We stayed for 7 nights in late June early July. We found the accommodation very spacious and clean, with good quality kitchen items, large fridge, good stove/cooker and many items that were most useful and which you would not usually find in a B&B.
The family were very kind, helpful and anxious to please. They kindly gave us some home made sweets and olives on arrival, and some treats along the way. Minolis, the owner's grandson speaks very good English and is the one who deals with all email queries very quickly. He also gave us access to the Panagia church, and provided much local information. From time to time Minolis would ask if everything was alright, but was also not overbearing.
The apartment is part of a larger house, on the ground floor, so there is no view. There is an area to sit outside surrounded by a lovely garden, a square with trees in front and fruit trees, which is where we ate many meals, and is very quiet and peaceful. At first we thought the interior colour scheme and shower in the bath weren't ideal, but the apartment is freshly painted and very clean, very spacious and on balance, we were very comfortable and it became "home".
The family also managed to do some laundry for us, which we hung up and were able to iron ourselves.
Sikamia beach, only 10 minutes away, is one of the nicest with a great local restaurant down there too. We walked around the head to the deserted Skala Beach which took about 35 minutes, not the advertised 20 minutes. There wasn't another single soul there! There is one part going up the hill that is not well marked, but the rest is well marked all the way.
I took the rental car to Sikamia Beach, left it there and did the walk up via Galani, and later in the afternoon my wife and I walked down again. A hard day, but well worth it.
There are no shops or restaurants in the village, which is very quiet and almost deserted. If you're looking for some peace and quiet, this would be the place for you, as it was for us. We enjoyed our stay and interacting with Minolis and his grandmother.