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"Comfortable hotel with lovely landscaping and gardens. The valley of the Temples can be seen from one’s room."

"Great location and wonderfully helpful host. Highly recommend!"

"The hotel is beautiful and the customer service gracious, professional and courteous. We were treated very well and made to feel most welcome. "

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"Beautifull location,excellent service and meals "

"Lovely accommodations. Everyone was very helpful and gracious. The room was beautiful with an amazing view. We loved the dogs and cats. Great restaurants within walking distance and the valley of the temples was an easy walk away as well. "

"This hotel and the grounds are amazing. Views of the valley of the temples and the sea. So glad we found this place."

"We chose this hotel for a quick one night stay to stab into Valley of the Temples park just 3 minutes away first thing in the morning, which we did. We found the room on the small side. The air conditioner seemed to run with odd intermittent noises. Our main issue was with the shower. First, the doors slid apart from the center on tracks as in a closet, but one door was so off-track, it was hanging on 1 of 4 rollers. I was able to get the top two back on track, but the bottom two needed tools. The second issue was the faucet handle was dead center on the long wall right where the showeree would stand--and it was a pullout handle, not a turn knob, not two or three knobs, a handle that juts into the action zone. Talking about thoughtless design, then add my gurthiness, it was an unpleasant dance in deed. I can't speak about all their rooms, but I would ask that they review this design flaw. Overall we slept well and we're able to accomplish our tourist objectives. I want to point out our wonderful experience eating dinner at Pizzeria Mythos Nella Valle--their food is tremendous and tasty. Great family run restaurant with high integrity. Five minutes walk from hotel. Nevermind the lower rating...their food is the real deal! "

"A cute BnB near the Valley of the Temples and out of the main town "