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"We had a fabulous family week in this beautiful villa on the edge of the beach. We were 3 generations ranging from 3 years to 57 years old and all loved the villa, pool, beach, beach bars and nearby town. Sarah was so helpful, replying quickly to any questions, even restaurant recommendations."

"Villa Anna is even more stunning than the photos suggest. It is cleverly designed to make the most of the views and provide generous living space inside and out. Superbly equipped. We ate out every evening, but you could easily cook up a big meal in the kitchen. The infinity pool is perfect for cooling off in and then lie on the deck and admire the view down the hill to the sea. Paleros is a sweet little town with a good choice of restaurants. There is a good little supermarket three minutes walk from the villa. Communication with the owner was brilliant and Sarah was always quick to respond with recommendations and to organise anything we needed. We managed without a car. The walk up the hill from the sea is a good workout! 100% recommend and hope to be back before too long."

"Beautiful setting to relax and unwind for three generations. The host was very attentive and responsive throughout our stay. Thank you Sarah and Ilektra for you kind note, flowers and wine on our arrival."

"The room and private pool/patio were lovely & comfortable, especially the lounge furniture on the patio. But it was impossible to get to the nice seating area below this and closer to the sea unless you went through your pool. The small complex of 4 rooms is built into the hillside, so you must descend 2 flights of stairs. We are elderly & appreciated the elevator! Excellent breakfast, which is delivered. Small kitchenette with dishes, kettle, microwave. Better signage needed to find this small hotel nestled between other holiday houses, but a staff person arranges to meet you there and they readily communicate by text during your stay. This is a beautiful area of Greece and feels very peaceful. It is lovely to look past the blue light of the pool at night to see the lights of Palairos across the water. The sun rises directly across from the large glass doors, which is pretty but heats the room up quite a bit (use the ceiling fan!)."