Cyclades Islands Honeymoon Holidays

Review: “Five stars? Maybe just on the hotel’s flag…” The only things that truly deserve five stars here are the view and the friendliness of the staff – and for that, full credit. The rest feels more like a creative interpretation of what four stars (or less) should be. Breakfast? Basic, bland, and far from what you’d expect at a hotel claiming to be luxurious. The pool? More like a large bathtub by a busy road – relaxing to the sounds of motorbikes and the aroma of diesel fumes is a unique experience that really no one should pay luxury rates for. Rooms and bathrooms clearly haven’t been updated in years – the decor is tired, and time has left its mark in every corner. Comfort? More budget than boutique. Yes, the price was lower than actual five-star hotels – and that’s a relief, because otherwise someone might feel truly ripped off. The conclusion? As always: there’s no such thing as a free lunch. And if someone tries to convince you this is a luxury hotel – let them spend their own vacation there, souvenir motorcycle muffler in hand.

We stayed with our two kids, aged 10 and 13. This was a small boutique hotel with only six suites. It is at an extremely convenient location in that it is close to the roads, but still very peaceful and quiet. It did not require a far walk with the luggage, which was a huge plus. It is right across from a very popular Caldera side restaurant called Barolo. It is walkable to all major attractions, shopping areas and restaurants in the area. It is quite close to the bus station as well if public transportation was to be used. It was very close to a supermarket we wanted to get some daily essentials. The hotel was extremely well maintained. There was a nicely sized beautiful pool, which was lovely on the hot days. Air conditioning worked great. Breakfast is included, and it is very plentiful and delicious, and served to your unit either outdoors or indoors. The outdoor breakfast has a great view of the Aegean Sea. The staff were extremely attentive Throughout our stay. The rooms are cleaned twice a day. Plenty of bottled water was provided. I really have no complaints about this place. The company also has some villas available at a close by location which can accommodate slightly bigger groups as well. It was really a wonderful stay for the adults and the kids too. We would definitely stay here again!

The property was a "10" 5 nites Irene and Maria at reception outstanding Had never been to Tinos / everyday they put together a itinerary for us / different villages to visit and wonderful suggestions for lunch and dinner stops The only thing you need to know is that a car is a necessity / they arrange one from town to be delivered and we returned it to their location at the ferry terminal when we left Highly recommend / remainder of the staff smiling and helpful / they could not do enough We will return for sure

Absolutely stunning!!

Property was nice, staff were great and always ready to lend a hand. We had a sea view room that was nice, small patio with a table and chairs. Very quiet area away from the partying of Mykonos. Hotel is about 5-10 min from the town and going to town is easy, it’s all down hill so coming back is all up hill which isn’t great. There’s no sidewalks so you’re walking in the road, lots of traffic and once you get down the bus stop at the bottom it’s kinda like playing frogger with the scooters and quads, taxis and busses.

Review: “Five stars? Maybe just on the hotel’s flag…” The only things that truly deserve five stars here are the view and the friendliness of the staff – and for that, full credit. The rest feels more like a creative interpretation of what four stars (or less) should be. Breakfast? Basic, bland, and far from what you’d expect at a hotel claiming to be luxurious. The pool? More like a large bathtub by a busy road – relaxing to the sounds of motorbikes and the aroma of diesel fumes is a unique experience that really no one should pay luxury rates for. Rooms and bathrooms clearly haven’t been updated in years – the decor is tired, and time has left its mark in every corner. Comfort? More budget than boutique. Yes, the price was lower than actual five-star hotels – and that’s a relief, because otherwise someone might feel truly ripped off. The conclusion? As always: there’s no such thing as a free lunch. And if someone tries to convince you this is a luxury hotel – let them spend their own vacation there, souvenir motorcycle muffler in hand.

Absolutely stunning!!

Property was nice, staff were great and always ready to lend a hand. We had a sea view room that was nice, small patio with a table and chairs. Very quiet area away from the partying of Mykonos. Hotel is about 5-10 min from the town and going to town is easy, it’s all down hill so coming back is all up hill which isn’t great. There’s no sidewalks so you’re walking in the road, lots of traffic and once you get down the bus stop at the bottom it’s kinda like playing frogger with the scooters and quads, taxis and busses.

