Paradise Village

The property is well run and maintained by very friendly staff. The rooms are of a high standard and very comfortable. The greek breakfast is served on a very pleasant outdoor patio and the food is superb with an option to order hot food (at a supplement cost). Although the property doesn't have a swimming pool there is a very pleasant family run pool at the end of the lane which you can use for either 5 euros a day or free if you use their bar and food facilities. I would recommend this as a place to stay.

What a pleasant stay at Paradise Village! I highly recommend this place if you wish for a very clean, quiet and beautiful place to stay. A two bedroom vila was spacious and had a big terase to chill. Our daughter (2,5 years) loved the play area in the garden. I was very surprised, because bed sheets and towels were changend in every day! We had a private parking area also. Breakfast was small but nice. This place is very safe to stay with your children. Thank you Ivonne for warm welcoming and wish u a good summer! Milda

We had a great stay at Paradise Villas. The staff were friendly and the breakfast was fresh and it was lovely to be able to eat outside. They also made breakfast boxes up for us if we were going on a trip that meant we missed breakfast. The rooms were clean, have recently been refurbished and were very spacious villas. The villas had a play area for young children and were a short distance from another hotel that provided a pool. The beach is about a 5 minute walk away. There are a number of nice bars and restaurants nearby especially Sandy's bar which was along the path down to the beach. A bit further along was a fantastic restaurant called Maestro but remember portions are big so consider sharing if you're on a budget! Roda is lovely but is very quiet until the season starts after Easter.

lpful staff on site. Studio have lots of space, clean and quite. It has a kettle and toaster. Advice to owners would be to add more seating; (e.g. wooden stool in bathroom, easy chair with back), reading light over child's bed & provide some basic items for cooking and preparing meals (wine glasses, bowl for salad or making couscous etc (only had 3 soup bowls and 3 soup spoons), desert/cereal spoons, sieve or and colander (pasta/rice!), small sharp knife, vegetable chopping board, (take your own coffee maker or buy a small "caffettiera" in the large supermarket at Acharavi for a few euros. No curtains across the huge French doors (they seem to of used them for the small window at the back that has shutters and a mozzie net. Looks like they used curtains for here over the kitchen windows, that actually are not needed there because they hang over the cooker!!! (Hello fire hazard). I asked for curtains and they put some up temporarily for me. Water safe to drink but taste not great. You need to buy or take with you washing up liquid/sponges, spare loo roll. No hot water at kitchen sink so you need to boil water ( I wasted water waiting for it to get hot). Shower (bad design) it is a half curved shower so had to open doors to bend to wash. They could of made a partition- walk in one as it's a big bathroom!. W.C seat kept breaking. Air con & fan work very well as does TV with lots of English channels and plenty of kids TV and English films/news round the clock.