Polyegos View

Waking up and opening the window over the beautiful blue sea is a fantastic feeling. Make sure you get a sea view room — otherwise I don’t think it makes sense to stay at this hotel.

The terrain to get to the property is a bit rough and the walk to the village is not really doable (too hot during the day and too dark at night).The room was very basic, and the shape of the shower was such that the water would splash everywhere (the faucet couldn’t be moved and it was way too high for us).Also, there was always sand in the room.. our guess is that the cleaning staff didn’t take off their shoes when entering the room, so there always a bit of “crunch” when walking around the room barefooted (no slippers provided).The lack of a washing machine is the main issue if going to the beach every day, since beach towels do not get replaced regularly.

The view at sunrise was amazing.

There were no draws for clothing and shower gel seemed watered down and even ran out.For the price some tea coffee milk would hv been a nice touch.There was also a strange smell at times.

It was hands down one of the best experiences! Adored the hotel and the stuff, highly recommend taking the apartment with a sea view, thank you for having us!

The road to the hotel is a bit rough so definitely take a car!

Nice standard apartment.

Disappointing was that the description of the room including the pictures of the balcony view did not correspond to the room we got. The owner blamed the booking system for the mistake, so when you book a room you should better contact the owner right away to confirm that what you book is what you will get in the end.Another disappointment was the persistent ant-issue in the kitchen. We stayed for 7 nights and despite asking for help the problem was not solved before our departure.

The quiet location and view are unbeatable. On the inside, the room is upscaled and modern, which makes it very comfortable and convenient for either short or long stays. Loved it!

The road to the property is a bit of a drag.

I like the view from our room. The sunrise and sunsets are amazing. They pretty much had everything that we needed. The staffs were helpful of getting us a taxi from the port to the airbnb and for when we needed a ride to our kayaking tour in Firiplaka Beach early in the morning.

That it was far from everything so we hired a car rental. If you are going to stay here I would recommend to hire a rental. However if you like to take a long stroll in the morning for a coffee/breakfast it is a 20min walk to pollonia

The view! Gorgeous sitting on the balcony or lying in bed looking at that blue ocean. Best for travellers looking for a peaceful place to relax. You can walk to town along the beach, but I highly recommend hiring a car for your stay. We have many great memories from Milos :)

View

Way too far away from markets, restaurants, etc. mostly on unimproved road and we had no car. Not walkable!!!There was no warning of this isolation on website and the area has only limited cab service that is expensive!

The view was amazing

The shower was bad not to standards and the sink was blocked which we informed the staff to fix.

I liked the place...quiet..nice walk from the city center...very clean...

The apartment is fantastic! We had a balcony the sea, perfect for breakfast and aperitivo:)5 minutes walking to a nice beach with a bar and less than 5 minutes by scooter from Pollonia. Daily cleaning and always nice people!

Nothing, everything was perfect!

A beautiful little place and so typically greek. The room was big and clean and the the view , amazing. It was very quiet and while on the opposite side of the town , it was a quick walk along the water to get to the town centre.

No tea or coffee making facilities left and as I arrived late Sunday I couldn't get any.

The view and decor were great! We were met in town and driven the 1.4km to the property. Location is remote and quiet which was a nice change and the walk to town is easy although it's a little far if its hot so you'll need to stop for a swim and drink at Hitana Bar halfway ? We had long lunches in town and meze on the balcony in the evenings enjoying the view. Was super clean and room was serviced daily.

Incredibly relaxing and peaceful stay. We loved waking up to the view of Polyegos and Kimolos islands and the waves crashing against the shore each morning. Staff were awesome and helpful, quality of the apartment was great. Walk to Pollonia was short & simple along the coastal path, however anyone with mobility issues may need to consider driving to the town.

Nothing :)

We loved our stay at this beautiful apartment! Such a great location and the staff where so nice and helpful, easy walk to the beach and bus stop / in town.

Although the description of the apartment clearly states that it is 1.5 kms from the village centre, we had forgotten, and were at first a bit upset about it. However, we soon came to realise that, in fact, it's probably the best location! We really enjoyed the 10 to 15-minute stroll along the shore to reach the village, though there are a couple of tricky places if you are not very agile, and if you are coming back after dark, you need to use the torch on your phone. The apartment itself (nº 3) is very light, and spacious and kept spotless by the cleaner who comes daily. We found the bed comfortable, (though the pillows were a bit too high and firm for our liking) and there is adequate wardrobe and drawer space. Beach towels are also provided. There are beautiful views from the balcony, where it is wonderfully breezy, too. The balcony is equipped with a round table and 2 chairs, and is the ideal place to have dinner in the evening. It also has a washing line and a sun umbrella. The kitchen is basic, but perfectly adequate with a table and 2 chairs, a fridge, a kettle, and pots and pans etc. We didn't cook at all, so can't comment on how well the electric hob works.The staff at "Travel Me to Milos", who manage the apartments, are friendly, extremely helpful, and seem to be available at all hours on WhatApp!

The shower stall needs a shower curtain of some kind, as it is is impossible not to flood the bathroom floor when showering, and unfortunately there is no mop and bucket available to mop up after you.On Milos, and apparently in the whole of Greece, you can't flush toilet paper. You have to leave it in the bin provided for that purpose; if not, you risk blocking the drains. Note that it's NOT just at this apartment, but it did take us by surprise.

The room was very nice. Very clean and new. It had the kitchenette and a place to hang clothes. I was here at this property for 7 nights. The view was nice and the AC worked great. The bed was the most comfortable mattress I Have ever slept on in my life. I wanted to take it home. I think I was the first person to stay there. There were outlets everywhere for charging electronics. The lighting was very nice and looked like candles in the room and bathroom. The shower and bathroom as a whole were both beautiful and functional. When I would message for help (the stove top was tricky for me, I needed an umbrella on my patio, I couldn’t get my key out of the door and the TV was not set up, they promptly sent someone to help. Athene, the lady who cleaned my room was such a beautiful soul! I was so happy to see her and she was always helpful and encouraging. And cleaned my room daily.

It was isolated and was an 8-10 minute walk on the beach, over limestone outcroppings, through a short woods and then through a concrete parking lot to get to town. Otherwise it was a 20+ minute walk on a dusty uneven road with no shade and some fast traffic in parts. At night both ways were dicey. Having a car would help but I’m a nature lover so I didn’t mind. But on a moonless night you would need a flashlight. Definitely not for someone with mobility issues without a car. This town is very small and not at all what was described in the guide book I had. I’ve seen to 6 or more other islands, some for a week at a time and this was my least favorite. Prices were $o much higher than even Mykonos where I stayed a few weeks earlier. The town is a jumble of new rental condos and it does not have a “fishing village flavor” as advertised. There are just a few restaurants and as I said, the prices are 10-30% higher than Mykonos, Naxos, and Amorgos where I stayed this trip. This room was much more expensive too, and for the location it was overpriced. This island is also pretty barren, which makes it hotter. There is very little vegetation. There are some great things to do like see the Venus de Milo, the Roman theatre and the catacombs (an 8 minute uninspiring tour that the guide book did get right), but the other islands have similar archeological wonders.

Very quiet

too remote - and still not at the beach. The balconies at upper levels seem much more attractive than the terrace that we had at ground level.

the view!the common area (balcony)cleaning services everydayyou can see the sunrise and sunset everyday!!

no microwaveshower unpractical (water spilling)no shampoo/conditioner included

Very nice view, the staff is very friendly and welcoming. Also the room was very clean

The shower didn’t work well, but they fixed it in less than a day so it was all perfect??