Sunsea Wellness Resort

This is a wonderful place to stay! It is perfect if you want to get a good rest, but also a great spot to explore all the attractions around Agios Stefanos. The breakfasts are amazing every morning! Most of all, Kat and Theo are wonderful hosts. They are super friendly, kind, funny, and always make sure you have everything you need. Highly recommended!

We loved the beautiful location and the hosts were so hospitable and helpful. It really made for an extremely comfortable stay

Everything was excellent however it is on a hill so if you have any mobility issues that would be something to consider

Kate e Teo sono due host fantastici. Ci hanno accolto e ci siamo sentiti come a casa. Ottima la colazione ricercata e in linea con il tema wellness che guida il loro concetto di ospitalità. Posizione ottima vicino alla spiaggia e con una piscina dalla vista magnifica sulla baia. Un posto di pace e relax. Da consigliare sicuramente

La salita ripida per uscire dal parcheggio ma gestibile

The property was quite high up and so there was a good view. The swimming pool area was nice to look onto. The couple running it were very friendly and available. The wellness ideas, on diet and exercise, were very much in line with my own approach.

Initially we were given a room (bedroom plus bathroom at the back) on the lower level. Unfortunately the bathroom did not have any window or through ventilation. Consequently, it was dark and there was no airflow. The bathroom remained damp after a shower, and as we had to follow the usual Greek practice of putting used toilet paper into a bin, it wasn’t very pleasant. Kat, one of the owners, asked me how things were and I mentioned the above. So, after two nights, we were able to move to one of the rooms on the higher level. Here the bathroom did have windows and it was much more pleasant. The other major problem with the property is its location on a very steep slope. The vehicle access is down this slope and then involves a sharp right angle turn into the car park which is a narrow strip lined with parked cars. In order to leave the car park, you first have to turn your car around which is very difficult in the confined space and involves multiple movements back-and-forth. Then one has to turn the right angle bend onto the very steep upwards slope, and immediately accelerate upwards. So driving a car in and out is very demanding. This was a big disincentive to going anywhere in the car and as a result, in five days we only went out on one trip. Other residents had the same problem with driving in and out, one couple leaving their car in a slightly wider part of the public lane above, risking a scrape from a passing car.