We stayed there for 5 days on our Honeymoon. This is a really unique place. It is an old monastery that has been converted into a hotel. The building is considered a historical site and it has an interesting history that is worth asking about when you check in. It is located in a quiet are of the quaint little port town and is an easy walk to a lot of things on the island.
The rooms are small- befitting an old monastery, but they were immaculately kept and comfortable. The bathroom was modernized and nice sized. This is one of the few hotels we stayed at in Greece with no issues with the shower. There is AC, though there is a warning not to set it very low. It did cool off overnight, but was warm when first getting back from a day around the island. The rooms have internet and it is included with the cost of the room.
Dennis, the manager, is wonderful. Always greeted us by name and with a smile. He was a very happy to accommodate any requests that you have or help you with recommendations on food or places on the island.
Again, this is an old building, so there are no balconies in the room, but they've created a darling little court yard area that is always open. We enjoyed a bottle of wine out there in the evening on more than one occasion. Breakfast is included and is served in this same courtyard. Breakfast was simple, but very tasty and was served until 11am so there was no rush to make it to it before they stopped serving.
There is no pool or parking (there are no motorized vehicles allowed in Hyrda). And no restaraunt or bar on the site, however there are many restaraunts/bars all around the hotel.
Room Tip: Ask for a room with a view of the Courtyard.
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