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“Θα το σπολαυσετε”
Date of Post: 27-08-2016 13:01:25
Comments: Είναι σε μοναδική θέση. Με κήπο, παραθαλάσσια, υπάρχει ταβέρνα και μπαρ στην ίδια μικρή ακτή. Η θέα της θάλασσας είναι μοναδική. Ιδανικά για οικογένειες με μικρά παιδιά που δεν θέλουν να μετακινούνται! Απέχουν 15' από το Αργοστόλι και 10' από το αεροδρόμιο.
“Just perfect!”
Date of Post: 25-07-2016 16:22:02
Comments: Listening to waves, bird songs, peace and quiet, gorgeous sea views, starry sky... all the above you can experience at this wonderful place. Special thank you to Malvina who tidied our room daily.
We just returned from Kefalonia spending there 7nights, anywhere we ate food was not disappointing. Try local, small restaurants, especially Strofi at Myrtos. The north is magnificent, rent a car to explore.
We just returned from Kefalonia spending there 7nights, anywhere we ate food was not disappointing. Try local, small restaurants, especially Strofi at Myrtos. The north is magnificent, rent a car to explore.
“Vista sensacional - ótimo custo benefício”
Date of Post: 25-07-2016 16:21:02
Comments: Os estúdios (apartamentos) que compõem o complexo de hospedagem são extremamente simpáticos, bem cuidados, limpos e com uma vista maravilhosa.
Existe uma pequena e linda praia atrás do hotel.
Internet muito boa.
Conta com utensílios de cozinha (mini geladeira e mini fogão) para preparo de sua própria refeição.
Situado na parte sul da ilha, é uma opção para que vem ou quem vai de/para Zakynthos já que o ferry chega/sai de Pessada, onde fica a hospedagem.
Roula (a proprietária) foi gentil e com e me concedeu um late checkout que me permitiu curtir as praias do ilha no nosso último dia antes do nosso vôo.
Em resumo, ótima opção para quem não faz questão de hotel.
Existe uma pequena e linda praia atrás do hotel.
Internet muito boa.
Conta com utensílios de cozinha (mini geladeira e mini fogão) para preparo de sua própria refeição.
Situado na parte sul da ilha, é uma opção para que vem ou quem vai de/para Zakynthos já que o ferry chega/sai de Pessada, onde fica a hospedagem.
Roula (a proprietária) foi gentil e com e me concedeu um late checkout que me permitiu curtir as praias do ilha no nosso último dia antes do nosso vôo.
Em resumo, ótima opção para quem não faz questão de hotel.
POSTO MERAVIGLIOSO
Date of Post: 25-07-2016 16:20:12
Comments: Io e mia moglie siamo stati una settimana a giugno in questo studios e ci siamo trovati benissimo,le camere sono pulite e confortevoli,vicinissime al mare e alle teverne,la proprietaria Roula è molto disponibile e gentile.
“Captivating”
Date of Post: 25-07-2016 16:18:44
Comments: Utterly magnificent. We had a wonderful week's honeymoon in June and we will definitely return. As we exchanged greetings with a friendly Dutch guest, she observed: 'Surely this is some kind of Paradise'.
Aloe Studios is situated 50 easy metres from the sea (perilous mountain goat route 30 metres) and the sandy family centred cove possesses two tavernas: one providing traditional Greek lunches (closed evenings); the other more cosmopolitan and open all day.
In the era of photoshop and estate agent's wide angled lens, it is reassuring to know that the Aloe Studios website pictures are entirely accurate and do full justice to the quality of the apartments. The room was light, spacious and airy, with large double doors leading to a decent sized balcony with table and two chairs. The views are astonishingly beautiful from the South facing windows, with the island of Zakynthos and crystal clear water in a 180 degree arc. Gurgles of family group delight could be heard from the small sandy cove just out of sight. The strongly made 6ft bed (two mattresses on one frame) was perfect and the marble tiled floor gave a luxurious feel on bare feet. Furniture was classically elegant, with exotic drapes and subtle touches (lace, cushions, unusual lights) adding a special sense of 'family'; the walls were immaculately painted and everything was spotlessly clean. Our room was cleaned to a very high standard each day by a delightfully smiling local woman and fresh sheets and pillowslips were provided mid week.
