Skiathos Hills Studios

Nice air conditioned room with excellent shower

A little noisy and had to carry our luggage up and down stairs

there is everythink you need for sleep over

too noisy streets surrounding

great location in the middle of the busy touristy streets. Good bed. Clean.

small room and very basic. Bit pricey for what you get.

Garden and pool area, a good selection for breakfast.

The hard bed.

very nice cleaning lady. when I needed help, she was very helpful. I was also excited about the refrigerator. in such heat, it was great when I came to the room and could have a cold drink. there was also a nice balcony where I could enjoy coffee. I also liked the curtains that blocked the light from outside. the hotel was in a quiet street, but the noise from outside was too much. the price of the taxi was also unreasonable. a car at the airport would cost me 8-10 euros, I ordered a taxi on this website and the price was more than double. another piece of advice for travelers - when you exit the airport building, on the left side there is a bus stop, from where buses will take you directly to the city center. and They cost only 2 euros. just say that you are going to the port.

no reception. the light stopped working in my room, I had to call to have them come to replace the light bulb. it was uncomfortable. I also didn't like the noise after flushing the toilet. I was alone in the room, if I had traveled with another person, the nights would have been very disturbing. it was also very unpleasant that the hotel had no sign. No inscription "HOTEL" or name of the hotel. If I hadn't received instructions on how to find the hotel in the email, I would have had a problem. the hotel is hidden in a hidden street, which is a problem to find your way around. it would also be nice if they offered breakfast. for the amount I paid for the accommodation, the breakfast would be adequate. I also didn't like that there was no table lamp by the bed. the space between the bed and the wall was quite narrow, when I went to the toilet at night, I had to be careful not to hit the cupboard or the refrigerator. I also had an unpleasant incident. I was told in the instructions in the email that I should use a numerical code when entering the hotel. OK, the door was open, so I didn't have to use it. the next day, when I was coming back from the beach, the door was already closed. I used the code, but it didn't work. I didn't know what to do. I didn't have my phone with me to prevent its theft on the beach. I was desperate because the hotel was small, so it could take hours for someone to come and I didn't know how to get in. I went out into the street and begged people for help because I couldn't get to the hotel. a gentleman helped me by chance. there was also a blue "ring" on the key fob, which was attached to the place where the numerical code was and that opened the door. this should also be written in the hotel's instructions. it would save me a lot of nerves. it would be enough to write "when opening the front door again, a blue ring must be attached to the place of the numerical code"