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I would love to go back to this hotel. It is located at Kamari beach, and they also have restaurant at the ground floor. I was worried the price is much cheaper than other hotels. However, I dare to say there is no other hotel with this price. Of course, the breakfast are much much simpler than other hotels, however, it is so silent when I was there and I had lovely time while I'm staying.

This hotel is excellently located for exploring Kamari and getting to the beach. The beach is so close you can walk it in less then 1 min. The room was well sized, clean and had a private balcony. My only negative comment is the internet that is stated on their listing is not included. The fees for internet access are very expensive (5 Euros for 90 min) This was inconvenient for us since we are constantly making new bookings and keeping in touch with home while we travel for 5 months. Otherwise a good hotel for the low price.

I stayed just under a week here at Kamari Blue. The hotel is ideally located on Kamari Beach, short walk to all the restaurants, shops and bus stop. The room was perfect, spacious, clean and with a balcony. I was lucky enough to meet the Hotel Manager Sam who was so welcoming, he made me feel like part of the family, we chatted many times over coffee and even some fresh fruit. Sam makes time for his guests and caters to any of their needs. He even met me at the bus stop to bid farewell - now that's personalised service! Thank you Sam! I will be back again soon!!

The room we booked was small, the bathroom was small, the TV was also small and had basic local channel (most channels were in Greek)but our balcony was facing the ocean - which was really cool. The hotel was very close to the airport - it gets noisy when a plane lands. BUT there were plenty of things to do around Kamari. The hotel was close to the Kamari town with plenty of restaurants, clothing shops and sourvenior shops. There is also a small cinema in Kamari town (in the Kamari Shopping Mall). If you need to rent a scooter or a car, you can just ask the reception to assist you - the rate we paid was reasonable and the car rental company deliver the vehicle to the hotel and pick it up once you're done.

Hotel Matina is located on the island of Santorini, 3 blocks from the ‘black’ Kalmari beach, 15 minutes by public bus from the capital city Fira (Thira) and within easy reach of 50 or so cafes and restaurants. I believe the hotel and area is very busy during June-August but it was delightfully quiet during our May stay. Matina and her husband run a tight ship. The whole hotel is spotlessly clean and very well maintained. Breakfast is satisfactory, bar drinks and meals-omlettes and toasted sandwiches and the like are available from mid morning until after midnight. A comfortable guest lounge is situated down stairs. Staff are friendly and helpful. Stacks of books are available on a swap basis. The pool area is wonderful with over 20 lounges, sets of tables and chairs and plenty of umbrellas. A transfer from the airport or port is available on request. If you are intending to visit make sure you are there on a Monday night when a local restaurant the No-Name Restaurant has a Greek Festival Night where Greek music and dancing and plate smashing will keep the whole family entertained for several hours.

Is a new hotel and basically i took us 1/2 hours to find the hotel. We try to ask around and most people there either don't know or give us the wrong directions. However, we totally satisfied with the hotel, the facilities provided like swimming pool and good breafast. The hotel is very near to kamari beach and is just 5 min walking. In front the beach, plently of restaurant and is good for shopping for souvenir. Driving from hotel (Kamari Beach) to other place like fira (main town) or OIA is a bit far because those intersting place mentioned is on the north of the island and kamari is on the south but very near to the airport.

I very much enjoyed my stay at Elixir and would love to return. I had superior room #1 and it was a delight to stay in. It's like a small apartment, separate eat in kitchen, 1 bedroom over looking ocean, 2 balconies front and back. The bed was heaven and the whole place was clean and well kept. It's located in the heart of the little town, easy to walk to everything. My room was directly over the main street across from the beach so I did get a little bit of noise from the bars and restaurants next door but I didn't mind this. The owners were very friendly and helpful with everything. This is a great choice for staying on Kamari Beach.

good location. few mins to bus stop, few mins to beach, few mins to the restaurants at Kamari Beach.. Maria is very kind and friendly! The staff are prompt to make up the room and change fresh towel for you everyday. don't worry even if you have a room tat face the street, it's not noisy at all! love this place.. I would love to stay here again if I visit Santorini next time!

We were two friends travelling through Italy with a much anticipated week in Greece. Kamari beach is refreshingly quaint, friendly and has a great beach vibe. The hotel is perfectly located for easy walking to shopping, beach, and more good choices then you can possible explore. The staff was great. The bartender Marios, could mix up just about anything your heart desires. There is a small infinity pool and you are steps from the sea. The room was rather small but for the great price I have no complaints. Recommendations for dining from the manager were spot on. I'd go back!

There are some reviews for this hotel which are a little mis-leading. We have just spent four nights at this hotel and let me tell you that our room on the ground floor was beautiful and totally spotless. There have been mentions of flooding and odour in the bathrooms. Our bathroom was simply stunning! The flooding problems (wet bathroom floor) which some people have commented on are simply avoided by angling the shower head slightly away from the shower door, (there is no shower curtain!), and is not really a problem at all. Our charming and helpful host provides a simple but quite adequate buffet style breakfast from 8am onwards, and nothing seems to be too much trouble. So in summary, do not be afraid to book in here, you are in a quiet street two minutes from the beach and shops, in a central location. There is a large carpark near to the property at the rear, and roadside parking in front for a quad or motorbike. We would definitly stay here again.

