The village of Pyrgos is very quaint with about 4 restaurants, a few cafes, and about 3 or 4 places to buy souvenirs and little trinkets. The suites are located in a place where motor vehicles are not allowed so your transport drops you off, the host meets you, and you hike to the suites. It’s nice in terms of noise, it’s a very quiet town where you won’t be disturbed but rushing cars or city drivers, BUT, it is quite a hike through a maze that you may get get lost in a few times before you figure it out. Great communication though!
The views are absolutely gorgeous and although the hot tub on the terrace is not for our use, the tanning beds beside it are really great to lay on and sun yourself. The location is on the highest point, so you get a great view of the sunset and the firework show that goes off every night. The bed in our villa was very comfortable, the bathroom is so spacious but be aware that the tub sides will probably not contain the water from your “shower” and you do have to sit to bathe properly which is not always convenient.
They do have a daily housekeeper that made up our bed, gave us fresh towels when needed, folded our clothes, and was very kind. The place does have a small fridge, some plates to use, but make sur your grab at least one bottle of water before you trek up those cobblestone stairs since the water in the room is not drinkable and they don’t provide any. I would visit this village again for sure but not sure I would stay for more than the day. Oh, and the Wi-Fi is very slow and not always reliable which is not a tragedy but compared to everywhere else that we stayed, it made it difficult to arrange for other things and communicate with people back home