Celia Residence

Overall, the stay was decent. The location is quiet and close to the seaside, with supermarkets, restaurants, and cafes all within walking distance. I especially enjoyed the amazing shrimp tempura at the nearby restaurant Mera—highly recommended! However, the hotel offers very limited amenities. There were no toothbrushes, umbrellas, or slippers provided—not even upon request. I found it especially puzzling that slippers weren’t available. The floors were freezing, and with no place nearby to buy disposable ones, it really affected my comfort. Most travelers don’t pack slippers for this kind of weather, and having to walk barefoot on cold floors significantly impacted my experience. I truly hope the hotel considers this feedback. It’s a small change, but it could make a big difference in guest comfort.

Please be careful if you book standard room at this property: me and my friend ended up accommodated in the closet just behind the reception, which was not supposed to be a guests room at all; it looks like according to Greek understanding of double bed standards a bed wide 140 am is considered double :( the shower cabin is ridiculously small also and in general try to avoid the rooms on the ground floor - next building is very close, so when you open your window you see a cement wall, as if you are in a prison cell… Only 2 positives- room was quite clean and the property is new and very well located;