Mrs Kyriaki came to pick us up from the port. Upon our arrival at the house we were offered some cheese, tomatoes , fruit, some whine and raki, which was a very kind and polite gesture from her part.
The house is well located at a walk distance from Chora, and some useful shops such as a supermarket and a bakery are righ next door. Although it was described as a two bedroom house that can accommodate up to five people, it actually has one bedroom with a double bed and a very small bedroom with a single bed created by parting the living room by an L shape wall. This so called bedroom has no air conditioning and cooling is provided by the the living room unit. In the living room area there is a couch that can allow two children to sleep, but definitely not comfortable for two adults. The bathroom is big and well equipped and all appliances in the house are new. We had some trouble with the single bed because on our third day, it somehow fell apart so one of us spent a sleepless night, because she had to change for the couch in the middle of the night, which was not very comfortable either. Mrs Kyriaki tried to fix it, but she finally had to call a carpenter, which meant a second unconfortable night for one of us.
The house is generally quite clean, and we were provided with enough sheets and towels during our stay. I must also mention the house is a bit noisy quite early in the morning because of a big warehouse that is right next door, where people start unloading goods very early.
All in all, the house doesn’t quite correspond to its description regarding the accommodation capacity and we consider it overpriced.