Rodakas is a nice family hotel and good value for Santorini -- we had an expansive southern view of the ocean from our balcony. ...the hosts George and his uncle were very helpful in terms of explaining the ins and outs of Santorini..they offer a simple and wholesome breakfast buffet with great yoghurt among selection of cereal and eggs. We could have had a greater selection of fresh fruit. The hotel is at the south end of the island, a 5 min walk to the village of Akrotiri (which has 5 or 6 good family tavernas) and about 1.5 miles above the Akrotiri ruins and beach (where there are a string of great seafood restaurants right on the water -- literally). Note: you must see the Akrotiri Ruins!! Bathrooms are small but clean and don't expect large showers--however this is standard throughout Greece. We had a family suite which consisted of a pull out bed (decent for kids, but not for adults or larger teenagers) and a loft which had a very comfortable queen sized bed. The air conditioner worked fine, but rattled now and again. We ended up renting a little car (suggested by Rodakas) from an agency just down the road in Akrotiri and we would recommend a car rental in Santorini (30 euro/day for a basic little 4 seater -- nothing fancy!!) Buses are frequent (the stop is outside the hotel, make sure you tell the bus driver/conductor that "Rodakas" is your stop otherwise you end up at Akrotiri Beach) and if you are backpacking the bus system is ok; with a family of four, get the car! We had a mix up with getting picked up at the port and the woman who answered our call (and who's number we had from AirBnB) seemed to have trouble getting a hold of Rodakas...but we sorted it out. The rooms were cleaned everyday ...