Satori may well be a good summer retreat for yoga and classes, with spacious lodgings around a pool but for off-season less so. We hoped for a quiet escape for Christmas. (Malta and Gozo are very festive.) However, the place appeared to have been left unloved since probable late-summer visitors. We had to scrub the kitchen before use - surfaces, cupboards, fridge and sponge were grimy. The toilet was left unflushed from a previous visitor. Isobell, who was managing the rooms was helpful and apologetic, even offering to clean up, though we had already done that. Proper checks were not made.
Gozo can be cold in winter nights. To heat the place (and AC in summer) you will need a steady supply of euros for the locked meter. Not something we expected. The hot water was also intermittent. One minute was the average timer hot water to run before going cold in showers or the kitchen. Also, having been told ours was the only room occupied in the block for our stay, we were surprised by a friend of the owner turning up without introduction at 9.30pm to take a room.
The bed linen and towels supplied, were all clean, though and the beds comfy. The location, close to Ramla Bay is quiet and there are plenty of buses to help you get around the island.