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wow. this villa was outstanding. It was huge and fit three people very comfortably. the place had everything you needed and wifi was super easy to access and use! the view upstairs was gorgeous and we even had a jacuzzi to use! This is the spot when you stay in Santorini! It looks like you are in a cave, very pretty and grabbed the essence of Santorini perfectly!

Only reason this place is not getting 5 stars is because that wifi was HORRIBLE! the only way I could use my phone was right outside the hotel. but other than that we loved this hotel! we had a perfect beach view and the hotel is located right by the beach!! the breakfast was outstanding and the staff was super sweet and easy to reach! you even get a percent off when you want to buy beach chairs. The hotel is so cozy and fits the Greece vibes, and this hotel is very close to the main town of Naxos so you do not need a taxi!

The hotel itself is very cute and pretty. we had a room that would fit three people, it was small but did the job. It did not have a teapot, robes or slippers. So keep that in mind when booking this hotel. But other than that everyone is super sweet, breakfast was yummy! and overall a cozy spot! wifi is very slow!!

Make sure to have this booked early in the morning and not when it is hot. It is a very long walk and long guide overall so make sure you have water with you at all times. The guide was very sweet and had a lot of knowledge. The Acropolis was gorgeous and a must need to see in Greece.

MUST GOOOO, if you love food and walking around towns this is the spot to go. The guide was so sweet and the people that were with us on this walk were amazing too! Make sure to come in with a empty stomach because you are non-stop eating as you walk and you get a whole free dinner!

I'm a kimkim staff member and stayed at the Irida for two glorious nights. Unfortunately, I didn't get to spend any time by the shared infinity pool, but I did enjoy two "honeymoon" breakfasts and the best views of my whole trip (seriously epic) at this very cool, hillside retreat. The walk up the drive is tough (my taxi refused to go up, though it seems this depends on the driver, as I periodically saw other taxis pick up/drop off guests), but the views more than make up for it. Each unit faces the sea, mine was the only room they had left upon booking: Stars (Irida's honeymoon suite), a Moroccan-themed room in navy and white. It was incredibly special, with a hidden kitchenette, a bed dressed in gauzy linens and 1,001 pillows, and a large floor plan (spacious foyer, living area, adjoining bedroom, and two balconies, one with a plunge pool, and comfy outdoor seating). I was a bit disappointed in the bed comfort, a little too firm for my liking, but not enough of a disappointment to warrant a star loss. The typed-up welcome note was a nice touch, as was the bowl of fruits and a plate of delicious treats. Breakfast was fairly carb-heavy and included an a la carte menu (breads, pastries, yogurt with fruit or with honey, boiled eggs, muesli, etc), and two additional offerings you have to pay for (an egg breakfast or pancakes, if I recall correctly).