Nice place near the capital town (by feet about 15-20 min), not noisy, rooms acceptable for
the price, very helpful people with service from and to airport/harbour - nice tavernas in the
village (try SAVVAS!). This hotel is indeed payable , has a large swimmingspool and is not
overcrowded. If you wanna pay 100€ and more, you better go to the caldera, if not you better
stay in this hotel.

We spent one week in B&B formula but we never had breakfast as it was at least very poor.
The room was not small but the bathroom was not good and not clean enough.
The swimming pool was nice but nothing special.
Last but not least, the hotel is far away from everything and if you do not have a car it could be risky walk at night.
For our experience you can find in Santorini a better hotels at the same price.

Karterados: the best to place to stay in Santorini. In the center of the island, sea view, a 5 minutes' quad or bike from Fira (very crowded at nights), and close to the main beaches (Kamari, Perissa, Red beach and Black beach). There is also minimarkets and restaurants, but of course is better to choose one from Oia or Imerovigli.
Maistros Village: perfet accomodation! The clean rooms are based on white and blue colour and have TV, fridge and AC (not so useful, 'cos the hard wind blows everytime!).
The breakfast is serverd in front of the pool, 'till 10.30 am. Wonderful!
The complex is formed by several rooms and apartment with own kitcken.
We didn't book before coming at Santorini, so we think that the price was a deal, 'cos our double was the last (50 € per night, with breakfast).
Really good experience!

In the beautiful island of Santorini, this hotel/room complex is the perfect little jewel. The apartments are roomy with a big living/dining room, and mine was a mezzanine with the bedroom upstairs open to the rest of the apartment below. It was typically decorated in Greek island fashion and very clean. In the center of the complex, is a large swimming pool with lounge chairs and umbrellas. It is close to plenty of good tavernas with Greek food and to public buses which wisk you to all the beaches or to Fira (main town) even though we would always walk the distance (about 20-30 minutes). The owner Nick was always very friendly with a smile and friendly words. It's really a wonderful place to stay and I'll hopefully get a chance to revisit soon. Chris