The room was clean and equipped with kettle, coffee maker, bottle opener, dishes and glasses for 3, and hair dryer. Drinking water was provided each day, and the hotel has a pool and free WiFi. Once I understood that the vibe was supposed to be "Cycladic Village" hence cement construction, heavy shutters, minimalist decor with bare light bulbs for bedside lamps, I was able to accept the room, but I did not love it, nor could I find the "luxury" other reviewers wrote about. Rooms were not equipped with amenities like tissue, slippers, robes, or body cream. The light in the magnifying mirror did not work, and the hand soap dispenser in the bathroom was empty and not replenished during my stay (I used shower gel instead). My room had table and chairs in a public area (not a private balcony as shown in the photos), shutters that were blocked by branches and could not be properly opened. There was inadequate outside lighting and arriving at my room after dark, I could not find the keyhole and had trouble unlocking the door. I should have asked for another room that faced toward the beach to avoid the full brunt of the sun all day and perhaps avoid all the other problems of this particular room. On a positive note, the scrambled eggs at breakfast were the best of the five hotels I stayed at.
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