Bohemian Luxury Boutique Hotel, Adults Only

This boutique hotel was devine, first of all they got me out of trouble being stuck at the port as I didn’t make any arrangements to travel to the hotel one phone call and bang I had a driver pick us up. So very helpful, they were very welcoming with us we had a checkin drink whilst sitting on the pool side. Hotel was so clean and well maintained, other guest were lovely as we spoke with new arrivals all the time. This is very important for all to know the location of this hotel but it was in a very beautiful location and very close to all the shopping, restaurants, sites etc so keep this in mind. The view from our balcony was perfect every morning, fresh sea air the noise of the church bells made the experience more authentic as Greece prides itself of their religion. Lastly the staff were so super friendly and accommodating, I wish I could take one home with me starts with C ends with hris, no they were all gorgeous. Loved the experience with my friend and would highly recommend this place. 🇬🇷🇬🇷♥️♥️🤍💙🤍💙

Excellent boutique hotel in a perfect location close to the shops, restaurants in walking distance. Excellent breakfast and the the personnel is very attentive and kind. Our experience was awesome, thanks.

We booked a double comfort courtyard room at this ‘Luxury’ hotel and upon arriving were met with a room which was not the same room as advertised on their website which we had booked through or in any photos online.The room was damp and had a damp odour, there was a dehumidifier in the room which we were told to run 'all day and night' to get rid of the moisture in the air, no hotel should be damp for guests. There was no shower, only a handheld head for washing, the pictures on the website showed a ceiling shower head. The ceiling was also very low and there were no windows in the room which made it feel small and dark. A far cry from 4* Luxury as advertised. The standard was not acceptable to spend the night in. If this room had been advertised as it comes we would have not booked this room and stayed in another room/hotel for the same cost. Upon complaining we were told that there were no other rooms of that level available or in fact any to move to for that night and to change to a different room we would need to pay an upgrade fee. Obviously we were shocked at being asked to pay more to stay in another room when we had genuine issues with the room which we had been given. We were met with no movement on the additional charge, however we were told this had been 'discounted'. We could not stay in the damp comfort room with no shower, subsequently we had to move to the Junior Spa Suite Street view room and pay the additional fee. This room was a lot nicer however the spa bath did not even work after spending over an hour filling it up which was extremely disappointing after paying so much to move rooms and being sold on the upgrade for this. Upon our return from Paros I have tried to contact the hotel multiple times for a refund of our upgrade amount and have not had one response from anyone on their team! Only positive about this hotel is the location, close to the town and easy bus connections but I would avoid if you’re looking for a ‘luxury’ hotel or any good customer service.

Great place!

A beautiful boutique hotel right in Naoussa town (yet not too loud) with good facilities. But the best thing of all is the brilliant, helpful and friendly staff.

This is my first Tripadvisor review and probably (hopefully) my last; this experience has driven me to warn others. I’m not usually one to go this far to post a review, especially because I first hand understand how hard hospitality is, but I would be doing tourists, the island of Paros, and even this hotel a disservice by not posting this candid feedback. For starters, we paid over $400 / night for this room. I understand Paros is a big tourist destination, but the reality is this is far above average for a hotel in Paros— and this hotel listed our room as a “honeymoon suite”. The pictures make it look like it’s a 5 star hotel. To be clear, I get that it’s a “boutique” hotel and that part of the experience in Paros is being near the two and so on— I’ve traveled to many parts of Europe like Greece before and get and appreciate this concept very much. The bottom line up front if this is too long to read— I wouldn’t even stay here for free if they offered it, that’s how stressful this experience was. The room setup for starters disqualify this as being a good hotel even compared with the Holiday Inn Express for $100 a night. The sink is literally 3 feet (1 meter) or so in front of the bed, there is barely any light anywhere near the sink mirror (my wife had to hold up an iPhone flash light while I shaved so I wouldn’t cut myself), the space around the bed is minimal and barely allows for suit cases to open up, and then the actual “bathroom” had a toilet and a shower that is very small and has no shelving (you have to bend down to pick up your soap, shampoo, and so on)— not to mention the shower wall is rotting. You cannot open the bathroom door while the shower mat is down, so you have to basically soak the entire floor when getting out of the shower unless you fully put your clothes on while in the tiny shower— again, the word luxury is no where in the realm of what is offered here, and I would argue most discount hotels have a better bathroom experience. The comforter which was in the closet had all kinds of hair and particles all over it. Long hair, short hairs, you name it— every kind of hair. For a “luxury” hotel this is beyond embarrassing. Attached photos of this and the rotting shower to this review. Then at the very tail end of our stay, as if it could not get any worse, the reception manager tried to bully us into paying for a taxi transfer that we never booked ourselves. We were asked the day prior as we were walking in the middle of the street by the receptionist what time we were leaving the hotel for our ferry and whether we had a transfer— our private travel organizer had arranged all of our transfers, and we let them know that we were being picked up by a certain time. The hotel took it upon themselves to book a transfer for us and then upon our departure when we mentioned we already had our own transfer, they told us “you have to pay no matter what, regardless of whether you cancel the taxi transfer, and we have your card on fi