We booked it for 4 nights, we actually went there see how terrible was everything and we left immediately. Ver very dirty camping next to the rooms, toilets smell all over the place, beach dirty, rooms tiny. Swimming pool ok.

We stayed here for four nights in July 2010
Highlights - very clean rooms, great air conditioning, a bath, good shower pressure, lovely pool, right on the beach, free wifi, pick up from the port. Gorgeous flowers all around the rooms too. There's a shop with all the bits & pieces (toiletries, food) you'd need and a restaurant with good food at reasonable prices. There's also facilities to wash clothes. We didn't do it, but there is windsurfing or scuba diving on the beach too.
Lows - none really other than it's a bit out of Naousa (sp?) but there is a free bus from the camp site or the public bus
I would definitely stay here again & so would my four travel companions!

Adequate sized room however hardly any windows, small patio (shared with next door bungalow), room stunk of fresh paint, no kitchen facilities (small fridge), no duvets, only 1 pillow per bed. Pools were both empty, the shops/restaurant/bar was not open, there was rubbish and half construction all around the grounds. Windsurf hire was expensive. Pickup from ferry was 45min late, then reception wasnt open and we had more waiting. Went to our room and after seeing all facilities decided not to stay. Location is isolated with few facilities and it seemed under renovation. They shouldnt have taken our booking - will be good when all is up and running, hopefully for peak season.

My absolute favourite thing about Surfing Beach Village was the friendly staff. Although they were a bit late in picking us up from the ferry, there after, it was fantastic! Surfing Beach Village is a little bit remote - you will need to rent a scooter, atv or car if you want to get around the island - but was perfect for relaxing. The beach is gorgeous! The bungalows were not big, but they were a great size for two people, and very clean. We also had our own balcony to relax on, and with the breakfast included, you seriously can't beat the price. This place was cheaper (and far better) than a hostel. As mentioned, you'll need to rent a vehicle if you want to get around, and I would recommend getting one from in town (Naoussa) not from the company affiliated with Surfing Beach Village, as we did get ripped off there. However, if you mostly want to stick around the resort and only go out in the evenings, you won't even need to rent a vehicle, as they have a very convenient shuttle service. All in all, I thought this place was great, and it is definitely where we will stay if we're back in Paros!