The small galley kitchen (one ring hot plate, sink with cupboard below) was entirely adequate for our breakfast/lunch preparation, and the tiled bathroom opposite (WC, basin, shower) was cosy without being cramped, and the valiantly idiosyncratic water supply would suddenly burst into life to provide a magnificent shower.
The Aloe building is cleverly designed to ensure privacy and comfort, retaining that unusual blend of intimacy and seclusion. We felt like privileged guests, allowed as much privacy as we wanted, with cotton covered hammocks, tables and chairs and stone benches discretely positioned for reading and relaxation. Rustling walnut trees and a family of swallows swooping in and out reinforced the feeling that this was a very special family home.
Roula Magoula, Aloe's cultured and entirely sympathetic Kefalonian owner, speaks fluent English and answered all my tedious booking questions with enormous grace and generosity. Meeting Roula (and her hard working mother) in person confirmed that the Magoula family represent all that is best in the world of Greek hospitality, service and family enterprise. We look forward very much to meeting them again.
The airport is 20 minutes drive from Agios Thomas beach, although we got lost. Buy a decent map of the island beforehand if you want to drive. We hired an underpowered (budget) Chevrolet Matiz, from Greekstones, whose tyres squealed when cornering at 20pmh. Upgrade if you are driving far. Dedicated parking is available at Aloe Studios.
Aloe Studios is situated 50 easy metres from the sea (perilous mountain goat route 30 metres) and the sandy family centred cove possesses two tavernas: one providing traditional Greek lunches (closed evenings); the other more cosmopolitan and open all day.
In the era of photoshop and estate agent's wide angled lens, it is reassuring to know that the Aloe Studios website pictures are entirely accurate and do full justice to the quality of the apartments. The room was light, spacious and airy, with large double doors leading to a decent sized balcony with table and two chairs. The views are astonishingly beautiful from the South facing windows, with the island of Zakynthos and crystal clear water in a 180 degree arc. Gurgles of family group delight could be heard from the small sandy cove just out of sight. The strongly made 6ft bed (two mattresses on one frame) was perfect and the marble tiled floor gave a luxurious feel on bare feet. Furniture was classically elegant, with exotic drapes and subtle touches (lace, cushions, unusual lights) adding a special sense of 'family'; the walls were immaculately painted and everything was spotlessly clean. Our room was cleaned to a very high standard each day by a delightfully smiling local woman and fresh sheets and pillowslips were provided mid week.
The small galley kitchen (one ring hot plate, sink with cupboard below) was entirely adequate for our breakfast/lunch preparation, and the tiled bathroom opposite (WC, basin, shower) was cosy without being cramped, and the valiantly idiosyncratic water supply would suddenly burst into life to provide a magnificent shower.
The Aloe building is cleverly designed to ensure privacy and comfort, retaining that unusual blend of intimacy and seclusion. We felt like privileged guests, allowed as much privacy as we wanted, with cotton covered hammocks, tables and chairs and stone benches discretely positioned for reading and relaxation. Rustling walnut trees and a family of swallows swooping in and out reinforced the feeling that this was a very special family home.
Roula Magoula, Aloe's cultured and entirely sympathetic Kefalonian owner, speaks fluent English and answered all my tedious booking questions with enormous grace and generosity. Meeting Roula (and her hard working mother) in person confirmed that the Magoula family represent all that is best in the world of Greek hospitality, service and family enterprise. We look forward very much to meeting them again.
The airport is 20 minutes drive from Agios Thomas beach, although we got lost. Buy a decent map of the island beforehand if you want to drive. We hired an underpowered (budget) Chevrolet Matiz, from Greekstones, whose tyres squealed when cornering at 20pmh. Upgrade if you are driving far. Dedicated parking is available at Aloe Studios.
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