I really loved the concept of the room that I stayed in: It was like a cave, built of stone but at the same time full of comforts like a LCD TV, hi-fi system, modern lights (in fact the room was full of lights and light switches!) and a really cozy bathroom. The rooms were really clean and tidy, and the cable internet connection was a really pleasant surprise! There was also a fully-featured computer in the room, but I preferred to use my netbook. The bed was one of the best that I had ever used in a hotel, with a hard mattress and a comfortable cover.

Breakfast was really nice and adequate: Not great in variety but consisting of a number of savory and sweet items, fresh orange juice and some desserts. I never had a problem filling up before a busy day at Mesta and it kept me full until lunch.

There were some signs of humidity in the walls and the air inside the room was indeed humid, but when we left the windows open there was no problem. Also, the bathroom supplies (especially the toilet paper) were not frequently restocked, so we had to be rather cautious when using them. There was also a problem with the flush which was not noticed, leading to a low water flow.

In general, I was really pleased with the room and I would surely recommend the Medieval Castle rooms. The minor issues aforementioned were not enough to spoil the good image I had during my stay.

Mesta is a very interesting part of Chios. The Medieval Suites are in restored old houses in Mesta. The suites are very comfortable, clean, the staff is very helpfull and friendly. In my opinion it is the best place to stay in Chios.

Medieval castle suites are the most beautiful, well appointed, stone maisonettes in all of Chios, if not the Aegean! The staff is phenomenal, we were with our one year old and they took special attention to bring us fresh fruits in the morning and to make sure all our needs are met. The rooms are really nice and spacious, with modern amenities enveloped in an amazing turn of the century architecture. This is a very hard combination to achieve with such level of detail.
The suites are within the fort town of Mesta, which because of the beautiful narrow cobble stone streets with archways, does not have any motor traffic within.
So quiet and safe, I cannot express how wonderful it is to walk home from he town square "platea" with a light head, full belly (go to Maouna) and no worries other than saying hello to the locals. I just never wanted to leave, and with a small child there is no safer, quiet and beautiful destination in all of Greece.

We chose this hotel mostly based on the reviews it had received. But i should've known better that 3 reviews is not an accurate sample size!!
I want to start by saying the we could not have received a friendlier welcome by the very gracious hotel staff, Mary. However things went down hill from there. The two suites that we were staying in, at first, seemed charming, and cozy, but the reality surfaced after the doors were shut behind us: The rooms were so damp that we slept in cold, wet sheets all night long. At some point I decided that opening the door on a cold December night to let in some circulation is better than the smell of the mildewy, damp room. By now I was maneuvering my way in pitch darkness as the fuse to the lights had blown!! And would continue to blow even after turning it on again and again.
All night as both my husband and I lay awake due to the cold, damp and smelly air, I had hoped that our kids would be getting a good night sleep, only to find out in the morning they'd had the exact same experience.
By the time we put on our (wet from the humidity) clothes in the morning we thought that perhaps some good breakfast in a charming location might make up for the hard night, but that was also a huge disappointment.
Oh and did I mention that the sheets were not only damp, but Very rough, and the hotel was the most expensive on the island especially given the off season.
I don't want to completely slam this hotel, because as I mentioned the hospitality was impeccable and the location can be very charming., but much more continual maintenance will be needed to keep it going given the level of humidity and the mildew.