Paros is such a an amazing island. Filled with history and places to eat, beautiful beaches and wonderful cuisine. I'm glad I came. I'm not however glad about the experience I had with our host. Me and my gf were coming from Santorini by boat and were a bit confused on how to get to the meeting spot. We were also delayed an hour since the boat took a little longer and arrived at our meeting spot by 11am instead of 10am, which was our original scheduled time. I tried contacting the host through several messages letting him know at least 22hrs before with no response. I called and got no response. I texted and got no response. Finally my phone rang and he was livid letting me know he has been waiting for an hour. After getting into his van the man,our host, Georgios, was very impatient to say the least. He drove in a manner that made me and my gf very uneasy. I speak Greek fluently. He was yelling at people, almost hit a mini coupe, and was downright rude to people on the road. He seemed very tense and stressed out which reflected in his driving. We arrived at the place and everything was normal. He did kick out the previous two people when we got there even though we didn't mind waiting. They seemed rushed out of the house. Aside from that the place is really cute and very nice. It was clean, cozy and everything was within walking distance. There air conditioning as an added comfort. It's on the upper floor of his house and had a stunning view. There are beaches, shops, restaurants galore. The port is only a 15-20 minute walk from the place, not bad at all if you like walking, which we did of course. The strip is a 5min walk from the house and is so great when you don't have to take a bus to get around. When you are here I'd highly recommend staying in antiparos instead since it's more lively and is just a stunning island. With that said here are the cons. Since we have been traveling we had done laundry with the provided laundry rack outside our apartment. Being we have been from place to place we had a little basin of water in which we hand washed clothes and hung them to dry outside. Georgios came up and to say he freaked would be an understatement. He knocked on the door and started cursing and belittling my Girlfriend in Greek. I speak fluently so I understood every word. We weren't disrespectful in any way but the man continued on his tirade letting us know it was inappropriate to dry clothes and wash them, even though there is a drying rack for this exact purpose outside our door. As you walk down the streets you will see the same apparatus in which everyone was doing the exact same thing. After him storming out and...