Iris Boutique Hotel in Kamari

Overall a good place to stay - works excellent as a resting hub if you are not planning to stay in too much. Close to the services of the Kamari beach area, nice and rather quiet. Just be sure to close in the wooden balcony doors on bedtime to ensure some light and noise block.

Our room had a leaking toilet and disconnected sink, which were a minor inconvenience. The place would need some maintenance. AC worked fine, even it seems to have served it's time. Hot water and pressure is available very early in the morning, so set the alarm to shower.

Breakfast is adequate, nothing fancy but will do. Vasili the chef is a sweet characher.

Pool is across just across the place, and there was always room. Dowside is that you are not allowed to bring your own drinks there, and the pool bar was not open, and these services are not included in the hotel. So break the rules or be drink water there.

One bonus is a motor rental place really nearby, you can park your rental there if you rent for longer periods (I recommend the buggy to explore the island, but only if you have driven such a thing before)

Staff was nice but we had some minor language barriers.

Only one pillow for person, if such a thing matters - not sure if we've got an extra if asked.

This is a nice enough hotel and close to the main beach in Kamari. The pool is just across the road and is clean and has some shade. The breakfast is basic but has good choices. We would award a higher rating based on these things, but our stay was let down by the damp in the wardrobe, the intermittent loss of power and hot water, and the extortionate mark-up on a taxi we booked which would have been 35 euros if we’d booked direct and was 57 euros because we booked through reception.