I would not recommend this hotel at this price point. When my friend and I arrived, there was literally not one person in this hotel. The keys were in the front door, and we literally let ourselves in. It's a two-story hotel with 4 rooms on each floor. I walked down the hallway and up the stairs on down the second hallway. I didn't hear anyone anywhere which was a bit creepy. Since this hotel is in the middle of nowhere (no stores or anything nearby since it's in a grassy field), I wasn't sure what to do. Then I noticed on the front desk counter that there were sticky notes with guests' names and a physical key to the room. I grabbed the sticky note with my name and room number and then lugged my suitcase up the flight of stairs to the second floor. Then my friend and I left at around 3 pm. When we returned at 8:30 pm, there was now a guest sitting at the front but still no one who works there. He informed me that the hotel owner shows up at 9 pm. I went back down at 9:15, and sure enough the owner was there. But, he doesn't speak English, and luckily that same other guest was still down there who could translate into Greek for me. I wanted to see if the hotel offers water (they do not and want you to pay €2) even though the water is not potable. All 5 of our previous Greek hotels offered guests water. Since breakfast is included, but we had to leave an hour before, I asked if we might be able to grab a piece of fruit or something which was a big no.