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The villa was excellent. The quality of the fixtures and fittings was very high overall and the Villa has nice decor throughout. It was spacious and had everything we needed provided. The pool and outdoor space is really good too. Everything worked as it should. The one time we needed maintenance the on site team was very responsive and the issue was fixed within 20 minutes with no fuss. The extras that you get access too - bicycles, paddle boards, canoes - were really well maintained and always available during our stay and really added to our enjoyment. The small town of Tiros was very nice with a good choice of bars and restaurants, small supermarkets and pharmacies all available. Mainly locals around when we were there. The locals were friendly and seemed happy to share their town with a few tourists.

we stayed in an apartment within a gated four-apartment complex, sitting right on the edge of a cliff overlooking an amazing private beach. The place was extremely well equipped, sparkling clean, spacious and comfortable, with a large table and parasol right outside, allowing us to have meals while watching the sea. The owners were wonderful, super friendly with the kids and ready to help with anything. There are three very different beaches minutes away by foot - two secluded ones and one ‘proper’ beach with a restaurant and beach beds. This was the last stay of our holiday and it made for a prefect ending to it. Highly recommended!

We spent a wonderful time in this lovely apartment, with its big balcony with a view of the sea. The owners were very friendly and helpful, especially on our first evening when we couldn't start our hire car! It is a studio apartment (kitchen, sitting area and bedroom all in one room, with a separate toilet/shower room); this wasn't completely clear from the description. Mind you, if it had been stated we might have been put off, and that would have been a shame. The apartment is very well-equipped; linens, towels and even beach towels are provided. The property is quite a long walk, but an easy drive, from the centre of Paralio Astros which offers many restaurants, an excellent bakery (Frantzoli), a lovely beach, a ruined medieval castle and a picturesque harbour. The town is on the absolutely beautiful North Kynouria coast, and a few minutes inland are switchback roads leading into the spectacular mountains. We went outside high season (in October), which has the advantage that the place isn't crowded, but also the drawback that some things are unavailable. We would have liked to do a boat trip to the islands of Spetses and Hydra, but we would have had to go to Tolo to catch the boat as it doesn't call at Paralio Astros out of season. Places worth visiting: the ancient cities of Corinth and Sparta, the Corinth Canal, the monasteries of Elonas and Malevi, and the drive along the coast to Leonidio. There is a really good market (agora in Greek) in Argos, on Wednesdays and Saturdays. Another must is to swim in the sea, which is clean and clear. The beaches are pebbly rather than sandy, but on the beach at Paralio Astros the pebbles are quite small so it is not too bad to walk on. One thing we didn't quite realise is that even places that look quite close by on the map take a long time to drive to, because the terrain is mountainous and the roads winding. We would have liked to go to ancient Olympia but it would have been a four or five-hour round trip. All the people we met were really friendly and welcoming. The food is plentiful and delicious, and the local wines are ridiculously cheap and really tasty.