Book a hotel near Temple of Demeter, Naxos

"Love this hotel, cozy, clean, steps from the beach, great breakfast. "

"What prompted me to look at renting this house was that amazing view. It was just as amazing in person. The house was clean and beds comfortable. The only issue was that we got an email that said we could check in at 1400. The housekeeper was there and stated that we could not check in till 1600. She let us put up our groceries and we hung out at the pool. We had an amazing time. "

"Nice location "

"This was exactly what my wife and I were looking for. One of the best places we have stayed. Amazing views from the entire property and the rooms and balcony. Staff were great and very informative. Gave us a lot of great suggestions for the island and other islands as well. I would advise anyone coming to this island or Mykonos to have a rental car for this area or an ATV or you could be walking a ways. Taxis are not cheap on the island. Would have also been nice to get more coffee pods as there are no coffee shops close by and we only received 2 pods. We received an arrival gift basket and a gift when leaving as well. Would highly recommend staying here."

"Villa Sorriso was the perfect spot for our family of 8 adults and 5 kids. The kids bedroom with bunk beds is very conveniently located with the parents room. Each room fells secluded and well connect through the exterior, which is very hard to achieve. The only down side, is the slippery material around the pool which becomes very dangerous specially four younger kids.apsrt from that small detail, it’s an amazing house to know and explore Naxos."

"A beautiful, modern, well-appointed house with the most incredible outdoor space and views over the sea. We didn’t want to leave in the evenings because we wanted to savour every sunset. Gareth was very helpful and easy to communicate with. The one feature that took getting used to was the drive to the house, which requires a very steep descent followed by a very steep ascent, on a narrow road with two way traffic. It was hair raising, although we quickly got used to it. Were from Canada and can drive manual, but for other North Americans who are t used to stick driving, these hills could be punishing teachers"