What unique about this property is the ambience of the property, the staff are very friendly and their hospitality is beyond excellent,

Review: “Five stars? Maybe just on the hotel’s flag…” The only things that truly deserve five stars here are the view and the friendliness of the staff – and for that, full credit. The rest feels more like a creative interpretation of what four stars (or less) should be. Breakfast? Basic, bland, and far from what you’d expect at a hotel claiming to be luxurious. The pool? More like a large bathtub by a busy road – relaxing to the sounds of motorbikes and the aroma of diesel fumes is a unique experience that really no one should pay luxury rates for. Rooms and bathrooms clearly haven’t been updated in years – the decor is tired, and time has left its mark in every corner. Comfort? More budget than boutique. Yes, the price was lower than actual five-star hotels – and that’s a relief, because otherwise someone might feel truly ripped off. The conclusion? As always: there’s no such thing as a free lunch. And if someone tries to convince you this is a luxury hotel – let them spend their own vacation there, souvenir motorcycle muffler in hand.

We stayed with our two kids, aged 10 and 13. This was a small boutique hotel with only six suites. It is at an extremely convenient location in that it is close to the roads, but still very peaceful and quiet. It did not require a far walk with the luggage, which was a huge plus. It is right across from a very popular Caldera side restaurant called Barolo. It is walkable to all major attractions, shopping areas and restaurants in the area. It is quite close to the bus station as well if public transportation was to be used. It was very close to a supermarket we wanted to get some daily essentials. The hotel was extremely well maintained. There was a nicely sized beautiful pool, which was lovely on the hot days. Air conditioning worked great. Breakfast is included, and it is very plentiful and delicious, and served to your unit either outdoors or indoors. The outdoor breakfast has a great view of the Aegean Sea. The staff were extremely attentive Throughout our stay. The rooms are cleaned twice a day. Plenty of bottled water was provided. I really have no complaints about this place. The company also has some villas available at a close by location which can accommodate slightly bigger groups as well. It was really a wonderful stay for the adults and the kids too. We would definitely stay here again!

Review: “Five stars? Maybe just on the hotel’s flag…” The only things that truly deserve five stars here are the view and the friendliness of the staff – and for that, full credit. The rest feels more like a creative interpretation of what four stars (or less) should be. Breakfast? Basic, bland, and far from what you’d expect at a hotel claiming to be luxurious. The pool? More like a large bathtub by a busy road – relaxing to the sounds of motorbikes and the aroma of diesel fumes is a unique experience that really no one should pay luxury rates for. Rooms and bathrooms clearly haven’t been updated in years – the decor is tired, and time has left its mark in every corner. Comfort? More budget than boutique. Yes, the price was lower than actual five-star hotels – and that’s a relief, because otherwise someone might feel truly ripped off. The conclusion? As always: there’s no such thing as a free lunch. And if someone tries to convince you this is a luxury hotel – let them spend their own vacation there, souvenir motorcycle muffler in hand.

We stayed with our two kids, aged 10 and 13. This was a small boutique hotel with only six suites. It is at an extremely convenient location in that it is close to the roads, but still very peaceful and quiet. It did not require a far walk with the luggage, which was a huge plus. It is right across from a very popular Caldera side restaurant called Barolo. It is walkable to all major attractions, shopping areas and restaurants in the area. It is quite close to the bus station as well if public transportation was to be used. It was very close to a supermarket we wanted to get some daily essentials. The hotel was extremely well maintained. There was a nicely sized beautiful pool, which was lovely on the hot days. Air conditioning worked great. Breakfast is included, and it is very plentiful and delicious, and served to your unit either outdoors or indoors. The outdoor breakfast has a great view of the Aegean Sea. The staff were extremely attentive Throughout our stay. The rooms are cleaned twice a day. Plenty of bottled water was provided. I really have no complaints about this place. The company also has some villas available at a close by location which can accommodate slightly bigger groups as well. It was really a wonderful stay for the adults and the kids too. We would definitely stay here again!

Absolutely stunning!!