We had a wonderful two weeks at Ya Hara. Chrysoula left a big basket of fruit, cake and raki to welcome us and bottles of cold water in the fridge, which were greatly appreciated after a long and hot journey. The house was spacious, clean and comfortable. The pool was lovely and inviting, we used it virtually everyday. The kitchen was well equipped, there were no shortage of glasses, crockery and cutlery.
Chrysoula came by a few days later to do general housekeeping and change the sheets. We were on our way to Hania, she gave us some tips on where to shop and park. We came back to a clean house and the sheets on the beds were pressed and presented like in hotels with towels folded artfully on top. I know this is frivolous but it's the details that make this place wonderful.
You do need a car to get around, the house is on the outskirt of the village and it's a bit of a way down to the local beach and taverna. It's a shame there isn't a taverna closer where we could get a bite and drink and walk back after.
All in all Ay Hara is a wonderful place with a super view of sunsets, whether you are watching it from the pool side, breakfast bar, balcony or the outdoor dinning room.
We had a great time. Thank you Chrysoula.