We highly recommend Lambros's house in Triopetra, having just returned from a wonderful week there in early April with our two teenaged children. Lambros is an exceptional host and was extremely thoughtful and generous throughout our trip, providing food for us when we arrived and taking time to show us the region. The location of the house is truly spectacular - we arrived after dark and were taken aback when we stepped out of the house in the morning sunshine to see the mountains behind us, olive groves stretching out in front of us, and views of the sea beyond. The accommodation (two small buildings very close to each other) is simple but comfortable, with lots of outdoor space. It's a wonderful place to relax - stunning views, and only the sounds of birds and sheep bells. It's worth shopping en route if you can, as the nearest supermarket is about a 30 minute drive away, in the small town of Spili - a lovely place to have lunch, coffee or shop. Perhaps 15 minutes from the house, the taverna in the village of Akoumia, run by Dimitra, is a great place to eat too - under the plane tree on the village square. There is a taverna at the end of the lane to the house - Taverna Filenia - which is meant to be great, but was closed when we were there (off season). Right next to this, the lane to the house off the main road is very steep and quite challenging to get up, but the property is very easy to find. All in all, we loved our stay with Lambros. The area is much less developed than the north coast, and so beautiful. Preveli Monastery and Beach are fabulous, as are Kourtaliotiko Gorge and Triopetra Beach. We highly recommend it.