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It was a wonderful experience😁 the service was amazing, the food was delicious, the location is very convenient🤩 and it made me feels like home, it was our first time visit Paros just for a wedding, but will going to be many times coming up because we full in love it awesome place to be 🥰🥰And my “bathrobe” from NAUMA kept reminding me to go back for more 😆🥰😘

Petit hôtel récent et service excellent. Un petit paradis dans le centre de Parikia. Service excellent, accueil chaleureux, petit déjeuner délicieux, jacuzzi. Nous recommandons à 100%

The room was perfect, just as described and seen in the photos. The bed was very comfortable and there was a small fridge and a very nice and quite large balcony. The staff is very friendly and they gave us a map upon arrival and explanations of everything to visit on the island and even where to eat.

We had such a great stay at Mersina Rooms, despite visiting Naoussa at off season. Anna was so lovely, kept constant communication with us, even out of hours, gave us plenty of recommendations of places that we could still visit despite many places being closed. She helped me find buses with really clear and helpful instructions. I think the entire hotel was empty despite us, yet we still felt right at home and the check-in and check-out service was made easy for us. It would have been great to sample the dining area downstairs but that's our fault for booking off season! The room itself was decorated lovely, really cosy and aircon was easy to use. Loved our little balcony and seating area outside. Would definitely visit again when the town is more busy!

To be very honest, Akrotiri Hotel was not one of my favourite hotels throughout my stay in Greece. Paros is a dreamy island for sure, but not having a car might make it difficult for you to visit places from Akrotiri Hotel itself as there were no shuttle provided to the town. Every place around was a uphill hike or a steep downhill. At least they provided shuttle to and from the port as promised. There were insects around the room and mosquitos too, as it is a hotel surrounded by nature. The service was good as they pointed out places for us to visit and dine. The shuttle driver was extremely nice and was the only person that was willing to go above and beyond without any compensation in mind. Maybe because it was relatively new, there was not much facilities around the hotel. The room was tiny and the bathroom was even tinier, the shower head was busted and the storage space limited. Our room was a basement kind of place with people walking by early in the morning and late at night. I mean, it's a little bit depressing at times. Luckily there was the pool area, but the pool was only open from 10am to 7pm, which was crazy given the fact that sunrise was quite early in Paros like 6am and sunset was around 8pm. This pool closing so early and opening so late was really a bummer as I don't get to swim early in the morning or after a day trip out and about. All in all, as I said, it's not the best for its price point.

Great location, nice workers and good breakfast

A big shoutout to George and his fantastic team for making our stay absolutely marvelous at the Porto Bello hotel! From the moment we stepped off the ferry, we found ourselves just a leisurely stroll away from the hotel. Accessibility? Check! Our rooms were spacious, adorned with charming decor, and so squeaky clean that even our shadows felt compelled to leave their shoes at the door. We received clean sheets and towels and generous provisions of shower gel and shampoo. And let's not forget the hairdryer-on-demand service, because why not feel like a superstar while on vacation? The rooftop seating area had beautiful 360-degree views of Paros. Breakfast and cocktails were both served up there And speaking of breakfast, our taste buds threw a parade! The spread was so scrumptious, it had us contemplating the feasibility of smuggling a few croissants back home. But wait, there's more! A side dish of tradition came with every breakfast, in the form of a delightful Greek treat. Just imagine: ancient flavors, modern comfort - a match made in Paros-dise. To sum it all up, our stay at Porto Bello was an A+ experience. We left with our hearts full, our spirits lifted, and an unwavering promise to return. Kudos to George and his dream team for giving us a picture-perfect stay in Paros!

front desk lady very helpful showing use when can we go to plan our trip, we stayed here for 3 night, walking distance have bakery, supermarket, and restaurants, yes there is a bus stop right in front of the hotel, however, if you want to take a bus to other main area, you need to walk a lot to the main bus station. hotel breakfast are good enough, you can ask for the beach towel, they clean the room everyday.

The hotel is good, we liked everything, it is connected to another hotel and you can use all the pools, but the only downside is that they don't refill the water bottles on room. It's also a bit far from the restaurants, about a 10-minute walk, but we knew about it beforehand, so it wasn't a problem for us.

Positives: - Good free breakfast with continental options and some cooked options (eggs) - Pool well maintained - Gentleman at reception was super helpful in giving directions and recommendations - Room was clean and the complex is nice, with lots of plants and trees - About 15 min walk into Parikia and 15 min walk down to the beach Negatives: - The room requires the key to be plugged in for the power to work. This meant that our food in the fridge became warm and expired which was frustrating. Recommend Panorama looks at ensuring the fridge can continue working even if the key isn’t plugged in. - Wifi only works in the reception area and not in rooms, by the pool or the restaurant area - We had to ask for bath towels, bath mats and blankets every day as the cleaner kept forgetting to provide these - The shower sprays water everywhere so the bathroom becomes very wet and the shower curtain sticks to you while you are showering - While it isn’t a long walk to Parikia, there is basically no footpath so it is dangerous (particularly at night) when walking to and from - Power outlets should be in more convenient locations - these were all up high and we had to use chairs etc to charge our phones on