Villa Libertad

The owner is very friendly and helpful. The location is brilliant and the sunset view point is just cross the road.

Location is not so bad . Peaceful environment and services is very good . Very warmly

This property is in an area with very narrow unpaved lanes with loads of construction going on.. It was ok to stay the night there, but would not recommend it for a longer stay.

Whilst the accommodation does not face the caldera we still had a sea view (room 5) and it is a one minute walk to views over the caldera at a fraction of the price of other hotels. The staff are very accommodating and helpful. . The rooms are basic but functional and there was plenty of storage space. There isn’t a kettle in the room, so if, like us you’re big tea or coffee drinkers just take a travel kettle. Whilst not a big pool, it’s an added bonus to be able to have a dip and a cool off. We only used the sun loungers and pool area a couple of times but we hired a car, so were out and about during the days. On our day of departure we paid to keep our room on and we had retuned the hire car so the pool area came in useful then. Breakfast is fairly simple with toast/cereal/fruit/juice/tea and coffee but adequate to start the day. Imerovigli is perfectly situated. You still have good views over the caldera, plenty of good restaurants, an easy walk into Fira (30 minutes) with restaurants along the way but without the hustle and bustle of Fira so it feels very relaxed. If you want luxury then book elsewhere but all in all, I would recommend the resort and Villa Libertad and wouldn’t hesitate to book it again.

Lovely hotel, very central and great view of the sea (not sunset side). Owner very friendly and informative of the area.

Nice spot, great location! Room was clean, staff was friendly and helpful. Loved being close to Fira but not in it. Rented ATVs from the place just up the street and went all over the island.

Lovely staff. Big, clean apartments. Great location

Apart from the stairs (which is likely a problem difficult to avoid in Santorini); the property is well positioned to offer privacy and basic amenities away from the hub-bub of "the frenetically busy caldera side"; yet is within walking distance of the village and its amenities and restaurants etc. etc. It has great sea views of it's own (in the upper apartments), friendly and helpful staff, and a perfect breakfast (fresh fruit, cereal, yoghurt, bread, eggs, ham, cheese, toast toppings, pastries, coffee & juices etc.) Some of the units have a private plunge pool, and the area around the big pool could be a bit more inviting with the use of sun shades... (perhaps we weren't there when the umbrellas were up). I'd highly recommend, especially as it has parking, if you're inclined to have your own wheels. We didn't, merely using hired transport on a needs must basis; and I believe there is also a good bus system not far away. The neighbourhood isn't perfectly tidy, but it does afford more privacy than the caldera side.

Very nice quite and comfortable place. It doesn’t face caldera but it’s only 5-10 min walk to view caldera. We were on the second floor with sea view. It has little nice balcony where we could see some Santorini countryside and ocean in the far. Very beautiful sunrises from the balcony. If this hotel was on caldera side they would be charging at least 3-5 times more. You stay at a nice hotel and save 100-300EUR every night by walking 5-10min to caldera side.