10/10
Never been to Greece before, always wanted to. So this year was THE year for us (group of four). We chose this location as it seemed pretty close to most things.
For those who know Greece, there will be no surprises in what follows but for those who don't, you might want to read on my list of pros and cons for this villa.
Nissaki is not really a village, not in the sense we generally associate to the word. Think of it as a strip of road which, along the way, offers access to food shops, a small beach, tavernas and a nightly music venue. It is kinda quiet and as long as you don't mind pretty steep hills to walk up and diwn to and from, you will be okay.
The villa sits smack bang in the middle of all that so it offers quite a few possibilities to any traveller.
Nissaki and its surrounds are very laid back and bohemian in spirit. Don't expect the latest kitchen equipment or swanky seats, these don't exist here. Facilities are few.
For example, there is, to my mind, a real lack of cooking dishes with one grill pan available and no baking dishes at all. Yes you can ask more but you shouldn't have to really. Not enough plates for more than a group meal at a time etc...not enough glasses either. All that could be improved.
The sofas and beds are pretty unforgiving and quite hard (suits me but not everyone likes hard surfaces to sleep on). The water heaters must be switched on and off as when being used. Toilet paper must not be used in loos (Greek law but not the most pleasant
Laurent S.
Hospedou-se por 14 diárias em set. de 2023