Yannis and his staff were professional and helpful. Our stay was effortless; perhaps our biggest decision was where to eat lunch and dinner. He picked us up from the airport, holding a “Studios Stratos” sign at the port upon our arrival. Breakfast was reasonably priced and available early (since we departed on day trips as early as 7am). Yannis or another staff member were on-site most of the day so we always had someone to welcome us when we returned to the studio late after a day of sightseeing. My husband and I highly recommend the Antiparos Island tour with Captain Ben (his vessel has been booked by celebrities). We had an amazing time swimming in caves and sunning ourselves on the second story deck. We booked directly through Yannis at reception. The studio was roomy for my husband and me. The studios are cleaned daily. The photos are a true representation of the studios—you have a sea-front view from the bed. Paros is ridiculously beautiful so the photos cannot possibly capture the beauty of the white and blue town overlooking the ocean. My husband and I kept pinching ourselves because we couldn’t believe it was real. We stayed there just before the beginning of the tourist season (June – September). The water was just beginning to warm up so we had to brace ourselves when getting in the water at Delphini. The beaches are small but not overcrowded and you have your choice of several beaches within walking distance (there are steps down to beaches at frequent intervals along the coast). Close to the studios, you can walk to a little church built into the clifface, then proceed to the pebble and sand beach just below. The bed was firm (which I liked) and the apartment was clean. The balcony was good to have to dry your swimsuit after a day at the beach. Greek TV is available (but we didn’t watch it most days because we were out and about). Everything is happening along the peer so you’ll have to walk a sometimes-narrow stretch of road to the restaurants and bars. Though we felt safe I wish I had brought a flashlight because it’s not completely lit in places and the motorists drive quickly. We mostly ate out but we did easily re-heat food on the double burner range top. Paros can be windy so we opened the double doors and closed the screen (to keep out the mosquitos) for fresh air. The studio is next to a sushi restaurant (excellent) but you will have to walk a bit to get to the bars, shops, and restaurants. The town is set up for tourists. It can be a good thing because you can easily buy souvenirs and find a quick bite or coffee. We were in Paros for five nights so we walked away from the port front through the narrow old town streets toward some of the other restaurants (we recommend Beer House for a good selection...