Douskos Guesthouse

Near the port. Nice receptionist. Our room had a little balcony looking towards the port. Bells ringing nearby were fun. Breakfast was down the road up steep steps but was decent.

Some things a bit tatty like the bedspread. Bed quite hard. Difficult to eat breakfast if it was windy and raining in the high exposed balcony( which it was on our stay). On a sunny day it would be lovely.

The best host ever Liha is a great woman she helped us organise our stay

Everything was perfect

This was a lovely property that was very conveniently located! Anastasia was wonderful and very communicative. Also they had a hidden rooftop that was perfect for watching the sunrise! Also don’t listen to the other reviews about breakfast, it was amazing and the garden riff top was stunning!

Beds not the best but not terrible

Maybe this is a bargain when the season starts, but in the off-season all the pros for the place—outside of the very central location—are just not here. Reviews say "helpful front desk"—well no one was there the entire time I was there, so I couldn't ask about hikes or what restaurants are open (important in the offseason!) or if my room's heater works. Reviews rave about the breakfast—not available. The cleaning lady was great and kind and around, but it's not her job to be the point person. If you stay open for off-season, you should still operate like a destination place, because for some travelers it still is!

Cold room, no breakfast, no front desk, thin sheets (I slept with them doubled up), broken shower head, impossibly wet bathroom, nearly nonexistent wifi, ac/heater that 1) didnt work and 2) emitted a vibrant glow whether on or off, which leads to the electrical system of the room: electricity is only on if you have the key in a slot. To sleep not under the sick glare of the AC, I removed the key each night. This meant I also couldn't do basic things like charge my phone.