Everything! Location: on the corner of a beautiful village, quiet and with a breathtaking view. In the village you would find 2 great places for coffee, breakfast, lunch, dinner and drinks but also a bakery. Facilities: we had everything we needed, we were offered fruits, fresh bread, refreshments etc. The villa kept a great temperature even during the hottest days which felt like an oasis. Space: super clean, spacious and well arranged. Hosts: very welcoming, accomodating and helpful. Mpampis gave us great tips for discovering the island (even an off road route for seeing the granite formations).

The wifi connection could be improved and a wifi booster could be handy for making sure that there is good signal outdoors.

Incredible views and a beautifully presented property. Lots of small extra touches make it special. Thank you Renos

It is an old beautiful house completely renovated very clean with all comforts. Its strong point is the terrace which offers a fantastic view of the sea and Mikonos, it's really a pleasure to have breakfast there. Arnados is an enchanted and well-kept village, from the house simply going down a staircase there is a tavern that I recommend (book first) called Mbee, simple but very good food. Renos the host welcomed us with sympathy, provided us with all the support we needed (never leave us alone) and at our arrival he left for us in the house fruits, wine, bread and water and others. A TOP welcome !! We hope to be back again!!!

Maybe the shower, but let's not forget that it's an old house full of charm

Beautiful villa with fantastic views! The host was very friendly and helpful. The villas location is ideal to have a truly authentic experience of living in Tinos away from touristic areas.

Restored traditional stone home with 360 Aegean panoramic view. High quality materials carefully selected. Wide terrace to relax, comfy beds. Host very friendly, polite, attentive. Happy to return.

More than expected Windy conditions in Tinos

Nice and cozy villa with amazing view . Hospitality of the owner was excellent.

The terrace is magnificent. Very quite small village. Perfect host and welcome.

The shower was a bit uncomfortable as you need to hold it in your hands.

Absolutely super accommodation and the exceptional attitude of the owners. Renos came to the harbour for us, even though we had a car ourselves, and it wasn't hard to reach the pretty village of Arnados. Renos' sympathetic wife, who had a detailed plan for us with options for what to do on the island, was also expecting us on the scene. Renos showed us two wonderful apartments. One on the ground floor, the other on the first floor, and because of the momentary wind, recommended a ground floor apartment. Both apartments are beautifully furnished, all of which are sensibly resolved to the last detail. The equipment surpassed anything I have experienced on my travels so far. Just a few examples: A welcome huge basket of fruit, a bottle of wine, excellent jam and pastries, an adjustable heated bed sheet, a fully equipped kitchen as well as a bathroom, etc. At my request, Renos was so willing, and he supplied the grill and coal without any additional charges. The beautifully furnished rooms are dominated by a front large terrace from which the view is breathtaking. The terrace is finely handled so that you have privacy. Everything was perfectly clean. In short, it was apparent at first sight that the owners had a relationship with the site, the original building belonging to Renos’ grandma. They take care of everything with unprecedented care, and guests have the perfect sense of out-of-the-ordinary care at the level of a five-star hotel, in the authentic setting of a house with a soul. The village of Arnados is also very pretty. Two restaurants operate on site. One with a fairly likable kitchen and beautiful view is closer to living down the stairs: https://m.facebook.com/profile.php?id=1621585798072922. Unfortunately, the other restaurant, named Kastanas in the heart of the village, was no good. We had extremely good food on the advice of the owners in a restaurant about 20 minutes away by car, where Teresa cooks.

Everything was perfect on Tinos. One tip to finish. If you're coming to Mykonos and considering splitting the stay between Mykonos and Tinos: On Mykonos, just stay max. for a day or two and then quickly flee to Tinos. They're two completely different worlds. Mykonos is impossibly overpriced, the services are absolutely inferior, the island is flat and dull compared to Tinos, even off-season Mykonos is full of tourists from arriving megalodies. Tinos is paradise!