Great location. Available parking next to building. Kind owner.

Beautiful en-suite room with an amazing sea view. Clean, comfortable and had everything we needed. The host was very helpful and welcoming. Waking up to that view was absolutely lovely! Highly recommend.

Έχει parking , δίπλα στην θαλασσα, απλό δωμάτιο και οικονομικό, είχε στεγνωτηρα μαλλιών, και ήταν καθαρό πλην του aircondition

Το aircondition είχε εμφανή μούχλα, διαφορετικα και λογω της τιμής η βαθμολογία θα ηταν μεγαλύτερη

The location of En Plo Rooms is what makes it. My room was clean, was equipped with everything that was needed.

It was difficult to know who does what, but there appears to be a family running En Plo, with an overall boss, Elpiniki. There is a man there called "Olsi", along with 2 young teenagers, one boy and one girl, who carry the service for everyone else. There are 3 older women, and 1 specifically who constantly looked down her nose at me whenever I walked in. I never caught the name of this specific woman, but she was wearing the same grey/slate/mauveish tshirt daily. All 3 women have a similar description in that they all have light/blonde/grey hair. For the sake of this review, we will call her Elena. These women did the bare minimum that they could do, saying "Good night" etc however one evening, I tried to ask if there was an external shower and we didn't understand each other. That's fine. I do not expect anyone to speak English. I'm a professional linguist and if I could speak Greek, I would. As I was walking off I heard her mutter something in a derisive manner. She was NOT talking to herself. It is unacceptable to do this to your guests. Major kudos should be given to the young girl, boy and to Olsi as without them there would be no customer service. Despite feeling judged by these 3 women, I did decide to eat lunch at En Plo one day as it was easy for me. I approached the counter to pay and I was stared down by the younger man who was manning the gyros spit and was clearly some form of chef. I get it. It can be difficult in the tourist industry to avoid communication issues, however I did not expect to be treated the way I was which included being confronted with blank stares as I approached the counter. "Elena", the seemingly oldest woman, the chef and another member of staff gawked at me instead of saying something like "parakalo" or "can I help you?" They stared at me until the young girl came by.