We had a super holiday at bargain low season rates thanks partly to our cheerful and friendly host, Evangelos. We spent 7 nights at Endless Blue Suites in the week before most European schools break up for Easter and the temperatures reached daily highs of about 20 degrees C, the highest about 22/23 degrees. We were able to swim most days, the sea temperatures being comparable to the English Channel in June.
Our room was well-appointed and clean with an especially large and comfortable bed. We did not use the jacuzzi but everything worked well. On the first night, we were too cold in bed and needed an extra blanket but none was to be found and there was no one there at night to ask. The room has very thick walls and I imagine that would be great in the heat of Summer to stop it getting too hot, but it was too cold at night in early Spring. A blanket next day solved the problem and we since learned that we could have used the air-conditioning system as a warm air heater.
The location of the room was superb and just outside the door was a seating area right by the sea, perfect to sit outside and read/chill out. Drinks and snacks can be ordered at this seating area. From 9am you can get a good value continental breakfast with copious amounts of good quality cheese, sausage and lovely Greek yoghurt.
There is a very good fish restaurant, Thalassino Ageri, also by the waterside, about 30 metres further down and as we ate there and watched the sunset, a shoal of fish was almost jumping out of the water! I am sure this restaurant is very well known, as it is so good, so if you are having difficulty explaining the location to the taxi-driver, it is probably good to mention the Taverna, which is also the best place to be dropped off for access to your room; the room is not wheelchair friendly nor very good if you have a walking difficulty.
There is a lovely 20 minute walk to the town centre and Venetian harbour following a route along the water edge through a small park at the Villa Koundouros Museum to avoid the traffic on the main road. Although it is probably not suitable to swim outside the room because of the rocks and stones, there is a designated swimming area less than 10 minutes walk away (in the opposite direction from town) with changing cubicles and there are great beaches at Kalathas and Stavros (where Zorba the Greek was filmed) not far away.
We gave 4 stars overall, because 1) no one is there before 9am, in the afternoon and later in the evening/at night which could cause a problem (although we managed fine except for the blanket issue!) and 2) the area is an industrial redevelopment area (old tanneries) with several properties lying empty, ripe for redevelopment. There was no work going on while we were there, but our host was, I think, still occupied with finishing work on his property on the upper floors; this did not disturb us in the least - nothing noisy. I imagine that when the area is completely redeveloped, it will be a very fashionable part of town (with double the prices). This is already noticeable at the expensive Spa Hotel, the 'Old Tanneries' next door, a beautiful completed development with, we imagine, some very good spa treatments if that is your thing.