Paris Village Apartments

Where do I start? We are a family of four: 2 parents and 2 sixteen year olds. We all prefer a quieter complex where we're not competing for sun loungers/chairs around the pool and where guests are not rising at the crack of dawn to put towels on sunbeds. There was no chance of that here. In fact, there were several occasions when we were the only people around/in the pool. Small, quiet but really friendly. We arrived around 8:30/9pm, we were greeted personally and shown to our apartment where we had a lovely welcome basket waiting for us. The grounds are lovely, lots of greenery and a sprinkling of small buildings housing a couple of apartments each - a nice change from the larger blocks you often get. The resort itself is small and quiet. There are a few beach bars where you can grab a sunbed for the day and there are a few tavernas locally. Choice is restricted but we knew that before we went. The pool bar serves toasted sandwiches and various drinks/ice creams which was sufficient for us, especially as there's a supermarket and a bakery a couple of hundred meters along the road. Angela couldn't have been more helpful. We wanted to hire a car which she sorted for us and recommended local attractions to visit. We followed her advice and had the best day out. The apartment had highly efficient air con in both bedrooms (separately controlled) and all we needed for our stay. We had no intention of cooking a full meal but if we'd wanted to, we could've cooked a basic meal. The bathroom was more of a wet room as there was no shower screen/curtain but that was not a problem for us. The decor is more interesting than the plain white you often find in Greek apartments so it had a bit of character. Each apartment has an outdoor area and guests can help themselves to the fruit from trees in the grounds. Each room also has and information book detailing helpful info about the complex, local attractions, useful phrases etc. The only slight negative point anyone had was that the toilet was mounted at a slight angle in our apartment and as my husband is larger in build, he found this meant his leg collided with the toilet roll holder. Not a big deal by anyone's standard and really is nitpicking but that was the only very tiny negative. Hopefully, you'll see that as and indication of the quality of this accommodation. We loved it and it was the perfect post GCSE downtime get away, exactly what all four of us needed. In summary, this is a perfect place for those looking for a low key, quiet getaway, a good base to explore the peninsula. If you're looking for a lively resort with lots to do, water sports and late night bars/clubs, this one is not for you.

Angela and Wim are hosts nonpareil! This emanates from their genuine concern and care for other people. We had an awful experience with Centauro car rentals where we were left stranded at their office miles outside Athens airport. We contacted Angela and she arranged for a taxi, a friend of hers, to pick us up and drive us the 176 miles for €50 less than the taxi suggested by Centauro! The next morning at 10am, arranged by Angela, a representative from a local car hire firm arrived outside our chalet, we quickly concluded the paperwork and we had our car. This serves as a exemplar and is nothing out of the ordinary. Both Angela and Wim are tireless in their efforts to serve the best interests of their guests. Whether it is bringing in local entertainers or wildlife experts to put on special shows, or sharing their wealth of knowledge and reserving tables at recommended local restaurants ad tavernas - it's all in a day's work for Angela and Wim. At Paris Village, you will experience the personal touch that comes truly from the heart.