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To everyone who doubts about this hotel, I want to say, do not be afraid, the hotel is good. We lived in the main building, on the 2nd floor, the room is spacious, the bath is standard, we were very pleased with the presence of a refrigerator. Sockets are standard (no adapters needed). There is no hair dryer, I took mine, but never used it, the wind did its job well. On TV, one of our channels is the first. Condo paid 5 euros. night and a deposit of 10 euros. There are Russian-speaking girls at the reception and in the dining room. The beach and the sea are large pebbles (slippers for swimming were very useful) We took an excursion from a tour operator on three islands. . . I do not advise - expensive, boring, lunch is just awful. . . We took an excursion to the water park from private traders, cheaper by 40 euros, the child has a sea of ​ ​ ​ ​ pleasures! We rented a car for two days, drove around the entire island, climbed the mountains, went to Terme (hydrogen sulfide source). Highly recommend, amazing experience. It is better to go there in the afternoon. I really liked the beaches of Kefalos, we went to Paradise Beach (there are a lot of people on the weekend) When we got to the beaches of Marmari and Tigaki, it was very stormy, the sea was muddy with algae. It is easier and cheaper to rent a car with an international driving license (we will do it! ). The bus to Kardamena runs once an hour (schedule at the reception), costs 1.80 euros one way, there are taxis, but they often go on strike. . . In the hotel bar, a bottle of 1.5 liters of water costs 2 euros, and in the city in the Louis supermarket - 1.6 euros, packaging and so on. You can eat cheaply only in fast food (not always tasty), in taverns 35-40 euros, the average bill for three. The climate is humid, but the wind saves, the sea on our side was refreshing. The percentage of Russian-speaking vacationers is not large, so it is very difficult to find menus and inscriptions in Russian. You can write a lot, but it's better to see once than read a hundred times. . . I wish you all a great holiday!