Play Paros — Hotel in Paros Municipality

There is a wardrobe space in the living area, but no furniture in the enclosed bedroom, no chair in the bedroom or any dressing table or drawers, nothing but two metal bed side stands with no cupboard or draw on them, nowhere to hang or place anything in the bedroom. Feels like the room is unfinished, empty, it needs somewhere to hang things and put things, and the bedroom is big enough to have hanging space in there as well. Also, there was no mirror at all in the bedroom either, very strange and not conducive to getting dressed and ready. There is a full length mirror in the living area, but not in the bedroom.

The hotel has a modern aesthetic and looks very clean line/fresh with comfortable beds.

Doors are unlocked with a numerical code, along with the front entrance after 11pm - this was stated at check-in. However, at random times prior to 11pm you may find yourself needing to used the front entrance code when reception staff decide to lock the door. On one occasion, around 7.20pm, a receptionist was sat behind the reception desk with the entrance door locked - so be aware, as this was not made clear as something to expect when we checked in.

There are no beach towels and no beach loungers belonging to the hotel, though there are some for rent further up the beach strip.

The hotel isn't far from the ferry port, you could walk if your luggage isn't too heavy or awkward for you to wheel along. Also with walking distance into...

We arrived with a direct booking (my wife even called in advance asking for a quiet room), but were first given room 117. Unfortunately, this was more like a single room: extremely small, next to the storage room with a door that kept banging in the wind every few seconds, especially at night. The luggage barely fit, there was no closet (just a small hanger), and the drawer couldn’t even be opened because of the night table. The sink was squeezed into a 50 cm niche with no space for toiletries. Noise insulation was nonexistent – we could hear footsteps, showers, and toilets from above, plus everything in the corridor.||After we complained, the staff kindly moved us to a second-floor room, which was much better: larger, quieter, and far more comfortable. The pool area and the staff deserve 5 stars – they were always friendly and helpful. Breakfast, served at a nearby restaurant, was fine but nothing special.||Overall, I would have given 4 stars if we hadn’t had to spend the first night in such a poorly designed...

We arrived with a direct booking (my wife even called in advance asking for a quiet room), but were first given room 117. Unfortunately, this was more like a single room: extremely small, next to the storage room with a door that kept banging in the wind every few seconds, especially at night. The luggage barely fit, there was no closet (just a small hanger), and the drawer couldn’t even be opened because of the night table. The sink was squeezed into a 50 cm niche with no space for toiletries. Noise insulation was nonexistent – we could hear footsteps, showers, and toilets from above, plus everything in the corridor.

After we complained, the staff kindly moved us to a second-floor room, which was much better: larger, quieter, and far more comfortable. The pool area and the staff deserve 5 stars – they were always friendly and helpful. Breakfast, served at a nearby restaurant, was fine but nothing special.

Overall, I would have given 4 stars if we hadn’t had to spend the first night in such a poorly designed...