Three of us stayed at the Chris Paul for 1 night when travelling round Mainland Greece. We got a triple room, with 3 separate single beds, a nice - but basic room, had all we needed though.
A resonable price paid, but the real star was the lady at reception - firstly she tipped us off that we needed to book tickets for the Rack + Pinion the next day - she was right, it was a sell out! (It doesn't say that in the Lonely Planet!)
Then, she gave us all the info required to try & get to Delphi from Diakofto via the Egio - St Niklaus Ferry. And to top it all, she found a hotel in Delphi for us, as all the ones we tried were fully booked, & booked it up for us by telephone (and the Delphi hotel was marvellous too!).
Also, when we arrived after an evening out, they opened their small bar for us!
Ever so convenient, THE place to stay in Diakofto - just remember its not a Holiday Inn, its a basic hotel, but more than enough for a indpendent budget traveller.

Diakofto is a lovely village and the Chris Paul hotel is an ideal place to stay whilst visiting. The rooms are clean and spacious (I think all of them have balconies as well) and the hotel is set on the edge of the village in the middle of an orange grove. The train station for the rack and pinion train into the mountains (recommended) is 2 minutes walk away, and the beach is 1km away. Staff are helpful and attentive.

We stayed at the Chris Paul for two nights in August 2005. It was fine - comfortable bed, clean well-equipped bathroom. Despite limited English, the staff were helpful and the swimming pool was very welcome given the distance to the beach and the temperatures in the high 30s. Breakfast was OK, but a bit sparse.
I booked through an agency on the internet - Bookings 24 hours - and paid the hotel in cash on departure. However, when I got home I discovered that the agency had also debited my credit card. I am still waiting for a refund. If the Chris Paul uses agencies for bookings, there should be better communication with them.