It is necessary to wear water shoes because the rocks are hit and uncomfortable, the front row sun beds are at an additional cost, but other than that it was beautiful! Although the people roaming around asking if you want a massage all day are a bit much the massage I received was wonderful. Certainly bargain with them😎. You must travel over the cliff to the other side of the mountain to see the volcano but it is easy enough! Loved the peacefulness if where we were😎

I arrived Santorini by a late flight so I picked this hotel as it’s near the airport (5 mins drive). I told the hotel my arrival time so when we arrived the staff was at reception and welcomed us. The staff was nice which helped us to carry part of our baggages to room (located on the second floor). The room was not big but it’s enough and you got all you need. The balcony was one-sided facing the beach and you can listen to the sound of sea wave at night. Breakfast was served near the pool and facing the beach, nice view. The hotel was thoughtful which provided a “beach kit” for you to go to the beach just near its hotel! If you want a beach holiday day, it’s your choice! For the cons of this hotel, I will probably say the sound of landing plane is a bit loud in the morning but it’s acceptable you can watch the plane flying over your head at the balcony.

Where to start, arrived to a room that wasn't clean. Bed had been made and towels laid out but it was obvious that the linen had not been changed, previous people's hair still on pillows. Aircon didn't work and just blew hot air, fridge was frozen over and couldn't close. Staff let us change rooms fortunately as we would not have been able to spend the night. Overall impressions of the place, would definitely not return or recommend to anyone. Excuse that during busy periods cleaning staff under pressure doesn't cut it. Try to cut corners and hope not to be called out on it. Has a pool and hotel close to the beach are the only positives.

There was some confusion with my booking in regards to the location. However, Marios was so incredibly helpful and accommodating that I decided to stay anyway and am so glad that I did. Accoms are all one needs when travelling solo - clean rooms and bathroom, crisp white bed-linen, simple amenities (but with essential air conditioning & even a mini fridge & TV) and a friendly, fascinating and kind-hearted host. Location on Kamari beach is divine too! In the end I was so glad not to have stayed in Fira as I got to explore the whole island on my own yet relish in the peaceful serenity of waking up right on Kamari beach every morning. Can't wait to get back in 2013!

Recently stayed at the Kings Suites, while the overall photos are accurate, they are shot to make the property appear much larger than it is. The location is wonderful, with Kamari Beach just a few steps across the street, but require transportation to visit other locale such are Fira or Oia. The rooms were very clean, and the staff at the restaurant were wonderful. Unfortunately that is where the positives end. We had a difficult time locating the property as there is no hotel signage or check in desk. Cars are not allowed to drive on the street, so a taxi will drop you a block away. Check in is just a binder and a staff member checking you in from the restaurants back counter. The rooms were very clean and equipped, a bit on the small side. While the open shower and blue overhead lighting were eye catching at first, it was impossible to shower without soaking the entire room and the alternative to the blue light was a small over sink light. The bed was rock hard and made for a difficult sleep. Our patio overlooked the staff/storage (junk) zone of the neighbouring property. There is an emergency light over the door which equates sleeping with a night light, bring a sleep mask if you need darkness. Sound carries and the doors have large gaps to the exterior. Breakfast while adequate, was the same simple staples each day. Became old quickly. Our biggest issue was constant power outages (room #11). Of the 4 night stay, we lost power 16 times. Morning, afternoon, over night. When this happend, the above mention emergency light turns into a flood light, making for a VERY disruptive sleep. We also had a few mornings of no hot water. We mentioned this to the counter staff who didnt seem to understand, and indicated we had to wait for the owner to arrive. Each time, the onwer ensured it was fixed, but eventually told us another room was causing the overload and tripping the circuit to ours. By day 2 we knew where the main breaker was (in cabinet above 'check in' st

The rooms were big but worn down (cracks in walls, no water in bathroom tap etc) not that cleaned and only one big light in the center of the room. The staff didnt really clean and change sheets, only bedded and swiped the dirt from the center of the floors. The worst part was the bed, ive slept in hundreds of hotels worl wide but this bed took the price. Rock hard plywood bed, i had to eat pain killes to surive the first night, after we bought blankets and cover to soften the bed. Dont know if all beds are like that in the hotel (hope not!). The other part were that the staff were never around. If you were thirsty you just went to the bar and fetched it for your self and perhaps you found the staff later that night or next day to pay them.

we booked a superior room, but when we checked in the desk person assigned us to a standard double room. after diasgreeing with the accomodation we we given a studio which was more of a superior type accomodation. it was also difficult to get hot water at night because they kept forgeting to turn on the electric power to the heater when the sun went down and solar was not available.