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"Situated along the promenade with easy access to all facilities. the hotel and room was clean, the staff were very friendly and welcoming. I would definitely stay here when visiting Volos again. "

"This hotel is set in beautifully kept garden with 5 seperate buildings with 6 rooms in each with a central pool, reception, bar, restaurant area. All very clean and well looked after. The staff are all very friendly and really made you feek at home. Breakfast ran to 11 and it was all very relaxed...No one rushed for sun beds, no one put towels down early there were always many free all day. The beach is an 8 minute walk...and is peobably the best on the island. Whilst the food in the hotel is lovely (Greek bbq night is a must) there are a number of lovely tavernas within a 5 minute walk away and the staff will happily recommend their favourites. The bus into Skiathos town is 3euros each way and runs every 10 mins or so until 1am which makes it very convenient. All in all if you want a quiet relax in lovely surroundings this is for you!"

"Had the most wonderful stay at Agapitos. Full experience with the wonderful filoxenia from all staff and the lovely room, and pool and views. It is also perfectly location at Ag Ioannis to be able to visit some of the best beaches I’ve ever been to. Car is required. I would it hesitate to stay at Agapitos again. Thank you Christos and team!"

"This family owned hotel in Tsagarada Pelion region, has a lovely and welcoming atmosphere. The Hotel is right off the main road crossing the village, there is a small parking lot across the street. The complex includes the hotel rooms, a lovely restaurant and above a balcony that serves drinks and a wonderful view. All the staff snd family members we met were gracious and friendly. The rooms are a bit dated, but very clean. Breakfast is served outside under the grapevine, it’s very basic but, great atmosphere! We loved the 10 min walk to the 1000 yr old tree at the square, the lush greenery and friendly faces."