Vilianna

The property is looking very good The pool was very beautiful, also had 4 sunbeds and shadow Each room has own bathroom, 2 of the rooms were looking very good, there is also a terrace upstairs and a living with pool view downstairs The property had some free stuff prepared for us - beers, coffee, jam etc

Cleaning: We stayed 6 nights and had cleaning only in 1 day at the middle of our stay. Also the room from -1 had woman hair left in the bathroom when we arrived Since the cleaning only came 1 day we needed plastic bags for garbage but didn t have some prepared by the accommodation The 3rd room: this room has only an extensible sofa but which is not a very good quality one and also has a fitness equipment (not very nice to sleep there) there Also there was some noise coming from the wood furniture in the bedroom upstairs, maybe some wood insects were inside, it was not loud but really annoying. Communication with the host: After we made the reservation (~1 month before arrival), about 48-72 hours later, we observed the 3rd room amenities (our fault that we didn’t see earlier of course). Taking this into consideration and limited options available in Milos when we booked and also since we were a group of young people, we decided to go to Paros instead. We requested a fee waiver from the host since it only have been max 3 days since we booked; after many conversations , including with booking, they decided that they will cancel the reservation only if we accept to pay 2/6 nights mentioning continuously that we booked non- refundable. Yes we booked non refundable but just asked for understanding from their side and respectable properties often approve fee waiver (in USA we had a similar situation when we couldn’t arrive and the hotel approved fee waiver with no problems, also i have read on reddit about multiple similar situations). We would have accepted to pay a fee, but 2 nights were just too much to accept considering all the elements. So, we went to Milos since we couldn’t agree on this, but had our mind to Paros which I think would have been more suitable for a group of young people