Mythology Naxos Villas & Suites

Stayed in a 2 bedroom suit, with a kitchenette and private pool. The view is amazing, the rooms are clean and the overall location is not too far from town, about 7 minutes by car. You must have a car to stay here, since it’s not accessible by public transportation. The kitchen is well appointed, but coffeemaker was not working well, breakfast was not included, very unusual in Greece. Some of the negatives, the toiletries were quite bad quality, for the price of the room, as well as the towels and the sheets, they were stiff and rough. Because the rooms are perched against the mountain the rooms smell moldy, and are humid. The smell is particularly strong in the drawers under the sink. Administration only contacted us once during the 5 days. There is no breakfast included so make plans to go grocery shopping. There is a well stocked grocery 5 min away. You will need a car to get here.

We’ve been to more than 30 resorts-suites in the last 5 years, all over Greece. So lets continue with this. The view is amazing and the resort is close by to everything you might need. More importantly close to the best beach there is on the island. The staff is friendly and tried to cope up with our needs. Housekeeping was good too. However lets start with all the negatives. 1) There is a terrible odour outside (some days of the week) coming from the salt pans close by. Owners should inform guests for this B4 their arrival. There is no construction outside to prevent you from morning sun. You cannot sit outside to enjoy your morning coffee as there is no shade. (unacceptable). That umbrella does not do the job. The fridge is tiny and there was no ice. Inform guests that the fridge is small, don’t inform that there is a mini bar because that is a joke. People travel and know what a mini bar is. They can easily distinguish it from a small 3rd class hotel fridge. There was no kitchen sink. Since you don’t offer breakfast you should have a kitchen sink. The A/C works only when the balcony door is closed. What? And please don’t bring up the matter of saving energy. We pay 385 euros per day and I want the door open with A/C working so I don’t have to knock (when I am outside) and wake up my roommate to open the door for me. We over pay you and this is the least you can do. We booked the sea view suite with private pool, and during our 7 nights there it was advertised that the same suite is available for 3 days for the price of 322 euros per night? Do something about your commercial policy because this is a disgrace to tourism. As a conclusion this is not really a suite, it should be advertised as a room to let at the price of not more than 200 euros per day. It is overpriced and there absolutely no value for money.

We loved the property, the views are amazing, and the rooms spacious, new and very comfortable. The coffee machine in the room is a great benefit. Access is hard unless you have a car, so we rented one. The nearby beach is a good 25-30 minute walk in the sun, tough on the way back as it is uphill. The private jacuzzi is not heated and it is cool enough outside because of the elevation that the water feels too cold to enjoy. It was hard to get drinking water supplied to the room in a timely way. Breakfast was expensive compared to other options nearby after paying a high price for the accommodation. But Vicki is wonderful and works really hard to make one’s stay terrific. We might be back.