Vasiliki and Vasiliki’s mother Voula’s secluded home is all you need for an enchanted stay at Parikia. It’s incredibly well situated and very cosy with all these lovely little details that denote the artistic flair of its owners. The bed is extremely good. Despite the heat of the days we stayed (37°C) we had a very good quality sleep. The place is small but one gets use to it very quickly. Everything is at hand and you won’t lack anything as regards kitchen appliances. There is no view but this is because it’s just within the oldest part of Parikia beside the Agios Konstantinos (Saint Constantin) ’s church. It is with thick walls and on a 1,50 meter wide pedestrian street ant it’s situated at the level of it. From the church, 15 meters away and as rightly said by the other guests, one has the best view on Parikia Bay and harbour. Also, even if you arrive late and didn’t have time to buy some food, Voula would not only receive you with some touching present of lavender she has assembled herself and sea shells, but also with a sufficient full fridge to avoid going out on an empty stomach.