Korakia Pensione

If you’re staying in the Delphi room, it’s the smallest room I believe and around $650 a night. This does include a thermos of coffee delivered in the morning and breakfast in the court yard. You have 24 hour access to the two pools which is nice. I will say, I felt there wasn’t enough horizontal space in the Delphi room, not a ton of space for belongings, no ironing board, or iron, no tea in the room but did have an instant tea kettle, , and combine with the cost of the cheapest room, I can’t justify the cost. The grounds and staff were beautiful and kind. Here comes the nightmare piece: Our neighbors were blaring techno music from 8pm to 8am (was still going when we left) and decided to vocalize their “adult time” that lasted hours for the entire villa to hear.. like screaming at the top

This was a really magical little place that my wife and I stumbled upon months ago. The pictures and videos definitely capture the aesthetic of the place, but not the little magical feeling. It is walking distance to the main strip, but far enough away that it is very quiet. We stayed in the Kalymnos Room and it is easily one of the most private places on the entire property. It has an enclosed courtyard with a beautiful Bougainvillea growing right next to it. The room itself is rustic, but nice. If you are expecting a really polished hotel room, this is not it. It is like you are in a little room transported from the past or from another country, yet still with the normal amenities. Like for instance, the door doesn't open all of the way because the stones are laid that way, but that w

Korakia was totally my jam! From start to finish, the "Korakia Girls" will take care of you. Upon check-in, after passing through the beautiful courtyard, they provide a delicious mint tea (spiked with vodka if you like, though I passed on that) in a Moroccan glass. My knees were aching from a few days of hiking, so upon request, ice bags were waiting for me in the freezer in the room. Each room is unique, but all are equipped with a Victrola and a selection of records. (If you want, you can find more in the lobby). I was pleasantly surprised to see some of my favorites already in the room and playing as they brought me in. (Nice touch!) There are free bikes for riding around downtown, which is within walking distance, but it was fun to use the bike for exploring. Every morning, they

The hotel if you can call it that does not live up to the Instagram hype and good PR. This feels more like a bed and breakfast with hotel pricing. With so many other great hotels a stones throw away with full service restaurants, drinks, coffee etc I would not recommend staying here. The breakfast was bizarre. Only two choices which were being made by the reception workers was a blue milk oatmeal with uncooked old fashioned oats. If you want other food they tell you to order DoorDash or they’ll do it for you and change it to your room. If you want coffee or espresso forget about it. Our room was over $500 a night and it was so small you had to crawl into it and the bathtub was basically just a tiled hole in the floor with no separation from the shower. There are two small and cold pools an

Exceptional! I’m a bad-review person! If I have a bad experience, I will write a review. But if everything is fine? I don’t bother to say anything and move on. That’s why this place is different—and why I’m writing this. And I normally avoid words like “best,” “ever,” or *“of all time”; Yet for the past three days, I’ve found myself wondering whether I’ve ever had a better accommodation experience in my entire life—and honestly, I’m still thinking about it. This place is truly unique. Every detail feels intentional. Every corner offers a beautiful frame that stays in your memory long after you walk away. It’s old and historical, yet immaculately clean and gently aromatic, like time has been carefully preserved rather than erased. The staff are genuinely friendly and warm, which complet