George and Panos were extremely welcoming and solicitous of our needs. We were enthusiastically greeted and provided with anything we needed: a fan, towels, extra outlet splitter (there's only one outlet in the cabin!). The food at the taverna was uniformly good, and amazingly fresh, as much of it was grown in the garden only a few feet away, and Panos was willing to be creative about cocktails. :-) The adults also liked the mountain tea made of local herbs, though our girls did not.
The bunk beds were not particularly comfortable, and we had to leave our door open to have it not be stiflingly hot (apparently it was unusually warm when we visited). None of us--even the kids--slept well either night. But we also aren't campers; families who are more used to sleeping fairly rough might not have found it problematic at all. Everything was very clean.
The pool was a total delight -- cool and large and with ample seating everywhere. There's also a ping pong table, foosball table, basketball hoop, trampoline, playground, and walking paths everywhere. The drive is harrowing; we spent the last 45 minutes mostly in 1st gear going 10 km/hour. But you then arrive at a beautiful spot that feels amazingly remote!
By the way, it's worth knowing that there are also villas on the same property that are more expensive but actual houses with real beds, indoor bathrooms, etc. Had we realized this, we probably would have stayed there instead. But this was a fun adventure, and really wonderful to be so remote.