We stayed in the beautiful, Seashell House, for 9 nights at the end of April/beginning of May. We absolutely loved the charming little fishing cove of Mandrakia and the house was so beautiful: such love, care and attention has gone into every single detail. It had everything you could want when away from home including a deliciously comfortable bed. Dimitrios, who managed the property on behalf of the owners, did everything to make sure we had a great stay and sorted our rental car and boat trip to Kleftiko etc., and was there for us if we needed anything. And Philip and his wife, Helen, the owners, were so generous and kind and ensured that we had everything we needed also with thoughtful basic supplies on our arrival as well as their delicious free-range chicken eggs. This home, Mandrakia and Milos were everything we could want for complete rest and respite. Each day we hiked different sections of the island, swam in the sea, explored all the great natural sites the island offers because of its volcanic nature and in the evenings we had the comfort of the lovely Seashell House which had an excellent heating system, if we were chilled on arrival home. Each night we slept solidly for between 8 to 10 hours with the lovely sea air coming in our bedroom window. Among many attractions we could mention The Milos Mining Museum is a must. We also couldn’t get enough of the delicious nutritious food on offer everywhere and local rosé wine. The nearby Mouratos bakery (“Art of Bakery”) was a highlight of our day where we would have morning coffee and sometimes their spanokoptika and marvel at how they can possibly bake all that they bake (from 2am each morning and open for breakfast from 3am!!). The art of baking at it’s best! We look forward to coming back to Milos again in low season and cannot recommend Seashell House highly enough.