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Very spacious, newly renovated apartment with quality fixtures and fittings in close proximity to the harbour and with sublime views. The owner was very accommodating in not only looking after our bags for us after check out but also coming to collect them. Wish we could have stayed longer!

position , staff & cleanliness of rooms

small walk from the ferry, very warm landlords, clean and comfortable home, all very good for Meis stay and families.

view from the balcony, cozy rooms, walking distance to the center

Karnayo is located at a very good location and the owner Nektarios was super friendly. I stayed at ground floor room and both the building and the room was better than the photos. Suprised me a lot. Definetely will stay again.

We liked all... !!! Best!!! Hotel, people, breakfast, rooms!

Very central location and tucked away just behind the harbour. You will find this beautiful pensione, a secret hideaway, which has only been open for a few weeks. An old traditional building, it has been lovingly restored and refurbished by Peter. He has taken great care to retain the traditional aspects, but he has also given it a modern feel. The bed was extremely comfortable, and the pillows were fabulous. A beautifully appointed bathroom with an amazing shower. Kitchenette where you can make a cuppa or prepare a light snack to eat while sitting out on your own balcony. It's also about the little extras such as a bottle of Prosecco in the fridge for a long-term stay. I was there 7 nights and felt somewhat sad to leave. An iron and an ironing board, robes, lovely full-size cake of soap. Peter has made it his mission to help make your stay as memorable as possible. It's definitely a cut above the rest.

The property has an exceptional location looking down upon a beautiful Kastellorizo harbour. The house has a number of small spaces outside which suit different parts of the day. It is well catered for with a full kitchen and a dishwasher, washing machine and best of all 2 bathrooms. Great for a family! The house is a little quirky with lovely mosaic touches and drawings by the family. Most of all is very comfortable with good aircon, good water pressure and great bed mattresses. You will always remember the stunning views. Ps. There is a mini mart down the street.

I stayed just 24 hours in Kastelorizo and was extremely grateful to have been able to stay in Alex and Agathe’s townhouses. The island itself is beautiful, and it’s matched by the townhouses themselves. The exteriors and interiors are all a fantastic mixture of brick, stone, concrete, and natural woods. The kitchen stone-top wouldn’t look out of place on Architectural Digest to be honest (I stayed in the middle house which has a slightly different layout and no balcony upstairs). Everything was spotless and new, and I’m sure you could enjoy longer stays in the house. The fact the house sits on the final row of houses means you look down into the harbour and don’t have any of the noise from the restaurants and cafes, though with many locals constructing and rebuilding their houses, you might want earplugs if that kind of thing bothers you in the morning. The location starts/ends right by a walking path and is close by to the museum, church, and the amazing restaurant Ta Platania. Not that the town is big by any stretch or that you need to walk very far to get anywhere - you can take the shortcut through the alleyways and steps to Alex’s fantastic bakery within 1 minute and get yourself a coffee at Meltemi’s café after a few steps further. Alex and Agathe also deserve some credit for being warm people who make you feel welcome and at ease, without any of the “fake” hospitality that typical hotel staff provide. Agathe also left a sample bag of delightful biscuits from Alex’s bakery in the room (which I finished off pretty quickly). She also helped store my bags after check-out and was punctual for check-in and bag check-out which was appreciated. Alex also dropped me off at the ferry terminal in his bakery van, which isn’t necessary due to distance or difficulty, but simply a kind and appreciated gesture.