Thalassitra

“Unique and Exceptional”

The hotel combines exceptional simplicity with modern day amenities. Incredible bathroom with open-window access, huge rooms and plenty of water pressure in the shower. Breakfast is included and customizeable. Ride from port and airport included as well. Village house feel but with a very modern tw… more

The hotel combines exceptional simplicity with modern day amenities. Incredible bathroom with open-window access, huge rooms and plenty of water pressure in the shower. Breakfast is included and customizeable. Ride from port and airport included as well. Village house feel but with a very modern twist. Private swimming pool for every 1st floor unit.

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“Amazing hotel and staff”

The short version: This hotel feels like home: warm and welcoming. The rooms are small suites minimal but well decorated. The location is off the main road and a few minutes walk from the port and bus station The long version Getting there: from the port, we walked on the main street and then up … more

The short version: This hotel feels like home: warm and welcoming. The rooms are small suites minimal but well decorated. The location is off the main road and a few minutes walk from the port and bus station The long version Getting there: from the port, we walked on the main street and then up a small hill. It is a short 8 minutes walk. Check-in: from the start you feel welcome. The front desk staff Elena was happy to see us and made us feel at home from the start. She was friendly and offered advices and recommendations for places to visit and where to eat. She was very accommodating and went beyond our expectations everytime we asked for something. The stay: the room/suites are really nice. They are painted all white and the shower is in gray ceramic. The room was cleaned daily and the towels replaced every 2 days. The breakfast is €10 if not included in the reservation and it is well worth it. We took the one-day boat tour with their agency and seriously we cannot recommend it enough. It was the highlight of our stay: the swimming stops are mesmerizing and the staff are super friendly and fun. The food was plenful and delicious (thank you Nikos!) and the drinks were unlimited. Wonderful hospitality and service. The hotel is a few minutes walk from the main bus station and we took the bus to the Sarakaniko beach (must see) and the Plaka. The cost was €1.80 per ride and you pay when you get off the bus. Check out: easy and smooth General advices: 1- Book your ferries as early as possible. If you know the exact dates then I would recommend buying then all when you arrive. The boats are limited and often sold out. So book early to avoid surprises. 2- Get a sim card for data and calls from the airport or from the street vendors. The physical sim card work much better than the e-sim and are cheaper. We paid €12 for unlimited data with Vodafone 3- when we got to Milos, we couldn't rent a scooter nor a squad. They were all booked. We ended up using the bus and it was fine but if you really want to rent a transportation then you should do it in advance online. Also keep in mind that most of these agencies require a minimum of 2 days rental

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“Cute hotel on the outskirts of Adamantas”

This was a 5 minute car ride from the port and had a free pick up service from them. Lovely large room on the edge of town, with small kitchen although not many utensils to self catering. Delicious breakfasts cooked to order with some interesting local dishes also. Caters for all needs! We booked… more

This was a 5 minute car ride from the port and had a free pick up service from them. Lovely large room on the edge of town, with small kitchen although not many utensils to self catering. Delicious breakfasts cooked to order with some interesting local dishes also. Caters for all needs! We booked a boat trip through the hotel which was the highlight of the holiday ( a must- whole day- including delicious food) We had a little outside courtyard to have a drink or too,sadly we felt it wasn't overly clean compared to the rest of the hotel. There were bird poo and green slime on the floor. Overall a lovely stay and would highly recommend. We would stay again.

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“Nice village feel, but rooms can feel a little "spartan"”

We stayed for one night after arriving on Milos via ferry. Check-in was quick and the staff were friendly and helpful. The room was clean, but we didn't find it particularly comfortable. If I had to describe it in one word I'd use "spartan" (perhaps that's what they were going for). The room was fa… more

We stayed for one night after arriving on Milos via ferry. Check-in was quick and the staff were friendly and helpful. The room was clean, but we didn't find it particularly comfortable. If I had to describe it in one word I'd use "spartan" (perhaps that's what they were going for). The room was fairly large, but there was minimal furnishings and decoration. The bed is the only soft furnishing in the room, there was a bench and a small metal table with two metal chairs. There were some fairly hard cushions to sit on in the corner of the room but you have to sit with your back to a stone wall. The bedside tables were very rough stone, which looks nice but be careful not to scratch your phone! Our room had a small kitchen area, with everything you would need to make a cup of coffee apart from the actual coffee itself! No big deal, you could get coffee for breakfast but it would have been nice to be able to make something myself at the crack of dawn before breakfast is available. Overall I don't think this place was for us, it does have a nice feel about it when you turn up, but I think we would struggle staying here longer than the one night as the room was so basic.

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