we could have very easily slept in the same bedsheets as the previous people - generally the house was not clean

The only thing that was good was the heating, whic was satisfactory.

Almost everything: 1. When we arrived, there was no one to meet us. The place was EMPTY. Only after a phone call, someone arrived who didn't speak English at all. She couldn't give us any information, and just opened the room for us. 2. The room was dirty. The wardrobe had lots of dust in it. The dishes were dirty. There was no hand soap at the bathroom. The toilet seat was broken. 3. Half of the lamps were broken, so the room was really dark. 4. The electric kettle didn't work. We had to boil water on the stove just to drink some tea/coffe. 5. The location is bad. It's located on a small inner path of the village, very hard to find. There is a slope made of stones that leads from the parking to the room. You can't roll your luggage on it, and you need to carry it all the way up, very inconvenient. Even if you want to travel within the village you have to do it by car. Once we realised the bad state of the room we sent a message to the host. But of course there was no reply. Stay away from this place. Really.

We stayed in the 2 floor maisonette in late November. The views and the general coziness are amazing. There’s big double bed and the real wood fire, a joy when the weather outside was so wet and cold!

The shower is almost unusable it’s such a BAD design. It’s a hand held shower over a micro bath tub, half of which is a step. As a tub it’s uselessly small, and as a shower imagine trying to shower standing in a big 60cm high saucepan with a shower curtain, so tight that it wraps you up like an Egyptian mummy. within that space you have a shower mixer with scalding hot water one minute and freezing cold the next. plus, within 2cm of the top of the shower curtain, almost inside the ‘wet’ area, you have a lethally located 240 volt (normal screw in household bulb) light fitting!! One accidental spray of the moveable shower head in the wrong direction could kill you! Please get rid of it!! Why not rip out the tub, put a shower tray and curtain rail? It’s such a gorgeously thought out apartment, but the shower sucks so badly!