First, stop reading this and go book Villa Thori right away, so you won't lose it to someone else, then come back to read.
Staying in this house was the highlight of my Greek vacation. The home is superb, with unbelievable views in every direction. Flora told me "Thori" means the place with the view. It's a masterpiece, with a choice of terraces enabling you to enjoy the outside with as much or as little direct sunlight as you want. Walks along the footpath up to Artemonas, down to Poulati Beach, or over to Kastro are marvelous. Each around a half hour, unless you stop every four feet to take photos as we did. Swimming in Poulati and at the Church of 7 Martyrs is amazing. Bring a snorkel mask if you have one! You'll want one everywhere in Greece.
Ioanna and Flora are both so attentive and kind, and always available. They are very responsive to guests and they go a long way to ensure you have a great experience in the house. The kitchen was stocked with fresh fruits and staples like coffee, tea, milk, bread, and sandwich makings. Plus a special gift of sweets from a local shop, because it was my birthday. They really attend to details, like providing indoor slippers and really nice towels. They are thorough when showing you everything about the house and they allowed and trusted us to water the garden and to give fresh water to the two turtles who like to stay under a rock, in the shade just beyond the driveway. They made it feel like a home instead of just a beautiful place to sleep. At the time of our stay, Flora was working at a travel agency, and all of her suggestions about where to go for food and what to see were spot on. She made herself available for all of our questions about Greece, even after our stay. I wanted to bring their whole family home to stay with us in the U.S. They made us feel like we made great new friends. I really can't say enough about the place and we are immediately saving up to come again and bring the whole family this time. The place is brilliant for families who like to get outside & go!